Favorite Live Album?

[thespricket]

I honestly can't say I have a favorite, but i'm listening to The Grateful Dead live Europe '72. It's fantastic. Any dead fans will already know it's awesomeness.

Share your favorites

[Aceman]

Tough call:

KISS - ALIVE II, BOC - Extraterrestrial Live, or Iron Maiden - Live After Death

Those three are pretty Rockin'

[Sludgenutz]

OZZY - "Speak of the Devil!"...although the single CD chops off two or three songs the original double-vinyl version has.

Corrosion of Conformity - "Live Volume"

The Who - "Live at Leeds". <Need I say more?

[JOLLY]

OZZY - "Speak of the Devil

yep

[louthunder]

Most of these are great albums. My picks would be the crowd favorite Allman Bros. Live at the Filmore East and one nobody thought of,Grand Funk "ON TIME" What a great album. One of the greatest power trios of all time, yet the don't get the deserved recognition.IMHO! Give it a listen.

[Diego]

Deep Purple - Live in Japan.

And yeah, Live, not Made. Live in Japan is the 3 CD version of MIJ, with all the three shows that took part in the original album.

My favorite, by a million miles.

[Dr.Mavashi]

Deep Purple - Live in Japan.

And yeah, Live, not Made. Live in Japan is the 3 CD version of MIJ, with all the three shows that took part in the original album.

My favorite, by a million miles.

Youtube has a California Jam version of "Mistreated" - dictionery definition of perfect.
I want a California Jam recordings of Sabbath and Purple - all songs.

[Pink Unicorn Horsey]

Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii

The Who - Live at Leeds

Kiss - Alive II

[guitfiddle]

Leon Russell

Leon Live!

Oh, yeah!!

[Aceman]

In alternate genres:

Smokin at the Halfnote, Wes
Live at the Regal, BB

[Sludgenutz]

I forgot to add Neil Young's "Live Rust". It generally builds from an acoustic set, to a thunder-mud set, one step at a time.

[Christopher Caruana]

GNR "Live era"

[texasguitarslinger]

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live Alive
Hank Williams - The Unreleased Recordings
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Johnny Cash - At San Quentin
The Allman Brothers - At The Fillmore East
The Beatles - Live at the BBC
Neil Young - Live at Massey Hall 1971
Freddie King - Live at the Electric Ballroom
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same

And the award for Best Ongoing Live Compilations goes to the KGSR Broadcast Series which will be issuing it's 16th installment this December. I have 1 through 15 and guard them jealously.

[WhoFan]

the Who-Live At Leeds....

[Doc Holiday]

Neil Young - Live at Massey Hall 1971

[bryvincent]

UFO - Strangers in the Night
Allman Bros Band - at Filmore East
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Iron Maiden - Live After Death
Free - Live
Megadeth - That one night Live in Buenos Aires

[Sanford]

The Jimi Hendrix Experience- Live at Winterland

Frank Zappa - Live at the Fillmore (1971?)

B.B. King- Cook County Jail

Sanford- Jamalong Von Drunken Wanken (Disc 7 of the never to be released Sanford Rogers Box Set: The Best of Nobody)

[DesertRat]

I honestly can't say I have a favorite, but i'm listening to The Grateful Dead live Europe '72. It's fantastic. Any dead fans will already know it's awesomeness.

Share your favorites

I'm not a big fan of the Dead, but the Jerry Garcia Band double live disc is one of my favorite live recordings. Great engineering, great players, and great choice of songs.

[Pink Unicorn Horsey]

Forgot to include this:

❧ Phish - A Live One

Although not all the songs are from the same show, it's still a great live compilation.

Texasguitarslinger reminded me of these as well:

❧ The Beatles - Live at the BBC

❧ Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same/How the West Was Won

- Keith

[Jackson Distortion]

Nazareth - 'SNAZ