1. Get Yer Ya's-Ya's Out
2. Derek & The Dominoes - Live at The Fillmore
3. J.Geils Band - Full House

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

Ya Yas
Love You Live
BB King - Live at Cook County Jail
The Who - Live At Leeds AND Blues to the Bush
Brian Wilson - Live at the Roxy
AC/DC - Live
Dylan - Hard Rain
Dylan - Live 1966
David Bowie - Last Ziggy show (I forget the title)

Country Honk- you got it right, Mate.

Don't forget The Allman Bros. at the Fillmore East

straycatuk Wrote:
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> > David Bowie - Last Ziggy show (I forget the title)


"Ziggy Stardust - The Motion Picture"

Otis Redding/Jimi Hendrix at Monterey: the Otis side, also available on video, is so great it's beyond words...

Dr Feelgood: Stupidity.

the live material on The Pirates' Out of Their Skulls album

NRBQ: Diggin' Uncle Q & God Bless Us All

Derek & the Dominos, "In Concert" is very good (except the drum solo), & the 90s comp from the Fillmore shows has some nice additions. Interesting contrast is "Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert" which is SO 1973 - if the Dominos are fleet, w/ inspired EC & sweaty, casual grooves, ECRC is EC lost in a dope haze & post-60s languor, propped up by all-star friends who manage to swim away from the undertow and create some dense, loose, sometimes confused music that is fascinating and captures the era the way "Berlin", "Goats Head", "Shootout At The Fantasy Factory" "Joe Cocker" ('72) and "Time Fades Away" do. Townshend, Ron Wood, Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi, Ric Gretch, Reebop, & who-the-hell-is Jimmy Karstein. I like the murky sounding original WAY more than Jon Astley's ludicrous clean-up/revisionist job for the 90s cd - talk about Live Licks' 'Rocks Off', Astley drastically edited nearly every track (except the 3:29 'Badge') from the original album ('Roll It Over' cut from 7 minutes down to 4, etc) & made it all sound antiseptic.
I also like the live Delaney & Bonnie & Friends w/ EC, & "EC Was Here", w/ the 461 Ocean Blvd band.

Yes, the Delany & Bonnie album with Clapton is phenominal.

They should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

MONTEREY POP FESTIVAL, with Janis' Ball And Chain, The WHO, Hendrix' Purple Haze, also Ya Yas, Live at Leeds, Striped, and John Lennon with Elephant's Memory in Toronto.

YA YAS was the first ground breaking live LP my favorite still

But also

love Lynard's

Forget what it is called

(I am dyslexic so my spellin g is not he best bare with me_
thanks

I don't have the complete Montery, but I do still have my original vinyl Jimi Hendrix Experience/Otis Redding Montery album, which is killer (Jimi's whole set, w/ Brian's intro, was issued in the late 80s) & issued just a couple weeks before Jimi's death. Lotta dead folks at that festival....

Do you mean 1969 Live Peace in Toronto?

That was Plastic Ono Band (including Eric Clapton, Klaus Voorman, and Alan White.)

Elephant's Memory was the band John used in '72 for Sometime in New York City. (which has some live cuts--including some with Zappa--but I don't recall if EM played on any of them or if they were also from Toronto)

John's comment about playing live in '69 was that he was scared to death, and it was all he could do to keep from throwing up!


Another great live album is The Beatles at the BBC. Those boys could play.

Waiting for Columbus never seems to get old for me.



joe's got a cough..

sk88

Always liked the 1969 Live Peace album, the oldies crowd really ate up Yoko's set.

Lots of good choices here. Another I love is Aretha Franklin-Amazing Grace. All recorded in church and Aretha at her peak. Amazing.

Karl

I meant the Elephant's Memory show from '72 but I also have Live Peace in Toronto and like that too! Lennon is irreplaceable in my book, I miss him! I get depressed when I think about what he COULD HAVE CREATED! I also have the dvd of Montery Pop and still enjoy watching it once in a great while. Brian Jones did look like a stoned ghost all decked out in his hat and tapestry jacket with fur trim. Always wanted that jacket! WAy too many greats that are in that movie are long gone.

Have to vote #1 Bob Seger 1977 Live - Katmando, beautiful loser and turn the page..

# CSN&Y 4 way street

Lynard Skynard

The Who - Live at Leeds

Cheap Trick - Live at Budokan

Eric Clapton (w. Pete Townshend et al) - The Rainbow Concert
great version of Hendrix' "Little Wing" on this one

Lou Reed - Rock'n'Roll Animal
his backing band from Alice Cooper's "Welcome to My Nightmare" kicked serious ass!

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> YA YAS was the first ground breaking live LP my
> favorite still
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> But also
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> Forget what it is called


I think its called "one more from the road", Denny?

thats a pretty good one

I think Lynard's is - One More from the Road

Seger's is Live Bullet

I also have agree that Aretha Franklins Gospel from 72 is amazing

I agree. A very stoned Gram and a few drunken angels!!!

The Who- Isle of Wight
Dylan-Live '66
Nirvana-Unplugged
NRBQ-Live at Lupos

Stones is on top, the rest is in no particualr order:

Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out.
Love You Live.
Live Licks.

74 Jailbreak by AC/DC
Unplugged in NY by Nirvana.
Nighthawks At The Diner by Tom Waits.

JumpingKentFlash

Two of them just changed my world, way back when...

J. Geils Band - Blow your Face Out!
Foghat - Foghat Live!

What about Roger Chapman/Family "Live" issued on the Mystic label in 2003

Thanks DGA35 for mentioning both....

Bob Segar and Cheap Trick!!!

Budakon is one of the all time classic live albums.

Good Job

The who, allman brothers live at the fillmore, hendrix-band of gyp

YEAH---Thanks of your great different choices.

one sentence about the Stones "Live-Albums" if its "Got live if you want it----Ya Yas-- Love you live---Still live---live Licks---No security--

but if you have the possibility to see the Rolling Stones "LIVE in concert" youll see---All Official stones-live records are nothing. you have to see them "on stage"!

WOW - lot's of good takes listed, here's mine..

Ya's Ya's
Allman Bros - Live at the Fillmore
Humble Pie (with Peter Frampton) live at the Fillmore
Marshall Tucker's live - Stomping Room Only (with Toy Caldwell on Guitar)
Hendrix - Band of G.
Clapton - 24 Nights!! & Live at Hyde Park 1996
Mark Knopfler - A Night in London 1996
Cream - farewell Concert
Deep Purple - Live from Japan
Fleetwood Mac - Live from the Bostom Tea Party - 1969


MLC

Grant Street, by Sonny Landreth (2004)
Band of Gypsies Jimi Hendrix
Rare Earth Live
Johnny Winter Live And (great version of Jumpin Jack Flash)
Humble Pie Live at the Fillmore
Balfa Toujours Live at the Whiskey River Landing (2000)
DR

Im listening to Live/Dead by the Grateful Dead really @#$%& loud, I forgot about this one its great, the only hippies worth listening too.