Ohnoz! Voice of Revolutionary Vinco archive is gone

[n2avh]

For many years we have been able to enjoy a smattering of VoRV recordings at http://www.bunkerofdoom.com/vorv/index.html, but I just checked today and the domain is suspended for lack of payment.  I don't think this content is available anywhere else, so I'm hoping whoever owns that domain will get it resolved or post the content somewhere else.  I haven't learned the past subjective gerund in Vinconian yet!

[RobRich]

Appears to be resolved now. In case the site disappears for ya' again:

https://web.archive.org/web/20230616103543/http://www.bunkerofdoom.com/vorv/index.html

[n2avh]

Yay, thanks! I did see the Wayback version at the time but assumed the MP3 links wouldn't work...they do!

[MDK2]

Probably be a good idea to download the recordings while you can. I did that several years ago with all the KIPM shows on New York International's site which I think also disappeared at least for a while. You can't rely on personal websites to be there for more than a few years. There's tons of stuff from back in the day (mostly personal blogs from before the rise of social media) that I can't find anymore, even with archival websites.

[Andrew Yoder]

I just checked the link. The archived page is still available, but all of the MP3 links were dead. Not a lot of VORV segments were produced, but it was great stuff

[n2avh]

Fortunately the original page is working, but as stated above it would be wise for someone to archive it so I'll do that even though I don't have a server to make it available to others. (Done--only took 2 seconds with Sitesucker, unlike the Jerry Berg's On the Shortwaves site which took a couple of hours. (I think that has been preserved elsewhere but I didn't know that at the time.) I also grabbed the DSWCI site which was going away.