what are your favourite live albums?

Question

me :
David Bowie - A Reality Tour
Joy Division - Les Bains Douches
The Who - Live at Leeds
David Bowie - VH1 Storytellers
Lou Reed - Rock N Roll Animal
Lou Reed - Lou Reed Live
Bauhaus - Press The Eject And Give Me The Tape
Sex Pistols - Filthy Lucre Live
Nirvana - MTV Unplugged in New York

BQ : Bernard Sumner's other band , Electronic , is it any good ?
BQ2 : favourite Panda Bear tracks ?
BQ3 : Joy Division or The Beatles ? :D yeah they're not the same genre blah blah blah , just pick one

Answer 1

Not in any order - just as I think of them



Grand Funk Live Album - The first live album at the Atlanta International Pop Festival in 1970

How The West Was Won - Led Zeppelin from their 1972 USA tour

Delicate Sound Of Thunder - Pink Floyd 1988 concert (5 nights) on Long Island New York

Big Time - Tom Waits - from his 1987 tour

On Your Feet or On Your Knees - Blue Oyster Cult - The First Live album

Live Shite: Binge and Purge - Metallica - recorded in Mexico City in 1993 (I Think)

THe Who - Live at Leeds

From Here To Eternity - The Clash

Live And Dangerous - Thin Lizzy

Live at Winterland - Jimi Hendrix - recorded in 1968 but not released until mid 80's

One More From The Road - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Live at The Fillmore East - The Allman Brothers

Before The Flood - Bob Dylan and The Band

Live Bullet - Bob Seger

Pack Up The Plantation - Tom Petty and The Heart Breakers

Nocturne - Siouxsie and The Banshees

David Live - David Bowie - the only live album I have of his but I love it,



BQ - I haven;t heard Electronic so I can't say.

BQ2 - Panda Bear - Take Pills

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KevxkY_OrMA

Boneless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJFEBunBHRY

BQ3 - The Beatles - I grew up listening to them and they were the most inovative band of the 60's if you think of all of the styles of music they explored.

Answer 2

David Bowie - Stage

Metallica - S&M

Nirvana - Unplugged

Nirvana - Live at Reading

Alice in Chains - Unplugged

The Rolling Stones - Flashpoint

Jimi Hendrix/Otis Redding - Live at Monterey

Guns N Roses - Live Era

Jethro Tull - Live Bursting Out

The Doors - Live at the Hollywood Bowl



BQ Wouldnt Know

BQ2 Dunno

BQ3 The Beatles but I do like Joy Division

Answer 3

The Last Waltz - the Band

D*cks Picks #4 - the Grateful Dead

Live @ the Isle of Wight - the Who

Band of Gypsies - Jimi Hendrix

Made In Japan - Deep Purple

Live Rust - Neil Yound

Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out - Rolling Stones

Live From New York and Filmore 71 - Frank Zappa

Live @ Filmore East - Allman Brothers

Robin Trower Live

Irish Tour - Rory Gallagher

Jeff Beck & Jan Hammer Live

Tribute - Ozzy Osbourne & Randy Rhodes

just to name a few... ;)



BQ: Don't know.

BQ2: Sorry, don't know that group.

BQ3: Beatles

Answer 4

A Reality Tour - David Bowie

Red Patent Leather - New York Dolls

Electric Boogie - T. Rex

Rock 'n' Roll Animal - Lou Reed

Stop Making Sense - Talking Heads

Irish Tour - Rory Gallagher

Kick Out the Jams - MC5



BA: He has MORE bands? Whew, I'm really not sure. I'll have to look into them!

BA2: "Bros" is heavenly.

BA3: Depends on the mood I'm in. If I'm feeling hazy and freaked out, I'll probably reach for my vinyl copy of Revolver...but if I'm in a particularly happy mood and need to calm the **** down, Joy Division will be my first choice. Two great bands!

Answer 5

I agree with you that David Bowie: A Reality Tour, and Bowie's VH1 storytellers are amazing.



I'll have to say that I've loved all of the live shows from my favourite musicians. Bowie, Queen, Lou Reed, Eurythmics, and even Mika.

Answer 6

Good morning Smoochy :)



Live At Leeds - The Who ( My all time favourite live album)

Take No Prisoners - Lou Reed

Nocturne - Siouxsie & The Banshees

It's Alive - The Ramones

David Live - David Bowie

Live At The Royal Albert Hall - Spiritualized

Get Yer Ya Ya's Out - The Rolling Stones



BQ: I really like their first album.



BQ3: I'm going to have to go with The Beatles as i play them more in general. I'm not always in the mood to listen to JD.

