What Concert Did You Attend That Was Eventually An Official Release

Sparks at the Palace Theater in Los Angeles 2018. Filmed by Edgar Wright for his upcoming documentary.

 

Pink Floyd at Nassau Coliseum in 1988 - Delicate Sound of Thunder
Bruce Springsteen at KeyBank Center (or whatever they were calling it at the time) in 2009 - Clarence's last show

 

nice idea for a thread.... (and i remember seeing the thread a while back, i dont think i responded yet? ha, i forget)

so here goes off the top of my head- at al of these, i was there

grateful dead
dick's pix number 9- MSG sept 19,1990
3/31/88 (most of which became a 'road trips')
Giants stadium 1987 (the GD portion was released on the giants box set
two songs from my last GD show 10/14/94 MSG on 'ready or not'

marianne faithful
live album recorded at st ann's in brooklyn- 'blazing away'

bruce springsteen
meadowlands, nj 7/25/92- released as part of bruce's archive series, or whatever they call it

bob dylan
'highwater' live at niagra falls in 2003, on the 'tell tale signs' set.
also i was at one of the four 'supper club' shows in '93, they did a few quasi-releases of a song here or there, not sure what night/show

elvis costello and guests - i was at one of the 'spectacle' tapings, at the apollo theater, with kate mcgarrigle, rufus wainwright, and.(im forgetting the name,opera singer?)
also was at a live radio taping for rhiannon giddens at wnyc

and.. possibly, not sure
neil young and the blue notes- i saw them at jones beach, was something from that released somewhere?
rufus wainwright- rufus does judy at carnegie hall- i was there one of the nights, not sure which night the recording is from
richard thompson- two letter words.. recorded in the us, i was at the town hall show that year, 1994
pat metheny- i was at a concert in italy in summer '91, i think there's a live album from that tour

there may be more but that's all i can think of for now...

 

References on the internet indicate that this was probably assembled from multiple shows, like most live albums. This review says it's from "three shows in Europe".

So maybe he wasn't doing it just to piss you off, is all. I've seen dozens of live albums that don't list the exact location for every track and I've never given it a second thought.

 

In the audience...
Queen - Live At Wembley 1986
Dio - Live At Donington 1987
Rush - A Show Of Hands (Birmingham 1988)

In the credits...
Editors - Live At The Paradiso (live DVD included with the German & Dutch versions of "The Back Room")
Newton Faulkner - Live At The Roundhouse (live DVD included with the "special edition" of "Handbuilt By Robots")
The Specials - 30th Anniversary tour (DVD)
Afro Celt Sound System - Pod (live highlights from WOMAD USA 2001 on DVD)
Steeleye Span - World Tour 2004 (DVD)
Steeleye Span - The Wintersmith Tour (DVD)
Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band - An Evening Of Carols And Capers (DVD)

 

REM live at the Olympia Dublin.(2009)
I saw the second night. The album was recorded over 2 nights to get the best versions of the songs.

 

Thanks for the info. There is a difference between no venue listing and calling the venue "somewhere else".

 

Os Mutantes at the Barbican in 2006. It was a wild night. Although I think the subsequent live album had some "post-production"

 

Derek Trucks Band, the Park West in Chicago, 2006. Was filmed and released as the Songlines DVD. At one point, the back of my wife's head is visible, so we have that going for us.

 

The Who at the Royal Albert Hall, April 1st, 2017.

 

Frank Zappa and the Mothers "Just Another Band from L.A." at UCLA.

 

OK, maybe just don't take it so personally, though? Um, artistic license or something?

 

I was at the Portishead show at Roseland Ballroom that became Portishead NYC. My recollection was that at the very end of thee show, somebody gave Beth Gibbons a huge bouquet of flowers as they left the stage. I had to admit it now but I had such a huge crush on her, back then. If I were her, I wouldn't have wanted to meet me back then!

 

Full concert:
Dream Theater Live Scenes from NY - Roseland

Songs:
Bad Religion - Tested (one song recorded live at Roseland)
Brad Mehldau - The Art of the Trio Vol. 2: Live at The Village Vanguard (at least one song 'Moon River' recorded while I was there)

 

Dylan. Earls Court June 27 1981
Avignon July 25 1981 (Shot of Love) released on Trouble No More Bootleg Series.
St James Park Newcastle and Wembley Stadium 84. Selections on Real Live.
Wembley Oct. 5 2000 (Trying to Get to Heaven) Tell Tale Signs Bootleg Series

Rolling Stones Brixton Academy 1995
released on Totally Stripped.

Sex Pistols. Finsbury Park 1996 released on Filthy Lucre.

Who. Brighton 2006 released on Encore series cd and dvd.

 

Cat Stevens-the Magikat DVD, Elvis Costello-the live CD on reissue of This Year's Model

 

I attended all five night's of Hanson's 5of5 at New York's Gramercy Theater. They played each of their five studio albums to date, one per night, in order and then released the series as a box set. I was also at their 2013 show at Irving Plaza, Anthem: Live From New York, that was released on DVD.

 

U2 at TD Garden in 2001, which was eventually released as the Elevation DVD and is about to become part of the All That You Can’t Leave Behind anniversary edition.

I also attended some of the Springsteen shows that are part of the Nugs archive series (predating their releasing of every show from 2014 on).

 

A couple of songs from the Zappa show I saw, at the Nassau Coliseum, in '88!
At the end of "America, The Beautiful" he says, "See you in the fall."......
It was the last US show for the '88 band.

 

Madonna - Drowned World Tour at The Palace of Auburn Hills.
Def Leppard - at Pine Knob/DTE.

 

No Sleep 'til Hammersmith @ Newcastle City Hall.

 

Transatlantic - Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, on DVD etc as The Whirld Tour

 

Bruce Springsteen and The Seeger Sessions Band Wembley
The Jesus and Mary Chain Psychocandy Album Show at The Barrowlands.

 

Off the top of my head, the Aimee Mann show that became Live at St. Ann's Warehouse, and one of the Luna shows used for Luna Live (the one where Dean talks about Bastille Day with the audience).

 

The Stones in Tempe AZ in the early 80s and that show was part of Let's Spend The Night Together

I saw Bruce in Tempe a couple of years before the Stones and that show is in The River box set.