You all know it's Frampton Comes Alive!!!!

Wheels of Fire

Tough one....so many great ones....if I had to pick one....it would be......SRV at Carnegie Hall!:btu:

allman bros. live at the filmore :bgi:

See! I may have to change my pick to the Allman Brothers at the Fillmore!:cool:

allman bros. live at the filmore :bgi:


Good choice!!!:kewl:

The Tower Of Power have a few great live ones also!!!

allman bros. live at the filmore :bgi:

Bingo :D

Get the newly released CD with all of the live cuts from Eat a Peach included. Goes right from Whipping Post into Mountain Jam. It also has some other live cuts that don't appear on either the original Live at the Fillmore or Eat a Peach. :humpty:

"The Delicate Sound of Thunder" Pink Floyd 1989

Bernzy

Ahhhh Bernzy...music to paint by?:hihi:

Live Rust/ Rust Never Sleeps

Easy...Ted Nugent's Double Live Gonzo.

Or if you wanna go way back to 1969 Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes Survival of the Fittest Live."Prodigal son" will be one of the greatest jams your ears will ever have the priviledge of hearing culminating in a guitar solo by an insanely young Ted that would put Hendrix and most guitar players past and present to shame.

But overall Double Live is the sh!t.

2nd would be Iron Maiden's Live After Death.

Frampton comes alive goes with out saying

I also like "Phish: A live one"

"Jimi Hendrix Live at woodstock"

"Led Zeppelin the song remains the same"

The Band - The Last Waltz

Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening

The Tubes - What Do You Want From Live.....a baby's arm holding an apple

The Who - Live at Leeds

The J Geils Band - Blow Your Face Out and Full House.....Both rock

Procul Harum - Live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.....Conquistador is Phenomenal

Lou Reed - Rock and Roll Animal

Frampton......Do you feel like I do.....

allman bros. live at the filmore :bgi:
ABSOLUTELY. Especially "In memory of Elishabeth Reed"

allman bros. live at the filmore :bgi:

thats the one......

led zeppelin-how the west was won
aerosmith-live bootleg and classics live 2

allman bros. live at the filmore :bgi:

Duane :kewl: The Band:kewl:

I also like Four Way Street CSNY

Johnny Winter And, Live.

Pulse

Allmans' Filmore East great but a distant second- best Live album

Anyone who's heard it (rare!), will agree #1 is clearly:

Jeff Beck Live w/ Jan Hammer Group! :smokin:

No matter what your taste, & whether or not you're familiar w/ Beck... put it on and guaranteed it will blow you away!

OH... almost forgot another (1a?) Live masterpiece, maybe even better than Beck:

Jimi Hendrix Live w/ his Band of Gypsies (the "4th/ only other "legit." Hendrix album) Bone- chilling & beautiful!:grins:

Allmans' Filmore East great but a distant second- best Live album

Anyone who's heard it (rare!), will agree #1 is clearly:

Jeff Beck Live w/ Jan Hammer Group! :smokin:

No matter what your taste, & whether or not you're familiar w/ Beck... put it on and guaranteed it will blow you away!

I like Jeff Beck. :cheers:

I once heard a live version of him doing "The Train Kept a Rollin'"

You have to 'hook me up' with that album, LeCounts! ;)

wow, few favorites but right now i'm totally into the metallica s&m concert album.. they had a whole orchestra behind them playing too, sounds awsome..

then there was this other aerosmith album.. i forget the name of it tho.. it was wicked

Allman Bros. Live at Fillmore East
Frampton Comes Alive
John Mayall and the Original Bluesbreakers.Room to Move-great song
CSNY-4 Way Street

Steve

Frampton Comes Alive

That album so Rocks. I must have bought that set a dozen times easy. Might have to buy it again, because I lost one of the disk.

OH... almost forgot another (1a?) Live masterpiece, maybe even better than Beck:

Jimi Hendrix Live w/ his Band of Gypsies (the "4th/ only other "legit." Hendrix album) Bone- chilling & beautiful!:grins:
Lecounts!!!!!I'm feelin ya with the Jimi seleccion.Totally spaced that one out but I'm with ya baby:btu: Band of Gypsies trascends generations with a classic mixture of rock and blues.

Dangles-- we're even then!... 'cause I was feeling you back in November when you posted the pic of your 40 lber! Belated congrats! (I'm "embarrassed" to admit my best last year was "only" 34 lbs-- released in June! You caught my fish after a Summer of dining in Naragansett Bay?? :buds:

So... have you (or anybody?) found & listened to Beck Live w/ Jan Hammer yet? I'm waiting for my kudos/ thank- yous! :boots:

Anyone needs a copy... send me a blank cassette! :angel:

Rod Stewart Unplugged.

so many good live albums, like to throw one or two more into the mix. Lynard Skynards " one more from the road", also Stevie Ray Vaughn had a good live one..can't remember the name though

I'am not abig fan of country but johnny cash live in folsom prision is an awsome live album to listen too.

