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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
Yeah? I'll have to remember that. Thx.
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| hotlicks |
Here's the best live albums so far as according to the Rocks Off member's recommendations...
The Who Live @ Leeds 6 votes
stones - brussels affair 4 votes
brussels affair - 4 votes
Johnny Cash San Quentin 3 votes
The Rolling Stones: Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! 3 votes
the stones - love you live 2 votes
Johnny Cash Folsom Prison 2 votes
Jimi Hendrix - band of gypsys 2 votes
MC5 - Kick Out the Jams 2 votes
Van Morrison - It's Too Late To Stop Now 2 votes
Bob Dylan - Live 1966 "the royal albert" 2 votes
Rock n roll animal - Lou Reed 2 votes
The Last Waltz (soundtrack) 2 votes
Dylan - Hard Rain 2 votes
Handsome Girls 2 votes
ALL OF THE BELOW ONE VOTE:
jerry lee lewis - live at the star club
Jimi Hendrix - Monterey
Paco de Lucia - One summer night
Bob Dylan - Live at Budokan
Fleetwod Mac - Live
JJ Cale - Live
Rolling Stones - Still Live
The Rolling Stones: Flashpoint
The Beatles: Live At the Hollywood Bowl
AC/DC: Live
David Bowie: Ziggy Stardust (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Big Star - Live
Kris Kristofferson - Live in NYC 1972
Elvis - at MSG
Gram Parsons and the Fallen Angels - Live 1973
The Clash - From Here To Eternity
The Beatles - Last Night In Hamburg
James Brown: Live at the Apollo (1963)
Bob Marley - Babylon By Bus
J Geils Band - Full House (1972
Bruce Springsteen - Winterland Nights
Live at the Filmore - The Mothers
The Band - Rock of ages
Bruce - Live in NYC
Traffic: “Welcome to the Canteen”
Uriah Heep: “Live at Shepperton ‘74”
Yes: Yessongs
hendrix and Otis - Live at monterey
Dylan and The Band - Before the flood
NeilYoung - Live rust
Humble Pie-Rocking the Fillmore
bob marley and the wailers - "Live" - at the lyceum 1975
Chicago: “Chicago IV”
Deep Purple: “Made in Japan”
Doors “Absolutely Live”
Emerson, Lake and Palmer: “Welcome Back my friends”
Faces “Coast to Coast”
Fleetwood Mac: “The Boston Box”
Frank Zappa: “Make a Jazz Noise Here”
Frank Zappa: “Roxy and Elsewhere”
Frank Zappa: “The Best Band you never heard in your life”
Frank Zappa: Sheik Yerboutti
Frank Zappa: The whole “You Can’t Do That On Stage Anymore” set of 12 CDs
Genesis: Seconds Out” Probably one of the best ever
Grateful Dead: “Live/Dead"
Humble Pie: “Rocking the Fillmore”
Jefferson Airplane: “Bless Its Pointed Little Head”
Jethro Tull: “Bursting Out”
John Mayall: “Jazz Blues Fusion.
King Crimson: “Heavy ConstruKction”
King Crimson: The Night Watch and the Great Deceiver Box
Led Zeppelin: “How the West Was Won”
Miles Davis: “Live at the Fillmore East, March 7, 1970”
Peter Gabriel: “Plays Live” and “Growing Up Live” but it’s a DVD
Pink Floyd: London 66-67 “14 hours Technicolour Dream Extravaganza”
Plastic Ono Mothers (Zappa & John Lennon): “Live at the Fillmore”
Rod Stewart “Absolutely Live”
Santana: “Live at the Fillmore”
Savoy Brown: “Greatest Hits Live”
Steppenwolf: “Live”
Ten Years After: “Recorded Live”
Jefferson Airplane: “Bless Its Pointed Little Head"
ELVIS:
1. Disk 2 (August 10, 1970)in the "That's The Way It Is" 3 CD set
(Official release 2001)
2. "Hot Winter's Night In Dallas"
December 28, 1976
Bootleg--soundboard--one of Elvis' best
3. "An Afternoon In The Garden"
MSG--afternoon matinee
(Official release 1997/98)
4. Get the "Live In Las Vegas" 4 CD set of performances from 1956, 1969, 1972 and 1975-6
(Official Release 2002)
Little Feat-'Waiting For Columbus'
Stones Philadelphia Special
Stones Europe 73
Steely Dan '00 ( Live in Columbus ) SB
Stones Stripped Companion
The WHO ( Denver 09/19/02 ) SB
B.B. King - Live at the Regal
Muddy Waters - At Newport 1960 |
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| Prodigal Son |
There's a lot of my favourites that have been mentioned already. But did anybody include Weld by Neil Young or Live Rust for that matter. Hell, Rust Never Sleeps was a live record but the crowd noise was taken out and overdubs were made. Also, can't forget Live at Leeds-the two disc 2001 expanded version. Sheer brilliance! I also like One More from the Road by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Live at Fillmore East, New Year's 1970 by Jimi Hendrix, It's Too Late to Stop Now by Van Morrison and Bob Dylan live at Royal Albert Hall. |
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| glencar |
Get Your Ya Yas Out
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| quackenbush |
There's a live Solomon Burke album, whose name escapes me, and that's great too, laods of soulful preachin', brother.
