1. Ya-Yas 70
2. Live In Concert - Deep Purple 70-72
3. Absolutely Live - Doors 68-69
4. Live Sådan - Gasolin´ 76
5. Scenbuddism - Dag Vag 79
6. Kisstadion 79 - Omega 79
7. Live And Dangerous - Thin Lizzy 77-78
8. It´s Naz - Nazareth 81
9. Alive She Cried - the Doors 69?
10. Live In N.Y - the Doors (part of box set) 70
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Cohen Live 1970-72
DP Live In London 1974
DP California Jam 1974 (not sure if it is a boot or not)
Neil Y Rust 79
Neil Y Weld 91

VIctim of the seventies? M o i ?

LOL Oddbeat - I had forgotten about that one. You are right. "She just like a penguin in bondage.." I thought that was a good Zappa band.
I also like the album of Dyaln and the Band. Is it "Before the Flood". A double live.
How about "Viva Roxy"? Or "Genesis Live"? Keep in mind this is a different band than the Collins fronted Genesis. With Gabriel on vox and Collins on drums, Hackett on guitar this is one of my alltime fave bands.
"Cheap Thrills" Janis Joplin.
Anyone notice that all good Live albums are old? They do not make good livealbums anymore.

"Cheap Thrills" Janis Joplin.
Thanx, ChelseaD; you´re always a quick back-up...
This time in fact within a minute. Great!
... Too less talk bout Janis at this site.



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1) UFO - Strangers in the Night. IMHO, nothing has topped it ! Surprised that more of you haven't mentioned it.
2) Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
3) Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out ! If only this would have been the full concert, this would be # 1 easily.
4) Allman Brothers Band - At the Fillmore East
5) Dylan/The Band - Before the Flood
6) Jerry Lee Lewis - Live at the Star Club, Hamburg, Germany
7) James Brown - Sex Machine
8) Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Live Rust
9) Pat Travers Band - Go For What You Know !
10) Warren Zevon - Stand in the Fire

Froger in de Arena


'In the sweet old country...'

CreedenceLives Wrote:
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> Trane has so many great live albums: Live at
> Birdland is murder. Live at the 5 Spot with
> Thelonius Monk is Monk's very best tape (most of
> monks cds are yawners)... Trane's Live at Newport
> is fair, but I always come back to The John
> Coltrane Quartet at the Vanguard 1961, his very
> best IMO... but Birdland is a real close second,
> get 'em both. >
>
>
> Most of Monk's CDs are yawners ? That's sacrilege !
>

KISS Alive
Iron Madien Live After Death

Stones - Get Your Ya-Yas Out
Jimi hendrix - Band of Gypsies
CSNY - 4 Way Street
The Byrds - Untitled
The Band - The Last Waltz
801 Live
Poco - Deliverin'
Bob marley & the Wailers - Live
Van Morrison - It's Too Late To Stop Now
Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus

Stones - Stripped
Brian Wilson - Smile
Roger Waters - The Wall (Live in Berlin)

Right, ChelseaD, "Genesis Live" is Gabriel/Hacket-era Genesis in an intimate venue with a virile, enthusiastic hard-core audience... Brutal, live to the bone sound, I love it!
The front cover always got me off too! I have the original Charisma UK album, which sounds really hot!

Get Your Ya Ya's Out (Rolling Stones)
Allman Brothers Live at the Filmore East
Hot Tuna Electric Live--aka First Pull Up, Then Pull Down
Jumping At Shadows (Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac)
Band Of Gypsie Jimi Hendrix
Europe 72 Grateful Dead
30 Seconds Over Winterland (Jefferson Airplane)
Live At Leeds (Who)
Last Waltz
Otis Redding & Jimi Hendrix Live at monterrey

JR

Don't mean to be posting so often in this thread but there are so many good ideas. "30 seconds"..Man! As much as I LOATHE Grace Slick and that travesty that the Airplane became, at this point in time they put out some great sounds. Whenever Jorma K. and Jack Casady would take over the stage they would rock. The jam on "Feels So Good" made me buy the album. I wasa growing up in Italy, and as a little kid at nighht they had radio shows with rockmusic. That is wher I got my early education in rck. Too bad that back then the DJs would always talk on top of the music. But I got to find out about the Airplane, Sweet, Uriah Heep, King Crimson, PFM and much Zappa from that radio station.

