OT: Best Live Album | Page 3 | The Boneyard

OT: Best Live Album

gtcam said:
Allmans Live at Fillmore East
James Gang Live in Concert
J Geils Full House
Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus
The Gregg Allman Tour - Live
Ten Years After -Live at Fillmore East
Grateful Dead - Dicks Pick # 3,# 8, and To Terrapin (only because I was there in '77)
Deep Purple - Live in Japan
Jethro Tull - Bursting Out
Black Crowes - Freak n' Roll
John Mayall - Blues Jazz Fision
The Band - Live at the Academy of Music '71
Blood, Sweat& Tears - Live (can't get enough of DCT's vocals)
Dylan and R0lling Thunder Revue
Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Live at Winterland
Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Live Rust
Lynard Skynard -One More From the Road
Joe Bonamassa - Live from Royal Albert Hall (newer release but the guy can play)
Jeff Beck with Jan Hammer Group Live - (because it was great "mood music" during my earlier years as I was exploring)

I'm sure I've missed a few
and many many Jazz releases but that's another thread
Expand ...

I was going to add Live Rust but you’ve got it... great album
 
Madmannsucks said:
Did not see that show, but have been to Red Rocks many times. Best outdoor venue I have seen far and away.
Expand ...
I agree it is the best, I would not say far and away though. The Gorge in Washington state is pretty spectacular in its own right.
 
8893 said:
Probably 5/8/77 or 8/13/75 for me. Listened to the Help-Slip-Frank from the latter just yesterday.
Expand ...
5/8 isn't even the best show from that week. And it's insanely good.
 
.-.
August_West said:
5/8 isn't even the best show from that week. And it's insanely good.
Expand ...

Captbluefin said:
5/5/77 New Haven is equal to 5/8/77

5/9/77 Buffalo is in my opinion the best show of that run.
Expand ...

August_West said:
5/7 is no slouch either


The comes a time from 5/9 is sublime
Expand ...

I have and love all the shows from that week, but the Morning Dew and Saint Stephen from Barton Hall are the best of the best imo. The Morning Dew is incredibly powerful and the Saint Stephen has a groove that is a slow burn for me.
 
8893 said:
I have and love all the shows from that week, but the Morning Dew and Saint Stephen from Barton Hall are the best of the best imo. The Morning Dew is incredibly powerful and the Saint Stephen has a groove that is a slow burn for me.
Expand ...


The 5/8 Scarlet/Fire is a favorite of mine and the Dew is phenomenal..

There are a few St. Stephen’s in 77 that I like more.

10-29-77 is my favorite 77 St. Stephen. Try it if you get a chance. The fat man is rockin out..
 
imno1 said:
Could probably do a thread on just best Dead live
Expand ...
In case you are not already aware of this, Roku has an audio only channel "Dead Shows" that streams directly from archive.org. It's a ridiculously simple interface that covers 1965-2018. There are multiples if some shows because it also gives the type of recording, such as "Soundboard," "2nd generation TDK-SA cassette," "Nakamichi deck in tapers section."

As someone else noted, live jazz recordings constitute a vast and wonderful universe, as do bootlegs, and even recordings I've made myself, but I'll simply add some
recommended commercially released titles that I like and haven't seen in my quick scan of this thread (sorry in advance for repeats):

The Who Live at Leeds
Rolling Stones - Got Live if You want it
The Band - Rock of Ages
Ry Cooder - Showtime
Graham Parker - Live, Alone in America
The Name of this Band is Talking Heads
John Hiatt Live at Budokan
Dan Hicks & his Hot Licks - Where's the Money
Hot Tuna (1st album acoustic)
Kinks - Everybody's in Show Business

Finally, there's TONS of great Frank Zappa.
 
August_West said:
No it's not. That would be "without a net"

Live dead is from 69 and is the last word on psychedelia

Both great albums. Very different bands though
Expand ...

No, they released the entire show in a much better mix. It's called "Wake Up to Find Out".
 
.-.
Captbluefin said:
The 5/8 Scarlet/Fire is a favorite of mine and the Dew is phenomenal..

There are a few St. Stephen’s in 77 that I like more.

10-29-77 is my favorite 77 St. Stephen. Try it if you get a chance. The fat man is rockin out..
Expand ...
Threads like these are helpful toward connecting us when times are tricky & tensions are high. Some of the choices on this thread appall me, but I simply don't care to make anything of others' musical taste.

That said, I sincerely apologize for questioning the authenticity of your posts.
 
In the end all want the same thing Hans. Different ways to get there but the same destination none the less.. Just different perspectives.

It is all good. And you have my respect for you comment and my apologies for the name calling.
 
Hans Sprungfeld said:
Threads like these are helpful toward connecting us when times are tricky & tensions are high.”
Expand ...

I started this thread while retreating into music shortly after my 12 year old son, who for the first time ever has been following the tournament and getting into college BB said “ this must have been pretty fun for you to watch when UConn used to be good”...
cue the music and Jim Beam
 
Hans Sprungfeld said:
In case you are not already aware of this, Roku has an audio only channel "Dead Shows" that streams directly from archive.org. It's a ridiculously simple interface that covers 1965-2018. There are multiples if some shows because it also gives the type of recording, such as "Soundboard," "2nd generation TDK-SA cassette," "Nakamichi deck in tapers section."

As someone else noted, live jazz recordings constitute a vast and wonderful universe, as do bootlegs, and even recordings I've made myself, but I'll simply add some
recommended commercially released titles that I like and haven't seen in my quick scan of this thread (sorry in advance for repeats):

The Who Live at Leeds
Rolling Stones - Got Live if You want it
The Band - Rock of Ages
Ry Cooder - Showtime
Graham Parker - Live, Alone in America
The Name of this Band is Talking Heads
John Hiatt Live at Budokan
Dan Hicks & his Hot Licks - Where's the Money
Hot Tuna (1st album acoustic)
Kinks - Everybody's in Show Business

Finally, there's TONS of great Frank Zappa.
Expand ...
Very few can finish this line.

Billy was a mountain,...............
 
.-.
Marty Jackson said:
yawn... I really miss the days when the most popular threads were related to Uconn basketball in Feb/March. One of those anecdotal eveidences as to where the program is.
Expand ...
If you start a reply with the word "yawn" you should just not reply at all. We all miss "the days". Now tell us what is your favorite live album?
 
.-.
had this on 8-track tape, great album

Alive_2_cover.jpg
 
.-.
You must log in or register to reply here.

Forum statistics

Threads
168,342
Messages
4,566,026
Members
10,466
Latest member
Eil Rule


Top Bottom