The Grateful Dead Cornell University 5/8/77 it can be downloaded the second set is to good to describe
I'll second the Band's Last Waltz and Cash's Folsom Prison album
But the Dead in my opinion does it better than anyone else live.

U 2 UNDER A BLOOD RED SKY
KISS ALIVE 2
GARTH BROOKS DOUBLE LIVE

THESE ARE A FEW TO A LIST OF MANY GREATS ALREADY MENTIONED!

I heard it there Free Bird

I'am not abig fan of country but johnny cash live in folsom prision is an awsome live album to listen too.

Anyone seen "Walk the Line?"

Allman Bros LAFE
SRV at Carnegie Hall
Page/Plant in Nashville 98 (bootleg, Page flat out smokes!)

Cheap Trick at Budokan

How could I forget this one....Deep Purple - Made in Japan.

Must have listened to that one every day for 2 straight years.

Who Live ar Leeds
Allman Bros Eat a Peach or LAFE
Saw the Allman Bros at the old Boston Garden they were awsome.
Eagles opened for them. What a night.

How about Little Feat "Waitin' for Columbus"?

Gotta be top ten anyways:btu:

Little Feat:claps: Lowell George:cheers:

lowell was as good as duane!

I wlak on the treadmill often and that is my favorite album to listen to while busting my butt. Allman Brothers/Fillmore I'll have to look for the new one though with live cuts from all thier concerts.....sounds good.

I'm glad someone said it. Live at leeds the who. the best live album and one of the first, another great live album was get your ya ya's out by the stones:bl:

SRV Live at Monterois

Studio - CSNY Mariquies But I have flashbacks still after 27 years

lowell was as good as duane!
As much as I like Lowell I think Duane is better. Don I got a great live video of Frank Zappa doing Whippin Post. If I can figure out how to I will zip it up and send it to you. Classic for sure. I also have him doing I am the walrus, stairway to heaven- reggae version, purple haze, the ocean- Zep, tribute to hendrix, and a beatles medely. Paul

oh boy that sounds great..i'l be at mike's on sat for teddy's benefit drawing. if ya can't send- maybe burn?

Yeah Don it is 33 megabytes. Take forever to send even zipped. I don't have a DVD burner yet but when I get one I will do for sure. P.

[QUOTE=Professor Moriarty]As much as I like Lowell I think Duane is better.

I like them with Warren Haynes!

Isle of Wight - all of it - particulary liked Jimi
Stones "Circus" man what a version of sympathy, who didn't suck either on circus...

Ive been listening to the new Wilco live double disc "Kicking Television"....its great....must have for Wilco fans.....

I'am not abig fan of country but johnny cash live in folsom prision is an awsome live album to listen too.
when he gets to the line "I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die" you can hear all of the hard core lifers scream YEE-HA!!!!! You can also hear the guards soiling themselves

Nirvana Unplugged
Lou Reed Rock n Roll Animal
Stones Get Yer Ya Yas Out
Bowie Stage

Woodstock...the original, Iwas there.....boy am I old

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Babylon by Bus

Babylon by Bus :kewl:

A few of my favorites have been named already..but another good one Is Bob Seger "LIVE"BULLET....

The Grateful Dead Cornell University 5/8/77 it can be downloaded the second set is to good to describe
I'll second the Band's Last Waltz and Cash's Folsom Prison album
But the Dead in my opinion does it better than anyone else live.

The first set as great too - has to be one the best Dead shows ever.

Too many to pick one. I listen to all sorts of music.

Here's another one. From 1997, I believe - Pantera 101 Proof Live. I listen to it when I workout. It is not for the faint of heart - and it will make you faint of hearing if you play it like you should.

As much as I like Lowell I think Duane is better. Don I got a great live video of Frank Zappa doing Whippin Post. If I can figure out how to I will zip it up and send it to you. Classic for sure. I also have him doing I am the walrus, stairway to heaven- reggae version, purple haze, the ocean- Zep, tribute to hendrix, and a beatles medely. Paul


I think Duane was better too. Sad he left so early.

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Babylon by Bus
that is a GREAT live album! Is it on disc??? Ive looked for it but cant seem to find it

Lou Reed Rock n Roll Animal



Love that version of Heroin....another great album

Saw him at the Orpheum in '88.....Great show...although he did screw up "walk on the wild side"