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The Solomon Burke album you are referring to is called Soul Alive. A few of the songs on there are covered by the Rolling Stones. |
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| Zeeta |
Man this is a write off for me...fuckin' Brussels Affair Definative or whatever it is! That is mint. NOTHING comes close to it!
I just don't understand the attraction of Elvis, obviously he broke new ground and that but it just doesn't get my going or anything I just get bored, quickly. Live, from what I have heard, he is better.
Could someone who is cool could perhaps explain the attraction?
I jus' "je ne comprendez??"
I ask here 'cos I know we all like the rolling stones! |
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| glencar |
I have the Elvis MSG album. While it's pleasurable, it's no Ya Yas. It's more like Still Life. Only less so. |
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| SirMuddy |
Love you live I'm stone born with it... Keith's blood
Get yer ya-ya's out... Keith sympathy solo... Mmmmm
and so many bootlegs...
Ladies & Gentlemen...
Get your brussel's handsome girls lungs out!
The Who: Live at Leeds + The Kids are allright (BO+WDGFA)
Led Zeppelin: How the west was won
The Kinks: One for the road
Dylan: Hard rain, Live 1975, Live 1966, Budokan, Real Live
Clapton: E.C. was here + Just one night
Wings: over america
Love ya...
great reading!
Jah bless yaaaaalllll!
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| beavie |
My all-time fav Stones is probably "Leeds". But my all-time fav is "The Allman Brothers At The Fillmore East". Quite surprised nobody said this earlier. |
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| glencar |
One For The Road...YES! Good call, sirmuddy. |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Hey Hotlicks check your list, Humble Pie's "Performance" has two votes
I also would like to add many many more
How can I forget J. Geils Band "Full House" or Big Brother & The Holding Co. "Cheap Thrills", Foghat "Live", Johnny Winter "And", Quick Silver Messanger Service, etc etc and many more etcs
If you see the archives, we had the same thread long time ago and the lists are different, not just by me but many of you, and I'm sure it will be different if we make it again in the near future |
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| Prodigal Son |
One For The Road...YES! Good call, sirmuddy
Ah hell, I already mentioned it and I still didn't get noticed for it. Oooo, just remembered another great live one-Otis Redding Live in Europe. Wooooh, he was always outta breath doing those rip-roaring shows.
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| palacerevolution |
There are many Live Elvis. My absolute fave is "From Memphis To Vegas". The Live disc in Vegas. DJ Fontana (drummer) kicks ass! Lou Reed's "Live", the other half of "RnR Animal" is great. Also "Take No Prisoners". "The best Live is by the Four Tops in the 60's at the Roostertail. There is a version of "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" that I die by. MC5 "Kick Out The Jams", Jane's first disc with several Livecuts, JB's "Live At The Apollo", (both), Temptations "Live with the Supremes", Tubew "What Do You Want From Life?", "Yessongs" (believe it or not), and always "Yay-Ya's" and "Brussles".
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| corgi37 |
Love you live - so overblown, i just loved it as youngster. ya-ya's, but it really needs Satisfaction and Gimme Shelter on it. Weld - Neil Young. Awesome, powerful stuff. Live at Leeds - the Who. I'm talking the extended version from a couple of years back. The Doors live at the Hollywood Bowl - the video is killer, but was also released on cd. Definative Light my Fire and The End. And, i have only downloaded it this year, and am still waiting to get 1 damn song, but Brussels Affair is wicked. I usually find it corny when people include bootlegs, as it seems like they are trying to be smart ass and reveal they know/have something most folk dont. But, the stuff on this is just superb. A professional release of this album (when the band is gone i guess) would convert any rabid hater of the stones. |
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| Sunflower |
Love You Live and Get Yer Ya Ya's Out are my two fave Stones live albums.
Others that I listen to often are:
The Doors - Live In America
The Doors - Live at The Aquarius Theatre
The Doors - Live at The Hollywood Bowl
Numerous other Doors bootlegs...
Deep Purple - Live with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra....amazing!
And some powerful John Lee Hooker live bootlegs. |
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