Best Live Album

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My vote currently (and for a long time) is Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder.

What's yours?

I miss Lee.
And JP.
And Chris. And...

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Jimmy Buffet, "You Had To Be There"

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The Cure - Live in Orange

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[Randy_H 0]

Peter Frampton - Framptom Comes Alive

or

Ozzy Osbourne - Speak of the Devil

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Eagles - Live

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Depeche Mode 101

Wingsuit South Africa

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By far the best live album ever recorded is the Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore East 1971.

But just about anything recorded live from either Fillmore is off the wall! I rarely ever buy studio stuff anymore. I do not want to hear Pro-tool tricks, I want to hear the REAL band!

"Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance,
others mean and rueful of the western dream"

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My vote currently (and for a long time) is Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder.

What's yours?

Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder
U2s Under a Blood Red Sky

You are not now, nor will you ever be, good enough to not die in this sport (Sparky)
My Life ROCKS!
How's yours doing?

[2fat2fly 0]

Cheap Trick Live at Budakon (I'm too lazy to check spelling)

I am not the man. But the man knows my name...and he's worried

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U2s Under a Blood Red Sky

That's the one I had in mind... Great stuff in an awesome place.

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Dave Matthews - live at Red Rock.. The Complete Weekend on the Rocks 8 CD and 1 DVD Set

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Cheap Trick Live at Budakon (I'm too lazy to check spelling)

You beat me to it.

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The Who - Live at Leeds

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[Kris 0]

It's a tie for me...

Depeche Mode - 101
Patrice Pike - Live At The Brushwood Lounge

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Bastion of Purity and Innocence!™

[AggieDave 6]

Everyone is naming new-ish trendy bands...

Well, honestly, I"ve heard a lot of modern live music and its good and all but it doesn't match to this album. God I wish I could have been there for this performance.

Diz 'N Bird at Carnegie Hall [LIVE]

It was recorded in 1947 and is by far one of the prolific performances of the two lyrical masters of jazz. Their playing of A Night In Tunisia alone is absolutely amazing.

http://www.amazon.com/Carnegie-Charlie-Parker-Dizzy-Gillespie/dp/B000005H9I

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[kenz 0]

i'm gonna have to go with alice in chains unplugged... though i can name quite a few others that i like - but i've actually been listening to this one quite frequently as of late... ask me again in 2 weeks and i guarantee it'll be something different

"life does throw curveballs sometimes but it doesn't mean we shouldn't still swing for the homerun" ~ me

[2fat2fly 0]

You know, it's going to be very hard for you to have a reputation as a tasteless redneck if you keep posting things like this

I am not the man. But the man knows my name...and he's worried

[AggieDave 6]

Damn...ok, then David Allen Coe "If That Aint Country" live.

Which is a fun album as well.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[Squeak 17]

Oh well if we are going OLD SCHOOL I'd go for my Robert Johnson recordings, they are not in front of an audience but they are live, in his living room

You are not now, nor will you ever be, good enough to not die in this sport (Sparky)
My Life ROCKS!
How's yours doing?

[AggieDave 6]

I wish Robert Johnson would have been alive for modern recording techniques. That guy was a master. Its funny to hear people that don't know blues credit other people with songs that he wrote. Only because they don't know any better.

Then there's Skip James, but there's quite a bit of his recordings around since he actually lived longer (even though he disappeared for about 30 years).

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

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Bob Seger's Live Bullet

or

Skynyrd's One More From The Road


Don

"When in doubt I whip it out,
I got me a rock-and-roll band.
It's a free-for-all."

[tigra 0]

That's a good one, but I've got to second Frampton Comes Alive from a few posts up. Loved it when it came out in the 70s and I still love it! I only have a few that have made it from my album collection to my cd collection and most recently to my iPod. Frampton Comes Alive is one of them- Live at Budokan is in my attic- never even made the transition to CD although maybe I should fix that!

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My vote currently (and for a long time) is Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder.

What's yours?

Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder
U2s Under a Blood Red Sky

You certainly have good taste in music, my friend!

I miss Lee.
And JP.
And Chris. And...

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My vote currently (and for a long time) is Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder.

What's yours?

The Ramones - It's Alive

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Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus

I gotta give Frampton Comes Alive a THUMBS DOWN! I was a big fan of his prior to its release. The clean aspects of his earlier music seemed commercially exploited in Frampton Comes Alive. Then again, my bias is probably similar to people who read the book before it was made into a movie.