Lily Hammer
11:36 Tue Nov 1
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Some corkers on here.
I'll add.......
Talking Heads - "The Name of This Band is Talking Heads"
Bob Marley - "Live at the Roxy"
Tom Waits - "Big Time" (and the others)
Aretha Franklin - "Live At Filmore West"
Jeff Buckley - "Live At Sin-é"
The Velvet Underground - "Velvet Underground Live 1969"
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Alex Bunbury
11:27 Tue Nov 1
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Jeff Buckley- Mystery White Boy
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mallard
11:18 Tue Nov 1
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Queen - Live at Wembley
Paul Weller - Live Wood
Genesis - 3 sides live
Dire Straits - Alchemy
Bob Dylan - Hard Rain
Great thread BTW - love live albums, can truly define a band
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yngwies Cat
11:11 Tue Nov 1
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I heard that about Live and Dangerous. Still a cracking alum. Would have loved to have seen them live doing Rosalie and the Cowboy song.
Rainbow live on Stage is a pretty decent album Blackmore at his self indulgent.
Worst has to be Black Sabbath's Live Evil. There was studio shanangins with Ronnie Dio, seeking into the studio and getting the engineer to change the mix.
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Stranded
11:04 Tue Nov 1
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13th Floor Elevators - Live at the Avalon, 1966
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faB2DOGB4OY
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Stranded
11:01 Tue Nov 1
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Sex Pistols - Burton on Trent, 25th Sept. 1976
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9L0P1f3Vek
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geoffpikey
10:55 Tue Nov 1
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I mean that about LIVE and Dangerous.
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geoffpikey
10:54 Tue Nov 1
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Chip Shop Charlie 9:01 Tue Nov 1
I am well aware. I know what is said. I know what Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson have said. Scott admits there are overdubs. He just argues over how many, to protect the album's reputation. I prefer to trust the man, Tony Visconti, who produced it. He explained it all in some detail. It remains a great album. It's just not very "live".
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ray winstone
9:52 Tue Nov 1
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I prefer the live version of Stairway To Heaven by Zep that's on Song Remains, the lead break is phenomenal.
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Attwood
9:50 Tue Nov 1
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rock n roll animal, lou reed.
intro to sweet jane, heroin, classic stuff
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Eric Hitchmoe
9:44 Tue Nov 1
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Rank by The Smiths.
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mike hunt
9:42 Tue Nov 1
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made in japan deep purple
uriah heep live
humble pie rocking the filmore
unleashed in the east judas priest
strangers in the night ufo
thats just the early 70s
loads ore after that
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Aardvark
9:26 Tue Nov 1
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Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
Weller - Days of Speed
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Chip Shop Charlie
9:01 Tue Nov 1
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geoffpikey.....
Still Dangerous is a live album by Irish rock band Thin Lizzy. It was compiled from two live concerts by the band at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia at 20 & 21 October 1977 during the tour in support of their Bad Reputation album. No overdubs were made to any tracks so the album is completely live.
Give this a listen, it shows what a cracking live band they really were.
https://youtu.be/T47drb5bgKw
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SecondOpinion
8:24 Tue Nov 1
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Band Of Gypsys
Fillmore East
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Far Cough
8:23 Tue Nov 1
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Frampton Comes Alive is a cracking live album
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geoffpikey
7:53 Tue Nov 1
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Sorry, post overdubbed. Ha,
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geoffpikey
7:52 Tue Nov 1
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wansteadman 6:14 Tue Nov 1
Fine though it is, Thin Lizzy's "Live & Dangerous" is MASSIVELY re-recorded.
It started when Lynot asked to "drop in" a few vocals he'd missed cos he was playing bass... and then correct some bass he fluffed when he was singing. Straightaway, Gorham and Roberston were doing the same. And it ballooned.
It's "75%" recorded in the studio. Not rumour. Tony Visconti told me direct. The only bits he didn't re-record were Brian Downey's drums. (Which is in itself, a heroic performance.)
Even some of the crowd was "dropped in". The source recording? Ironically, it was cheering from "Frampton Comes Alive".
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geoffpikey
7:52 Tue Nov 1
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wansteadman 6:14 Tue Nov 1
Fine though it is, Thin Lizzy's "Live & Dangerous" is MASSIVELY re-recorded.
It started when Lynot asked to "drop in" a few vocals he'd missed cos he was playing bass... and then correct some bass he fluffed when he was singing. Straightaway, Gorham and Roberston were doing the same. And it ballooned.
It's "75%" recorded in the studio. Not rumour. Tony Visconti told me direct. The only bits he didn't re-record were Brian Downey's drums. (Which is in itself, a heroic performance.)
Even some of the crowd was "dropped in". The source recording? Ironically, it was cheering from "Frampton Comes Alive".
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Chatham
7:09 Tue Nov 1
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Viva - Roxy Music
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ParadiseLost
6:52 Tue Nov 1
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Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! - the Stones
and another vote for
Live at Leeds - the Who
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