****Greatest 'Live' albums of all time??****

deletebeepbeepbeep

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James Brown Live at the Apollo

 

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Robski

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Worthing

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Black Sabbath - Reunion

 

rcf0712

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Rust Never Sleeps, plus as previoulsy mentioned Weld and Stop Making Sense and Live at Leeds

 

The Buttery Biscuit Base

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Flying progressively from right to left

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Queen Rock Montreal - Queen
The Kids Are Alright - The Who
Skin And Bones - Foo Fighters
Live and Dangerous - Thin Lizzy
Live In Japan - Deep Purple

 

Icy Gull

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Pleased to see that Neil Young is featuring so well

Live at The Fillmore East - Neil Young and Crazy Horse
The Last Waltz- The Band
Babylon by Bus - Bob Marley and the Wailers

 

Surf's Up

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Here

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Live and Dangerous - Thin Lizzy
Get Yout Ya Ya's Out - Stones
Any Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band live album

 

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topbanana36

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Has to be Springsteen Live 75-95 great stuff

 

Jack Daniels

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Bladders said:

Live after Death - Iron Maiden.

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This this this and this. It just does not get any better.

 

Peteinblack

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Cheeky Monkey

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Depeche Mode - 101
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense

 

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tinx

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Cosmic Joker said:

and my "I was there" album

Spiritualized - Royal Albert Hall October 10 1997

A truly staggering gig

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I was there too, still remains in my top 3 gigs of all time. Their ending to Oh Happy Days was amazing.

 

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Dover

Home at Last.

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Brighton, United Kingdom

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Judie Tzuke - The Official Bootleg.
Whitesnake - Live....In The Heart of the City

 

maltaseagull

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Zabbar- Malta

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3 Sides Live- Genesis
Pulse Pink Floyd
Get your ya yas out -Rolling Stones

 

Northstander

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1. Simple Minds - Live in the city of light
2. U2 - Under a Blood Red Sky
3. Queen - Wembley 86

 

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big nuts

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Another vote for Spiritualised at the Albert Hall and also Nirvana's MTV unplugged gig is amazing.

 

chucky1973

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Crawley

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I like a few, but the one I listen to most is:
Bullet in a Bible by Green Day, recorded at MK Bowl.

 

Northstander

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I want to chuck in the Nirvana Unpulgged MTV gig too...forgot that one

 

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cirC

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Tupnorth

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I'll go with Pulse and

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

Neil Diamonds 1972 Hot August Night,1st time any so called rock artist used a full orchestra.The opening is stunning on full volume.

 

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richmond

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Peter Frampton - 'Frampton Comes alive'

 

Gazwag

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brakespear said:

'The Thieving Magpie' - Marillion

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Agree plus Real to Reel

Another vote for Live after Death

And I'll add Monument - Ultravox (the re-issue with Visions in Blue)