Fav Live Albums/DVDs

Started by dragonboy, Oct 30, 2005, 08:58 PM

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MMJ_fanatic

#20
Apr 23, 2006, 05:58 PM
#1:  Band of Gypsies (you know who)

#2:  Rock of Ages (The Band)

#3:  Frampton Comes Alive (go ahead and sneer--I love it!).

#4:  Woodstock (the original of course--"We Must Be in Heaven Man!")

#5:  The Alice Cooper Show (those axemen from Lou Reed's ex-band make some huge Guitar noise!)

The recent Zep DVD, "The Song Remains The Same", and "The Last Waltz" are my fav vids
Sittin' here with me and mine.  All wrapped up in a bottle of wine.

BH

#21
Apr 23, 2006, 09:00 PM
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mmj - live in toronto 2004 (but keep it on the downlow, it's not exactly an "official" release...)

Are you saying video?

CD's
Paul Simon Concert in the Park
Ministry - In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up
Disco Biscuits - Transfusion Radio Broadcast 2
MMJ Toronto '04

DVD's
Roger Waters -In the Flesh
Floyd-Live at Pompeii
Crowes-Freak and Roll
The Black Keys Live
The Band - The Last Waltz
White Stripes-Under Black Pool Lights
MMJ-Live at the Filmore (Is there any doubt?)
I'm digging, digging deep in myself, but who needs a shovel when you have a little boy like mine.

BH

#22
Apr 23, 2006, 09:02 PM
Forgot about Folsom Prison!  Good Call True!
I'm digging, digging deep in myself, but who needs a shovel when you have a little boy like mine.

NJ2KY

#23
May 01, 2006, 12:14 PM
The Radiohead DVD that was just put out is awsome, I think its London '94 during the Bends tour.  Radiohead before they were Radiohead, they still had something to prove and hot damn if they didn't prove it.

But in all honesty my favorite DVD is a David Gilmour DVD, I think its from the Royal Albert Hall in either '02 or '03.  That man can play a mean guitar!
the memories of a man in his old age are the deeds of a man in his prime.

PapaJoeBear

#24
May 02, 2006, 01:08 AM
I'm gonna 2nd Spiritualized's Live at ROyal Albert Hall.  The 1st 4 tracks are purr bliss.  Honestly, they could have farted into the mic for 1.5 hours after the 1st 4 tracks, and I'd still love this cd.
What else.....
Greatful Dead's  Reckoning
King Diamond's In Concert 1987: Abigail
Bobby Conn's Live Classics Vol.1
Janes Addiction XXX album
The Coctails Live At Lounge Ax

As for videos
Sonic Youth's 1991: The Year Punk Broke
THe MMJ DVD - I KNOW it will be tops on my list
Wilco's I'm trying To break Your Heart - I know its not a LIVE DVD but still is anamazing film

Can't think of anything else right now.

ratsprayer

#25
May 02, 2006, 09:25 PM
QuoteI'm gonna 2nd Spiritualized's Live at ROyal Albert Hall.  The 1st 4 tracks are purr bliss.  Honestly, they could have farted into the mic for 1.5 hours after the 1st 4 tracks, and I'd still love this cd.


that is really funny.  i was just planning to go back through this thread just to make sure i mentioned my ultimate love for spiritualized and see if i had missed anyone's agreement, so PapaJoeBear you're fantabulous.  this album sounds amazing no matter what state of mind, situation, etc.  i got it when it first came out back in my stoner days, and it sounds just as good today with me being clean and sober.  in fact, im not sure i could handle listening to it fucked up anymore.  there are rumours from the former band members that jason fucked around with the recording in studio after it was recorded, i dont really think so.  this is the sound of a perfect band playing perfect songs.  its not for the faint of heart though, it goes up and down in emotion, but never levels off in intensity.  

