Your favourite live album....?

[rok]

Colosseum --- Live

Hellborg/Lane/Apt.Q-258 --- Temporal Analogues of Paradise

Gong --- OK Friends

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[uncleruby]

Throbbing Gristle Live Vol1
great for listening to on a Walkman while walking around in public ....

[Sicklecell666]

Oh man..what was I thinking?!



Ministry's 'In case you didn't feel like showing up'!

KICK-ASS live album!

[speccyteccy]

robyn hitchcock - gotta let this hen out (i was there)

"Brenda's iron sledge?

Please don't call me Reg - it's not my name."

It's funny, cos I've had that line in my head for the last couple of weeks even though I've not listened to that album for years.

Some of my favs:

Hanx - Stiff Little Fingers
Live at the Counter Eurovision - Misty in Roots
It's too Late to Stop Now - Van Morrison
Live Rust - Neil Young and Crazy Horse
Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1966 - Bob Dylan

[Sicklecell666]

And don't forget Diamanda Galas' Plauge Mass..

[soulata]

Laibach 'Ein Schausspieler' (side 2, live at Posthoorn Kerk)

hey, the only band from my country that gets mentioned now and then.

live shows:

zappa: roxy & elsewhere (or YCDTOS 2 - Helsinki Concert)

D'Angelo: Live at the London Jazz Cafe

k

[ew]

It's nice to see a couple Thin Lizzy fans here-I always thought Live and Dangerous was a monster of an album
Some others;
Lou Reed-Rock and Roll Animal(if for no other reason Steve Hunter's intro to Sweet Jane)
Free-Free Live.Another Paul Kossoff fan here.
Jimi-Live at the Fillmore.The stuff that wasn't released on Band of Gypsys from the New Years Eve/New Years Day Fillmore shows.Stone Free's worth the price of admission alone.
Mahavishnu Orchestra-Between Nothingness and Eternity.
Deep Purple-Made in Japan and the one made from an early '80s show(before Perfect Strangers-it was their first reunion gig).
Jon Butcher-King Biscuit show.
I'm sure I'll think of more...
ew

[spaceman]

Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous

..hmmmm.. well, it's not actually a live album is it? Tony Visconti erased everything except for the drums and crowd, and had the band rerecord everything else.. And got a grammy in the process! O Well, guess he knew what he was doing!

For me there are three:
Paris - Supertramp
Playing the Fool - Gentle Giant
Seconds Out - Genesis

DSP

it doesn't make it less brillaint

[Warmonger]

Dave Holland Quintet - Extended Play: Live at the Birdland. Although, if there was a bootleg of when I saw them live a few weeks ago, that would be my favorite.

[Ian B]

Humble Pie,,,Live at the Filmore

Anyone remember the name of the song that took up one whole side?
It wasn't I Don't Need No Doctor

That's be 'I Walk On Gilded Splinters' wouldn't it? Either way, a fantastic album Marriot's voice was never better

How about
'Quicksilver Messenger Service' > 'Happy Trails' Cipollina and Duncan at their very best

'Thin White Rope' > 'The One That Got Away' is another fav of mine

Last one
The Great Society> 'Live At The Matrix' Early, pre JA, Grace Slick and f#cking awesome

[Muzik 4 Machines]

ledzeppelin: how the west was won

frank zappa: all the "you can't do that on stage anymore" serie and "the best band you never heard in your life"

[ouroboros]

Oingo Boingo - farewell album

[t-willy]

metallica - live shit! binge and purge

lates

t-willy

[soulata]

Dave Holland Quintet - Extended Play: Live at the Birdland. Although, if there was a bootleg of when I saw them live a few weeks ago, that would be my favorite.

saw them in June 2003, amazing.

k

[Haghi]

Under a blood red sky - U2
Without all the synth crap, TV-walls, dandy Bono's etc.. etc..., just pure drum, guitar, bass and singing