Shezeboss Wrote:
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> please, don't forget Joe Cocker's "mad dog and
> english men" and "frampton comes alive II", + OF
> COURSE "love you live", "live licks" and
> "stripped".


It's probably just my nostalgia talking, but Frampton Comes Alive STILL sounds remarkably fresh to me. He might be the only artist in history where the definitive versions of his songs are the live versions. When I was in high school, you HAD to own this album. They actually issued you a copy, along with your gym shorts.

no order range:
Allman Brother - live at the fillmore
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour
Stones - get yer
Deep Purple - Made in Japan
Ten Years After - Live Europe 73

Live rock or soul bands, but knowing there are a host of great live albums of jazz and blues acts, too:

Rolling Stones - Ya Yas
The Band - Last Waltz
Ten Years After - Live at the Fillmore East
Otis Redding - Live in Europe
Rolling Stones - Got live. . . (just for the sheer excitement that comes through)

The Band - The Last Waltz
Led Zeppelin - How the west was won
The Who - Live at Leeds
Jimmy Witherspoon & Robben Ford - Live at Notodden Blues Festval
The Rolling Stones - Get your ya-yas out
Elvis - Aloha from Hawaii

gotta add: The Rolling Stones "Got Live" unbelievably great energy and songs...youthful adrenalin rush.....Mc5 "Kick out the Jams" (motherf#$$^&&*s)...James Brown "Live at the Apollo" '62.....the Kinks "Live at Kelvin Hall"....Mott The Hoople "Live"....The Sex Pistols "Live at the '76 Club" (with glen matlock)when they were actually well rehearsed!!....Iggy & the Stooges "Mettalic KO" (punk attitude before it was acceptable)....Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers "Live at the Speakeasy"...The Dictators "F&%^k 'em if they cant take a joke"....best to all

Hi Sonic Dreamer,

What is on the 2 CD Made in Japan? I've never seen it as a 2 cd set. 2 lps on 1 CD is the only version I've seen.

ablett Wrote:
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> Stones.... Yay Ya
> Jerry Lee Lewis....live in hamburg
> James Brown..... love Peace Power
> The Who.... Live at Leeds
> Animals.... Live at the Club ago go
> Cream
> Elvis... Thats the way it is extended
> Sinatra....Count Basie Live at the Sands
> Clash
>


Sinatra Live at the Sands with Count Basie is Sinatras very best. Stupendous album and a perfect snapshot of "rat pack history".

RockR Wrote:
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> CreedenceLives Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Trane has so many great live albums: Live at
> > Birdland is murder. Live at the 5 Spot with
> > Thelonius Monk is Monk's very best tape (most
> of
> > monks cds are yawners)... Trane's Live at
> Newport
> > is fair, but I always come back to The John
> > Coltrane Quartet at the Vanguard 1961, his
> very
> > best IMO... but Birdland is a real close
> second,
> > get 'em both. >
> >
> >
> > Most of Monk's CDs are yawners ? That's
> sacrilege !
> >
>
>
>


I know it is, but I could just never get into Monk when he was "leading the show"... he just "tinkles" the ivories and it seems to go nowhere for me. Never cared for his "landmark" CD's, Brilliant Corners, etc.