Answer 7

Hard Rock -- Deep Purple Made In Japan ( hands-down !! )

Symphonic Prog -- Yessongs ( the first album that got me into Prog :)

All-Around Prog -- Ange - Tome VI ( French Dudes )



So many other is from the 1970s, that are "Golden" imo --



Lou Reed - RnR Animal -- AGREED !! I LOVE IT, how they re-arranged the original studio cuts -- I mean Live "Heroin" is much more CATHARTIC (imo) than the original..

Humble Pie - Filmore

Mountain - Twin Peaks

AC/DC - If You Want Blood

J. Geils - Full House ( a diamond in the rough :)

Grand Funk - 1st Live Album

Grateful Dead - Every Freaking Live Album lol



so many... so many...



From the 80s --- mmm... Gorsh !! Too many from then, as well.



HEY !! How come Osbourne's Sabbath NEVER made a Live Album ????



feeling itchy... must find spoon and matches... ;)



Edit --



"Mike H"... YOU ANIMAL !! AWESOME LIST !!

btw... Try the one after "David Live"... "Stage" -- It's his Station to Station tour, but he drops the backup singers from "David Live" -- Still great, if your a fan of his 70s work !! :)

Answer 8

The Doors - Absolutely Live

Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same

Nirvana - MTV Unplugged

Woodstock



BQ: Not sure, haven't heard them.

BQ2: ???

BQ3: As much as I like to go with Joy Division, I need to go with The Beatles. Abbey Road is too great to ignore.

Answer 9

Good afternoon Smoochy :)





Totally randomly ordered :~

Jethro Tull ~ "Nothing is Easy: Live at the Isle of Wight 1970"

Mike Oldfield ~ "Exposed"

Pentangle ~ "Sweet Child"

Show of Hands ~ "Live at the Royal Albert Hall"

Led Zeppelin ~ "How the West was Won"

Fleetwood Mac ~ "Live" [1980]

Sarah McLachlan ~ "Mirrorball"

Capercaillie ~ "Capercaillie Live in Concert" [2002]

Blackmore's Night ~ "Past Times with Good Company"



Bootleg bonuses :~

Stevie Nicks ~ "White Wing Dove tour 1981"

Fleetwood Mac ~ "Live 1975"





BQ3: The Beatles

{never got into Joy Division, but respect them}

Answer 10

"At Fillmore East" - The Allman Brothers Band

"Made in Japan" - Deep Purple

"Kick out the Jams" - The MC5

"The Living End" - Husker Du

"Waiting for Columbus" - Little Feat

"The Velvet Underground Live - 1969"

"Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out" - The Rolling Stones

"Welcome to the Club" - Ian Hunter

"Rock of Ages" - The Band

"Lest We Forget" - The Buzzcocks

Answer 11

Jimi Hendrix-Live at the Fillmore/Band of Gypsies, BBC Sessions

Stevie Ray Vaughan-Live at Carnegie Hall, Live Alive

Albert King-Live Wire/Blues Power

BB King-Live at the Regal

Answer 12

Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East

Iron Maiden - Maiden Japan

Destruction - Live Without Sense

Slayer - Live Undead

Alice in Chains - Unplugged

Alice in Chains - Live

Pantera - Official Live 100 Proof

Answer 13

Live and Dangerous-Thin Lizzy

Still Dangerous-Thin Lizzy

AC/DC Live-AC/DC

Everything Louder Than Everyone Else-Motorhead

If You Want Blood (You Got It)-AC/DC

No Sleep 'til Hammersmith-Motorhead

Answer 14

my top 5 at the moment are



Deep Purple - Made In Japan

Rainbow - On Stage

Joe Lynn Turner - live in Germany

Black Sabbath - Live at Hammersmith Odeon

Whitesnake - Live in the Shadow of the Blues

Answer 15

The Who - Live at Leeds

Led Zeppelin - How the west was won/This song remains the same

The Doors - Absolutely live

Answer 16

Green Day - Bullet In a Bible

My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade is Dead

Billy Talent - 666

Answer 17

Queen at Wembly Stadium



AC/DC's If You Want Blood

Answer 18

Led Zeppelin: the song remains the same

Led Zeppelin: how the west was won

Answer 19

the clash live shea stadium

http://www.amazon.com/Live-at-Shea-Stadium-Deluxe/dp/B001E7OO2S

Elvis Aloha from Hawaii

http://www.amazon.com/Aloha-Hawaii-Satellite-Elvis-Presley/dp/B00000638B



BQ Coulldnt tell you

BQ2 n/a

BQ3 Joy Division mind you i would chose any one over the Beatles.

Answer 20

"No Sleep 'Till Hammersmith" - Motorhead

"AC/DC Live" - AC/DC

"Official Live: 101 Proof" - Pantera

Answer 21

How the west was won - Zeppelin