PapaJoeBear

#26
May 02, 2006, 10:34 PM
Yeah, that cd was myh 2nd Siritualized cd. I had already had Ladies and Gentlemen We are Now Floating In Space.  I was heavily into the jam scene at the time, and didn't know what to expect. I was also heavily into ecstacy back then.  I think te 1st time I heard it Ilistened to it I was coming down pretty hard after a pretty strong roll.  This cd made me start rolling again.  Even now, many years removed from my drug days, when I listen to I feel like I dropped 3 pills of double stacked Mitsubishi's.  Mind melting, to say the least.

ali

#27
May 02, 2006, 11:43 PM
Manic Street Preachers - Everything Live (on video)
U2 - U2 Go Home (live at slane castle)
Doves - Where We're Calling From (has great footage of their concert at Eden - glowing bio-domes in the background... magical!)

Dvds i'd love to have:
Pink Floyd - Live @ Pompeii
Led Zep - box set that came out 2003 - knebworth & earl's court footage v cool
MMJ - Live at filmore...
Manic Street Preachers - Louder than war
love a song for the way it makes you feel

dragonboy

#28
May 03, 2006, 12:39 AM
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Doves - Where We're Calling From (has great footage of their concert at Eden - glowing bio-domes in the background... magical!)

Yer that's a great DVD. The Eden project looks amazing doesn't it?
One the British newspapers described seeing a gig at Eden as the closest any of us will ever get to seeing a gig on the moon  :)
God will forgive them. He'll forgive them and allow them into Heaven.....I can't live with that.

fast_willie_parker

#29
May 05, 2006, 07:18 PM
DVDs:

Live Rust
Ziggy Stardust
Last Waltz
Ween, Live in Chicago
Stop Making Sense

ManNamedTruth

#30
May 06, 2006, 02:01 AM
WE DEY! Whatsup fast willie.
That's motherfuckin' John Oates!

red

#31
Nov 06, 2008, 11:01 PM
A friend lent me Gimme Shelter and I'm about to give it a watch.  Can't wait.

easy way

#32
Nov 06, 2008, 11:22 PM
[size=18]P I N K   F L O Y D[/size]

[size=12]Live at Pompeii[/size]
"the time is with the month of winter solstice, when the change is due to come..."

getinthevan

#33
Nov 06, 2008, 11:30 PM
Albums:
Wilco - Kicking Television
Pantera - Official Live: 101 Proof
Lamb of God - Killadelphia

DVDs:
Lamb of God - Killadelphia - Probably the best music dvd I own.  In between lots of the songs, it has parts of a tour documentary.  But it also gives you the option of just watching the concert.  The whole thing just flows really well.  I'd recommend it for any fan of heavy metal.
The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place

easy way

#34
Nov 06, 2008, 11:35 PM
Hell yeah! 101 proof is the naz!  >:(
"the time is with the month of winter solstice, when the change is due to come..."

ManNamedTruth

#35
Nov 07, 2008, 12:26 AM
The Clash - Live At Shea Stadium
Neko Case - Live From Austin TX (DVD)
Johnny Cash - Live From Austin, TX (DVD)
That's motherfuckin' John Oates!

Taxman

#36
Nov 07, 2008, 04:39 AM
The complete Monterey pop (DVD).

Including the complete sets by Otis Redding and Jimi Hendrix. It's pretty cool to have some live footage of some artists of which so little material exists (at least from that period), like the Buffalo Springfield.  8-)
I'm not trying to be mysterious about it, it's just that what I do is tough to explain.
-Macgyver

mjkoehler

#37
Nov 07, 2008, 07:12 AM
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Neko Case - Live From Austin TX (DVD)
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bold99

#38
Nov 07, 2008, 08:39 AM
Wilco's I'm Going To Break Your Heart DVD and Dylan's Don't Look Back...and the Last Waltz...probably my top 3.  Neil Young and Crazy Horse Live Rust will always be my favorite live album.
Last Fair Deal Gone Down...

ItStillJaimoe

#39
Nov 07, 2008, 08:58 AM
QuoteA friend lent me Gimme Shelter and I'm about to give it a watch.  Can't wait.

One of the great docs, period.

BTW, SCTV did an incredible parody of Gimme Shelter back in the 80's. Instead of being about The Stones at Altamont, the SCTV skit was about Martin Short's albino lounge singer Jackie Rogers Jr. Get this, instead of using Hell's Angels as security, Jackie used Shiners. Jackie mimicked Mick throughout the ongoing skit too and ended up doing a lie-detector test with F. Lee Bailey regarding his sexuality.
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