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Your favourite live albums of all time You can only choose 10, your truly favourites, otherwise this would be too long 
1.Johnny Cash-At folsom prison 2.Elvis Presley-'68 Comeback TV Special 3.Depeche Mode-101 Live 4.David Bowie-Serious Moonlight 5.Eric Clapton-Unplugged 6.Kiss-Alive 7.Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band-Live 75-85 8.James Brown-Live at the Apollo 9.Aerosmith-Live bootleg 10.Prince-Live at Dortmund 1988  | |
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JoeTyler said: You can only choose 10, your truly favourites, otherwise this would be too long
1.Johnny Cash-At folsom prison 2.Elvis Presley-'68 Comeback TV Special 3.Depeche Mode-101 Live 4.David Bowie-Serious Moonlight 5.Eric Clapton-Unplugged 6.Kiss-Alive 7.Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band-Live 75-85 8.James Brown-Live at the Apollo 9.Aerosmith-Live bootleg 10.Prince-Live at Dortmund 1988 The Who - Live At Leeds Miles Davis - Cellar Door James Brown - Live at the Apollo Volume 2 Prince - Small Club 1988 Prince - Stockholm 1986 Charles Mingus - Antibes Rolling Stones - Handsome Girls (1978 Tour) Bruce Springsteen - Live At Winterland 1978 (Bootleg) David Bowie - Live Inside (St Louis 1995) Lou Reed - Montreux 2000 (DVD Rip) There are three sides to every story. My side, your side, and the truth. And no one is lying. Memories shared serve each one differently | |
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some favorite live albums...
prince - small club curtis mayfield - curtis/live dire straits - live at the bbc joy division - Les Bains Douches 18 December 1979 miles davis - agharta miles davis - pangea 
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SenseOfDoubt said: hmmm, today it may be like this... no particular order
- Kraftwerk - Computerworld - Di Melo - Di Melo (1975) - people, check this record out!!! - Astor Piazzolla - Tango Zero Hour (can it get more beautiful than this?) - Joy Division - Closer - Curtis Mayfield - Curtis - Prince - Dirty Mind - Sly & The Family Stone - There's A Riot Going on - Stevie Wonder - Innervisions (I used to prefer FFF or SITKOL, but it grabbed me) - David Bowie - Low (nearly forgot to mention it) - Iggy Pop - The Idiot (when we talk of DB)
Di Melo is a brazilian artist, who recorded only one album in 1975. I was blown away with this! these are live albums?!  | |
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Marvin Gaye - Live (first live album)
Jacksons - Live Natalie Cole - Live Rufus and Chaka Khan - Stompin' at the Savoy **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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Anxiety said: SenseOfDoubt said: hmmm, today it may be like this... no particular order
- Kraftwerk - Computerworld - Di Melo - Di Melo (1975) - people, check this record out!!! - Astor Piazzolla - Tango Zero Hour (can it get more beautiful than this?) - Joy Division - Closer - Curtis Mayfield - Curtis - Prince - Dirty Mind - Sly & The Family Stone - There's A Riot Going on - Stevie Wonder - Innervisions (I used to prefer FFF or SITKOL, but it grabbed me) - David Bowie - Low (nearly forgot to mention it) - Iggy Pop - The Idiot (when we talk of DB)
Di Melo is a brazilian artist, who recorded only one album in 1975. I was blown away with this! these are live albums?! uh, i was blind... | |
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As an officially released live album, I'd have to go with
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Barbra Streisand: Live at Madison Square Garden
Just kidding. I had a friend who was in love with this album, and played it all the time. Good God.... I mention it in warning to those who might come across it one day. | |
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Allman Brothers Band: At Fillmore East
Deep Purple: Made in Japan Bruce Springsteen: Live at hammersmith '75 Led Zeppelin: how the west was won Miles Davis: Live-Evil AC/DC: If you want blood Neil Young: Weld Pink Floyd: Pulse Cannonball Adderley: Live at the club The Who: Live at Leeds | |
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Marvin Gaye: Live At The London Palladium
Raphael Saadiq: All the Hits At The House of Blues James Brown: Live At The Apollo Vol. II Jill Scott: Experience Aretha Franklin: Live At The Fillmore West/ The Complete Amazing Grace Recordings Jimi Hendrix: Band of Gypsys Stevie Wonder: Natural Wonder Earth, Wind, & Fire: Graditude Alicia Keys: Unplugged Jacksons: Live Jackson 5: Live In Japan Erykah Badu: Live Check me out and add me on:
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i'm sure i'll leave something out:
laurie anderson: united states live, home of the brave david bowie: stage, ziggy stardust: the motion picture, bowie at the beeb sylvester: living proof johnny cash: at folsom prison diamanda galas: malediction & prayer, la serpenta canta sandra bernhard: without you i'm nothing kiki & herb: would die for you and prince: xenophobia celebration acoustic show  | |
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JoeTyler said: Prince-Live at Dortmund 1988
wow I wrote to Warner Bros asking for the catalog number and they said it doesn't exist!  | |
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 HIP HOP ALERT!
