Best live album of all time ?

[78/84 guy]

1. Strangers In The Night, UFO

2. You Want Blood You Got It, AC/DC

3 .Double Live Gonzo, Nugent

4. Live And Dangerous, Thin Lizzy

5. Band Of Gypsies, Hendrix

6. Live Tribute, Ozzy

7. Live At Leeds, The Who

8. Stage Struck, Rory Gallagher

9. One More From The Road, Skynyrd

10. Made In Japan, Deep Purple

11. Song Remains The Same, Zep.

12. Frampton Comes Alive, Frampton

13. Fillmore East, Allmans

14.Budokan, Cheap Trick

15. Ya Ya's , Rolling Stones

[78/84 guy]

You Want Blood get's my vote ! Bon Rules !

[vandeleur]

Live at Leeds / You want blood . Depending on the mood .

[vandeleur]

Fuck I love cowboy song on live and dangerous

[FORD]

It's only been an "official" release for a couple years now - and that's even questionable, since you can't buy it on CD, and to own a vinyl copy you would have to sell your house. But I'll nominate it anyway.........



Previously, this was one of the most popular bootlegs of all time, of course. The Stones finally wised up and decided to cash in on it, albeit not in the usual retail channel sense.

If you want to buy it...... ------> http://www.stonesarchive.com/bootleg_years/1973/. Bad news here is that some countries will force you to buy the shitty MP3 version. Good News its only $7.00 for that. And $9.00 for the FLAC if you can get it.

Personally, I still prefer the bootleg version, because you can hear more of Mick Taylor on it. I really hate it when somebody decides to fuck with a "historical document" like that......

[ODShowtime]

Humble Pie's Performance needs to be on the list. I didn't see any Rush either but it's a good list. I presume we're trying to stick with contemporary live albums.

[Va Beach VH Fan]

I'm a live album fanatic, lots of really good ones not on that list....

[chefcraig]

I'm a live album fanatic, lots of really good ones not on that list....

Yup. For instance, Gov't Mule Live at Roseland Ballroom!

[78/84 guy]

Humble Pie's Performance needs to be on the list. I didn't see any Rush either but it's a good list. I presume we're trying to stick with contemporary live albums.

I thought about All The Worlds A Stage after. Great raw Rush ! Hell Rush was my first concert. And they do lot's of 2112 on that. Of course their best album.

[78/84 guy]

I'm a live album fanatic, lots of really good ones not on that list....

I love them also. Almost all I listen too. I know there are a lot more. I went with the big 70's ones. Hell I love Aerosmith Live Bootleg a ton and didn't go with it. Or the Rush album.

[ODShowtime]

My only problem with Aerosmith's is that it's culled from very different eras and tapes which makes it somewhat disjointed. Lord of the Thighs is top notch. I love playing that on drums...

If we go recent we have to include How the West Was Won, The Queens of the Stone Age live album Through the Woods, Black Sabbath Past Lives (disc 1 mostly), Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes Live at the Greek, oh we gotta throw Grateful Dead and Europe '72, Let's get dirty and throw Pink Floyd's 77 Oakland bootleg... Master of Reality Live the Viper Room (thanks binnie!) and Flak and Flight, Little Feat Waiting for Columbus... James Gang live in concert... Kiss Alive is up there right?... Soundgarden Live on I5 is decent... oh yeah Cream Live volume I and II both kick ass... My Jimi Hendrix Winterland Vinyl Box set? Priceless... Frank Zappa at the Roxy (who doesn't love Penguin in Bondage?)...

Man I fucking love live albums. And Exit Stage Left gives All the Worlds a Stage all it can handle....

Fucking bullshit that Van Halen's live album is on the other end of the spectrum. I never listened to that piece of shit and sold it ASAP. WE'RE WAITING GUYS... WE KNOW YOU WERE ONE OF THE BEST OF ALL TIME... PEOPLE ARE DYING WHILE WE WAIT...

[binnie]

I've often wondered why live albums are rarer these days. In the '70s and '80s it seemed that every band had at least 1, now it's more of a rarity.

[ashstralia]

Hot August Night. By the great Jewish Elvis.

[Va Beach VH Fan]

I've often wondered why live albums are rarer these days. In the '70s and '80s it seemed that every band had at least 1, now it's more of a rarity.

I just love everything about live albums...

I love hearing the crowd... And when an album has a shitty mix that DOESN'T hear the crowd, it's make it much worse IMO....

I love the nuances that the bands throw into songs....

I love how well (or poor) the lead singer interacts with the crowd....

My son always gets on my case when we take a road trip, 'cause that's all I want to play is live albums, but that's just me....

[jacksmar]

Priest Unleashed in the east
Feat Waiting for Columbus
Alive
REO You Get What You Play For
Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison
Live Rust
UFO Strangers In The Night
Zep How The West Was Won
Van Morrison It’s Too Late to Stop Now
Uriah Heep Live
Fleetwood Mac Live
Paul Simon’s Concert in the Park
Genesis Seconds Out
J Geils Full House
Bruce London Calling
Segar Live Bullet
Skynard One More From The Road
Live Killers
Zap Roxy And Elsewhere
Nils Night After Night
Buddy Miles Live
Yessongs
Jerry Lee Lewis Live at the StarClub
Chuck Berry Live
Elvis Aloha Live
Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush Live
Satriani LIVE!