Favorite Live Album?

Allman Brothers

 

something new....

 

Allman Brothers - At Fillmore East
Humble Pie - Rockin' The Fillmore
The Who - Live At Leeds
UFO - Strangers In the Night
The Ventures - Live In Japan '65

 

Neil Young w CH - Live Rust
Neil Young - Massey Hall
Miles - live evil
MMJ - okonokos
WILCO - Kicking Tv
Zappa - buffalo

And too many Dead shows to name

 

The Frames - Setlist

 

The 2 CD highlights version is excellent---the best live Yes I've ever heard.

 

Any reason why you rate this over London?

 

Yes. I love those 3 albums.
Which of the YCDTOSA volumes feature a big selection from that tour?

 

Love that one!

 

Frank Zappa - YCDTOSA Vol.2 & Roxy & Elsewhere.

 

When I first heard the electric set it was still thought to be the Royal Albert Hall. It was the electric set first seared into my brain. Plus "Judas" and "Play ****ing loud" is pure history.

 

Another vote for Joni Mitchell's Shadows and Light.

 

I love live albums.

My favourite is John Martyn - "Live At Leeds"

He, and Danny Thompson, were on fire that night.

 

I'll just list some of my favorites I grew up with......

KISS - Alive
Ted Nugent - Double Live Gonzo
Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush - Live
Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road
Outlaws - Bring Em Back Alive
Robin Trower - Live
Foghat- Live
Deep Purple - Made in Japan
Grand Funk - Live Album and Caught in the Act
Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East
Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kansas - Two For The Show
Aerosmith - Live Bootleg
Blue Oyster Cult - On Your Feet Or On Your Knees
Z.Z. Top - Fandango...........half
ELP - Welcome Back My Friends
Yes - Yessongs
Wings Over America
Queen - Live Killers
Frampton Comes Alive
Jimmy Buffett- You Had To Be There
AC/DC - If You Want Blood
Jethro Tull - Bursting Out
Rush - All The World's A Stage

 

I remember reading somewhere that it wasn't Dylan that said "Play ****ing loud", but one of the band?

 

There was a serious news article that tried to identify the "Judas" caller (The New Yorker?). They decided it was a Canadian who had no idea of his notoriety. Who knows? It's all part of the myth.

 

Sorry, no I meant the actual "Play effing loud!" bit from the stage.

 

I know but I used the other example of the "Judas" caller and attempts to identify him as proof those twenty seconds are the most scrutinized twenty seconds of Bob Dylan's career. I had never heard that the Play Effing Loud comment may not have been Dylan. But I love that it still gets debated.

 

Dylan/Band - Before The Flood
Van Morrison - It's Too Late To Stop Now
Nirvana - Live at Reading
Prince - Many bootlegs but the most recent is a Detroit show from the Hit N Run tour in 2015 that is absolutely stunning
James Brown - Live at the Apollo
The Ramones - It's Alive
Bowie - Nassau 78
Springsteen - Live 75-85
Hendrix - Woodstock, Winterland, side one of Band of Gypsys,
Bill Withers - Carnegie Hall
Jazz is another thing entirely
Miles Davis - Agharta, Dark Magus, Live Evil, Plugged Nickel....etc...
Coltrane - Village Vanguard

 

I am ashamed I forgot AC/DC Live 2CD Collector's Edition.

 

The Brussels Affair - Rolling Stones

 

Enjoying this new release of an old Cold Chisel gig.. yes aussie bogan blood in me



Deluxe version with the DVD is the way to go, Ian Moss such an underrated guitarist away from Aussie shores.

 

Lou reed - Rock and Roll Animal