Classic breakbeat "Long Red" contained on this live Mountain album:  | |
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I guess this has to be official releases, rather than boots... here are some I'm quite partial to:
Miles - Complete Concert '64 Pink Floyd - delicate sound sof thunder - although the dubs are prett wacky candy - live in amsterdam Frankie Beverly & MAze in new orleans - i *love* this show jacksons live stanley clarke live at the greek stevie - natural wonder I've always been very dissapointed there isn't a decent Luther live set - the Radio City one isn't up to much I don't think.... JoeTyler said:[quote]You can only choose 10, your truly favourites, otherwise this would be too long | |
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GREATEST LIVE ALBUM EVER.
 PRINCE: Always and Forever
MICHAEL JACKSON: Always and Forever ----- Live Your Life How U Wanna Live It | |
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LittleBLUECorvette said: GREATEST LIVE ALBUM EVER.
I've never been able to get too much in this one that much! I mean, it doesn't have that kick or flair the other Live At The Apollo albums had. Can anyone explain why I can't really get into it. Check me out and add me on:
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A few favorites...
Jimi Hendrix...   
...Plays Monterey, Live at Woodstock, Band of Gypsys Miles Davis...   
...Dark Magus, Agharta, Pangaea King Curtis... 
...Live at Fillmore West Clifford Brown / Max Roach... 
...At Basin Street Herbie Hancock... 
...V.S.O.P. - The Quintet James Brown... 
...Live At The Apollo The Allman Brothers... 
...At Fillmore West Frank Zappa... 
...Roxy and Elsewhere Weather Report... 
...8:30 Buddy Guy... 
...This is BUDDY GUY! Duke Ellington... 
...At Newport tA  Tribal Disorder
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Michael Jackson Thriller
Michael Jackson Bad Janet Control Janet 20 Y.0 these are albums that I can listen to every song... and enjoy... |
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Cinnie said: JoeTyler said: Prince-Live at Dortmund 1988
wow I wrote to Warner Bros asking for the catalog number and they said it doesn't exist! One of his most famous bootlegs, Warner Bros sucks...  | |
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TotalAlisa said: Michael Jackson Thriller
Michael Jackson Bad Janet Control Janet 20 Y.0 these are albums that I can listen to every song... and enjoy... You win | |
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MuthaFunka - Black...by popular demand | |
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JoeTyler said: TotalAlisa said: Michael Jackson Thriller
Michael Jackson Bad Janet Control Janet 20 Y.0 these are albums that I can listen to every song... and enjoy... You win   | |
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David Bowie David Live [1974]
David Bowie Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars (Motion Picture Soundtrack) [1973/1982] David Bowie Stage [1978] Bob Marley & The Wailers Live! [1975] Bob Marley & The Wailers Babylon By Bus [1977] Eurythimcs Live 1983-1989 [1993] Fleetwood Mac The Dance [1997] Peter Gabriel Secret World Live [1994] Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Live - 1975/85 [1985] Björk Live Box [2003] 
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HEY WAIT A MINUTE  ... i thought this was asking my favorite albums of all time... I didn't see the LIVE part.... so i looked liked a lil air head...
so now my response to this question... my favorite LIVE artist album... would be Michael Jackson |
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TotalAlisa said: HEY WAIT A MINUTE
... i thought this was asking my favorite albums of all time... I didn't see the LIVE part.... so i looked liked a lil air head...
so now my response to this question... my favorite LIVE artist album... would be Michael Jackson you realize he's a performer and not an album, right?  | |
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silverchild said: LittleBLUECorvette said: GREATEST LIVE ALBUM EVER.
I've never been able to get too much in this one that much! I mean, it doesn't have that kick or flair the other Live At The Apollo albums had. Can anyone explain why I can't really get into it. Well it was recorded October 24, 1962 thats about two whole years before JB came with the funk, so that maybe one reason. It was less funky and more soulful/R&B driven then his later Apollo releases, in 67 and 71. Also if you're not a big JB fan, you'd only probally recognize about 3 of the tracks as he hadn't hit big on the pop charts yet, (his two biggest up to that point "Think" and "Night Train" both mid 30's pop showings) PRINCE: Always and Forever
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1. Hank Williams - live at the grand ole opry
2. Johnny Cash at san quentin 3. Townes van zandt - at the old quarter 4. John Mayer - trio 5. Johnny cash at folsom prison 6. Jeff Buckley - live at sin-é 7. Bob Dylan - concert at philharmonic hall 8. Waylon Jennings - live 9. Bob Marley - babylon by bus 10. David Allen Coe - live It was not in vain...it was in Minneapolis! | |
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MuthaFunka said:
LOVE that album! I especially like her rendition of "All Night Long" and "Tyrone". The live version of that song is so much better than the album version IMO."And When The Groove Is Dead And Gone, You Know That Love Survives, So We Can Rock Forever" RIP MJ
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I just got the Barbra Streisand Live CD she recorded last year and it is amazing. I almost felt like I was there. | |
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