With Coltrane he HAD to play serious. Trane wouldn't let him mess around... that's why Live at the 5 Spot is such a great CD, IMO.

well he messes around plenty in his Prestige sessions with Miles (who usually didn't put up with much of that either) - I always found it rather amusing - nothing wrong with that, IMO.

hey creedencelives..i think monk was serious on his own albums...just seriously greatly insane....i think there was a purpose to his "madness"...but of course "to each his own"...best wishes

Leonard Keringer Wrote:
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> hey creedencelives..i think monk was serious on
> his own albums...just seriously greatly
> insane....i think there was a purpose to his
> "madness"...but of course "to each his own"...best
> wishes

Agreed... and a fair number of people think he was a "relentless self-promoter", promoting that "unpredictable" image.

Whichever, I just never found it that listenable... BUT Live at the Five Spot with Coltrane is just a great CD... even for a "monk detractor" like me, it's a great album.

I LOVE Grace Slick btw, a great original thru '74's "Manhole"...great songwriter too...no stereotypical blues-mama or 'singer-songwriter,' she - like Patti Smith, an original
Think I did this a few weeks ago:
RS, "Ya-Ya's", "Stripped", (& many,esp the '73 & Handsome Girls boots)
Neil Young, "Time Fades Away
Duke Ellington, "Fargo"
Nirvana, "MTV Unplugged"
Jefferson Airplane, "Bless Its Pointed Little Head" (also fr the box, "You Wear Your Dresses Too Short", intro'd by Grace: "Let me show you my cock!"
Johnny Thunders/Heartbreakers, "Max's", "Live At The Lyceum"
Miles Davis/Tadd Damaron, "Paris Fest. 1949", MD's "In
Concert," "Agharta," "Pangaea", "Dark Magus."
King Crimson, "USA"
Gabor Szabo, "Sorcerer"
Lonnie Smith - "Live At Club Mozambique"
The Band - Rock Of Ages (expanded), w/ Dylan '66 Live & "Before the Flood"
James Chance & Contortions - Live aux bains douches (killer 'King Heroin' & 'Don't Stop Til You Get Enough')
and so many more!!

DGA35

Deep Purple's, "Made in Japan" Remastered 2 CD Version, released in 1998
(EMI Catalogue Number: 7243 8 57864 2 6), features track listing:

Disc: 1

1. Highway Star
2. Child In Time
3. Smoke On The Water
4. Mule
5. Strange Kind Of Woman
6. Lazy
7. Space Truckin'

Disc: 2 (The Encores)

1. Black Night (Bonus Track)
2. Speed King
3. Lucille (Bonus Track)


There is also a "Live in Japan" 3 CD version (EMI Catalogue Number: 7243 8 27726 2 0), though I do not have a track listing for this.

SD

Blinding earlier omission.... gosh that lobotomy sure as hell had an impact!!!

T I M B U C K L E Y -

D R E A M L E T T E R L I V E I N L O N D O N 1 9 6 8


Superlative and any other totally inadequate approximation of its sonic grandeur!!!


SD

My picks:

Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out
Bowie - Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture
AC/DC - If You Want Blood (You've Got It)
Paul McCartney - Tripping the Live Fantastic
Nirvana - MTV Unplugged
Kiss - Alive 3
Aerosmith - Live Bootleg
Iron Maiden - Live After Death
AC/DC - Let There Be Rock: The Movie
Stones - Love You Live

they keep on coming:
How could I forget James Brown??? I LIVED with that album for a year!
And the Contortions? I saw those guys so many times. Theyw ere my fave band in NYC.

But the absolute best album has not been mentioned yet. It has not been put out on CD and goes on ebay for no less than 100 dollars. It's the Four Tops "Live @ the Roostertail". Incredible!! Beautiful!!

Ya Ya's (hands down)
Dead skull and crossbones
Who Live at leeds
Hendrix band of Gypsys
Little Feat Waiting for Columbus

In no particular order:

Full House J. Geils Band

Welcome Back My Friends to the Show that Never Ends--Ladies & Gentlemen Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Ya Ya's Rolling Stones

Last Waltz The Band

Dick's Picks 4, 8, 11, and many others............