What Concert Did You Attend That Was Eventually An Official Release

Zappa, Hordern Pavillion, Sydney 1976

 

There have been dozens, but probably the biggest would be:

Led Zeppelin - Celebration Day (O2 Arena)
Kiss - Alive II (LA Forum)

 

Did Neil ever release this officially? I'd like a version on physical media.

 

I was at the Atlanta show for side A of this 45:

 

Real Live - Bob Dylan (most of it)

 

Wasn't that filmed in Philadelphia?

 

Love the clip of "Angel" with Lindsey singing with her on the third verse, where he grabs her and put her hand all over her....crowd was going nuts....can see it on youtube

 

The 3rd night was my 1st Dead show --- was happy that the included 3 tunes from that night in the video.

 

grateful dead - 7/10/89, 6/17/91 (Giant Stadium Box) and 3/28/90 (Spring 1990 The Other One Box)

 

The Who/Clash 82
GD Hartford 83
Dylan/Dead 87
Zappa Make A Jazz Noise Here 88
GD Giants 89
GD Dozin at the Knick
GD MSG 90
GD Giants 91
ABB Great Woods 91
GD Boston Garden 91
Elvin Bishop 00
Neil Young Trunk Show 07
Clapton/Winwood MSG 08
Crossroads 2013

 

Nothing ever DIRECTLY when I've attended BUT I have been to some shows where at some point in the tour they've filmed & officially released.

 

Not including more recent shows which entire tours find their way to a digital release on Nugs.net or an equivalent site

Grateful Dead 7/17/89 Alpine Valley Downhill From Here
Grateful Dead 3/21 and 3/22/90 Copps Coliseum the 2 Spring 1990 boxsets
Grateful Dead 7/8/90 Three Rivers Stadium View From The Vault

Other Ones 7/17/98 Riverport The Strange Remain ( a few songs only)

I am sure there are others but those are off the top of my head

 

The Cocker Live album was recorded in 1993 at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium in Lowell, Massachusetts. I had and have seen Joe Cocker many times live, but not with that large a band behind him. He, of course, toured with the magnificent Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour in the early '70s with huge backing group , but not since then (It apparently had played Symphony Hall in Boston. I would have thunk it blew the place apart, but I guess not.).

When the album came out, it then dawned on me why they sprung for the large backing band, and that was to do the live album. They didn't mention it from the stage. It might have been the best Cocker concert I had personally seen.

 

Bob Dylan -- Live In San Diego 1979.
A bonus 2-disc set with Bootleg Series 13 Trouble No More.
They pruned it.

 

One of the earliest was Alice Cooper in Dallas for the Billion Dollar Babies Tour in '73 released as a second disc on the deluxe cd edition ths century. The funny thing is I have never owned it or even heard the recording. I'm sure it is on Ytube but I've nver bothered to look. It was a great show though I preferred the Killer Tour.

 

How was the Clapton/Winwood show?

 

my favorite on that list certainly one of the best concerts I have been too. more moving than the Cream reunion in retrospect. Just two friends playing off one another

 

Keith Richards & The X-Pensive Winos Live at the Hollywood Palladium 1988

 

My wife and me attended the Queen and Paul Rodgers gig at the Sheffield Hallam FM Arena in May 2005. Roger Taylor told the audience the show was being filmed for release. A couple of months later, I bought the DVD and, lo and behold, there we both are... clear to be seen in a couple of shots!

It was written in the stars that I should see Queen that night. I phoned the box office the Saturday night before Tuesday night's show to be told it had sold out. On a whim, after work, I called again and was told, "We've got ten left. Front stage. Standing." I quickly bought two tickets and phoned my wife, telling her we were going straight to the gig. I missed out on Queen at St James' Park, Newcastle, in 1986. My late mother (who saw Queen twice - first supporting Mott The Hoople at Newcastle City Hall, in 1974, then again at the fabled December 4th 1979 show at the same venue) said, "But, pet, the tickets are £13 each!" Ha! Seems funny now.

 

Was it the G3 in Columbus? I was at that one. I think I can hear myself on the album.

 

Joe Jackson for the Melbourne portion of side 3 of the Live 1980/86 album (Body and Soul tour)

 

ZZ Top Fandango Side 1 Recorded At The Warehouse in New Orleans.

Dam what a good place to see a band. No longer there though. The Allman Brothers were like a house band. I never did see them with Duane though. Was to young by a few years.

 

The Jam - Sound Affects tour 1980 - Newcastle City Hall . Local TV station also filmed some of it and broadcast soon after.

 

Edward Broughton Band live at Hulston Corn Exchange 1975
Me uncle donogh tenders yer mans rye plot out in Scrotun he done and set the lads up with free passes and a cask of proper out in the back 4o before the gig
And a well massive gig it was,my son!
Me mate , Taff, git knackerd on Cornwall cider
And kept knocking over the stage mics during the gig
You can hear Taff on bloody cowbell on ” Blues for Harold Wilson”
Taffys claim to fame we reckon

 

Not a whole album, only "I've Loved These Days" from Billy Joel's "Songs From The Attic"