Radio Sessions - Why do so few people trade them?  Doesn't anyone tape things off the radio?  They're the easiest boots to make!  But it's almost impossible to find decent FM recordings.  Yeah I'm picky but my FM masters are excellent.  Most of the sessions I receive end up being webcasts, not off the actual radio.  Unlike a lot of traders, I always tell you if it's a webcast.  I've often had to settle for web versions of KCRW shows (somebody please help me upgrade them!)  And I'd love more Edge 102, Real Time, World Cafe, Acoustic Cafe, Mt. Stage, WBCN, WFNX, WFUV, Modern Rock Live, etc of artists I like.

Lilith Fair - Here's another thing I'm surprised I can't find more of, considering how many Lilith dates there were.  So many shows, yet so few recordings circulating!  Maybe I'm just not part of the right trading clique.  It seems that most of the Lilith Fair boots out there are poor quality analog recordings - so maybe a lot of the shows haven't made their way onto CD yet, from the DAT traders community.  (If anyone needs help transferring their shows to CD, from DAT or cassette, I'd love to help!) 

Demos/Outtakes/Unreleased Albums - I'm a musical voyeur, I guess.  It's fascinating to hear these things the artists never intended us to hear.   And the music they wanted to release - but couldn't for whatever reason - (label thought it wouldn't sell, etc).  A few things I'm curious to hear:  the album Joe Jackson produced for Jill Sobule.  And, don't laugh - Phil Spector's work with Celine Dion.