--iTS still"lIVE AT LEEDS" from the Who in my opinion

What do you think?

Genesis?---KInks?---GFR?---M.J. Hollies?--Bon Jovi?-- Petula clark?

You know--what I mean. Everybody is welcome

Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - LIVE 1973

i luv leeds..but YA YAS BEATS IT,,,CHARLIES GOOD TONIGHT AINT HE...SONG REMAINS THE SAME GETS # 3

Ya Ya's my favorite.
Otis Redding Live in Europe
Ten Years After Live at the Fillmore East.



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KISS - ALIVE! (1975)

My favorites in no particular order...

Ya-Ya's

Live Licks Disc 2

Keith & Whino at the Palladium

Joe Ely Live at Liberty Lunch

Bob Marley & The Wailers (1975)

Muddy Missippi Waters Live (Late 70s)

Buddy Gy and Juniour Wells Drinkin' Tn'T and Smokin' Dynamite

No Security

B.B. King Live at Cook County Jail

*Crackin' Up from El Mocambo...I could listen to that song for hours straight!

Duke Ellington - Fargo North Dakota, 1940
Rolling Stones - Ya-Ya's ('70)
- Stripped ('95)
Nirvana - Unplugged ('94)
Jefferson Airplane - Bless Its Pointed Little Head ('69) expanded
James Chance/Contortions - Live aux Bains Douches ('80)
The Band - Rock Of Ages ('72) expanded
Velvet Underground Live 1969
- VU '68
Neil Young - Time Fades Away ('73)
Dylan/Band - Royal Albert Hall 66
- Before the Flood
Miles Davis - Paris Fest 1949
- In Concert ('73)
- Agharta ('75)
- Pangaea ('75)
Jimi Hendrix - Band Of Gypsys ('70)
Heartbreakers - Live At the Lyceum ('84) (definitive, searing 'So Alone')
- At Max's Kansas City ('79)
Bob Marley/Wailers - Talkin Blues ('73 live w/ Tosh)
Television - Live at the Waldorf 1978
Shadows Of Knight - Raw & Alive at the Cellar 1966
Gabor Szabo - Sorcerer ('67)




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Hey John R

You are a man of wealth and taste!,have you been raiding my record collection?
All I can think of adding to your list is
Kick out the Jams - MC5
Its Alive - Ramones
Dark Magus - Miles Davis

Live Aux Bans Douche is a particular favourite of mine.

[www.green-river.ch]

humanriff77, glad to hear someone else knows the James Chance/White! Definitive hard, angular funk version of "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough" & the truly harrowing "King Heroin" - these were off the top of my head, so I did forget many gems, I'm sure!
PS you're wrong about the wealth!





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Allman Brothers - Live At the Fillmore East (Expanded Version)

Honerable Mention:

Who - Live At Leeds
James Brown - Live At The Apollo
Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks (Is this cheating? There are so many - most are great!)

Ross

Lou Reed:

Take No Prisoners.... The CD is really great - listen to Lou's comments during the show - he is the master.....

Rock 'n' Roll Animal

Deep Purple Made In Japan
KISS Alive and maybe Alive 2
AC/DC If You Want Blood
AC/DC Live
Cheap Trick at Budokan
Who Live at Leeds
Springsteen Live 75-85
Seger Live Bullet

Ya Ya's
Stripped
Still Life
Flashpoint

J. Geils Band "Full House"

Emerson, Lake & Palmer "Welcome back My Friends To The Show that Never Ends"

The top 10:
Ya Yas
Bob Dylan and The Band - Live 1966
Who Live at Leeds
The Last Waltz (soundtrack)
Bob Dylan - Hard Rain
Bob Marley & The Wailers Live
Lou Reed - Rock 'n' Roll Animal
Johnny Cash - Live at San Quentin
Bruce Springsteen & The e Street Band - Live in New York City
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Live Rust

Bubblin' under
Johnny Cash - Live at Folsom Prison
Bob Dylan - Live 1975 (Bootleg Series)
Bob Dylan/The Band - Before The Flood
The Band - Rock Of Ages
Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsys
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Weld
Lucinda Williams - Live at the Fillmore
Otis Redding - Live in Europe
James Brown Live at the Apollo
Bruce Springsteen - Live 1975/85

TALKING HEADS - THE NAME OF THIS BAND IS TALKING HEADS.

Deep Purple - Made in Japan
Who - Live at Leeds
J Geils Band - Full House
Neil Young - Live Rust

An intersting concept re: Neil Young's "Time Fades Away" - followup to the # 1 "Harvest" was a live album of all new material - didnt do nearly so well (# 22 peak, bad reviews), but stands up as classic imo. Only other time I can think of something similar was Lou Reed's "Street Hassle" which had some live cuts heavily worked over (to sound more bizarre?) in the studio.

LUV THAT "TIME FADES AWAY" great album cover too.

My three favourtie live albums will always be The Who Live at Leeds, Deep Purple Made in Japan and Stones Get YEr ya-yas

Ya Ya's
canadian part of Love You Live
At Fillmore East ALLMAN BROS
Band Of Gypsys HENDRIX
Babylon By Bus MARLEY
Live At The Isle Of Wight'70 WHO
It's Alive RAMONES
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy CANNONBALL ADDERLEY
Made In Japan DEEP PURPLE
Still Life

Hot August Night- Neil Diamond

Marley & The Wailers: "Live!"
Neil Young & Crazy Horse: "Year of the Horse"
Otis Redding: "Live In Europe"
Dylan: "Live 1966"
The Band & Guests: "The Last Waltz"
Grateful Dead: "Bear's Choice"
Aretha Franklin: "Live in Paris"

KISS ALIVE
Iron Maiden - Live After Death

Little Feat's "Waiting for Columbus" circa 78. Stones is Leed Guitar's, TV Star's....

"Miles Of Aisles" -- Joni Mitchell. Listened to it last night at work; simply brilliant.

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

Motörhead-No sleep til Hammersmith !!

Neil Young: Weld

Live 66, Bob Dylan
Live At Fillmore East, Allman Brothers Band
Its To Late To Stop, Van Morrison
Live At Leeds, Who (the org album the 2 cd set has the tracks in the wrong order)
Rock And Roll Animal, Lou Reed
Band Of Gypsys, Jimi Hendrix

warren zevon-stand in the fire
bob dylan-bootleg series-the rolling thunder revue
grateful dead-steppin out-nightfall of diamonds-any dix pix
dire straits-alchemy
allman brothers-live at the fillmore or one way out
led zeppelin- how the west was won