Favourite "LIVE" Albums.

[PeterM]

Ok favourites for me are KISS ALIVE from 1975. The live album that made many realise the true value of a live album, a defining moment in rock album history. And I'm with JJJ here on Frampton Comes Alive from 1976...both albums full of my guitar heroes and coming at a time I was right into guitar as a young 17 year old. So just for you JJJ have a laugh here's me in 1975-76 as a wannabee Framp look alike hehe. Ok so what's changed?

[gary]

Originally Posted by blink138

speaking of the stop making sense live album if i am not mistaken that was one of the very first VINYLS to be recorded digitally live
i am a vinyl nut and it is one of the most exciting live recordings with, as i have already stated, friday night in san francisco
pat

Thanks! I didn't know that and a quick Google suggests that is most probably correct.
It is a great album and movie!

Originally Posted by Regulus

Any of the 'You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore' series of live performances by Frank Zappa.

H had mentioned Led Zeppelin Fillmore East April 26th, 1969
and it made me think of Frank Zappa and "The Mothers Filmore East 1971" which I still have a vinyl of.
Peaches En regalia from that album -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQ-u2jwttmg
The Little House I Used to Live In from that same album -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMrDL6rqhMM
Happy Together
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_GNqKrZkYs

Originally Posted by Regulus

Suzanne Vega's first live album/video

Big fan. When she was out in Sydney last time, my wife kindly made sure she
got seats so I would be in row one, center. We were so close that between
songs once I said something nice and Suzanne thanked me.

[astroron (Ron)]

Originally Posted by PeterM

Ok favourites for me are KISS ALIVE from 1975. The live album that made many realise the true value of a live album, a defining moment in rock album history. And I'm with JJJ here on Frampton Comes Alive from 1976...both albums full of my guitar heroes and coming at a time I was right into guitar as a young 17 year old. So just for you JJJ have a laugh here's me in 1975-76 as a Framp look alike hehe. Ok so what's changed?

Pretty Cool Peter
But do you really want me to tell you what's changed

[beren]

U2 Under a blood red sky

[taminga16 (Greg)]

Shane Howard. Live in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.

Greg.

[Auspom (Scott)]

for memories...slade alive
for shear brilliance....delicate sound of thunder

[taminga16 (Greg)]

Originally Posted by Auspom

for memories...slade alive
for shear brilliance....delicate sound of thunder

I saw Slade at The Melbourne Show Grounds in the early 70's along with Lindisfarne, Status Quo, Country Radio and others, Lindisfarne stole the show.

Another 'Live' album... The Revelators. Floating Bridge (recorded at The Basement).
Oh and Michael Franks 'Live with Crossfire'

Greg.

[Zhou (Mick)]

Also:

Rory Gallagher- Irish Tour (I think that is the name of the LP)

AC/DC-If you want blood

Neil Young- Live at Massey Hall

[taminga16 (Greg)]

Originally Posted by Zhou

Also:

Rory Gallagher- Irish Tour (I think that is the name of the LP)

AC/DC-If you want blood

Neil Young- Live at Massey Hall

Bad Boy Boogie and Angus just going OFF!
Greg.

[Octane (Humayun)]

And, then, there's this: http://youtu.be/4KWwTWo_IAI

H

[Varangian (John)]

Not a big fan of the band but Nirvana Unplugged is one of the best live albums I've heard.

Sepultura live at Donnington Castle was a mad bootleg I use to own.

[Miaplacidus (Brian)]

More recently, quite like Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds, Live at Radio City. Good DVD, too.