Favorite Live Recording

Started by pawpaw, Jun 02, 2011, 05:39 PM

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pawpaw

Quote from: johnnYYac on Jan 12, 2012, 06:55 AM
Quote from: jaye on Jan 12, 2012, 01:43 AM
Quote from: bbill on Jan 11, 2012, 09:39 PM
This thread over on pt is a GOLDMINE. Enjoy.  :beer:

http://phantasytour.com/bands/1/topics/2962729/posts

wowee - well I just got lost in that thread for over an hour!  ;D   Thanks for pointing it out  :beer:
Same here!  Thanks for the link.  Gonna need a bigger hard drive.

You're welcome. Links to Talking Heads, Leonard Cohen, Yo La Tengo, Zep, Ween, Bonnie Rait...and that's just the first page! And sugarmegs is an AMAZING resource.
"I'm able to sing because I'm able to fly, son. You heard me right..."

Fully

I've spent all afternoon going through this thread. I can't even begin to download everything. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that you've sent us here, bbill. Really great.

pawpaw

Quote from: Fully on Jan 16, 2012, 07:03 PM
I've spent all afternoon going through this thread. I can't even begin to download everything. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that you've sent us here, bbill. Really great.

Pace yourself!  ;D That thread will be archived soon, but the link from here should still be good. I can't take credit for any of the music that was posted, but I'm glad you're enjoying it. I am too!

:beer:  :)
"I'm able to sing because I'm able to fly, son. You heard me right..."

manonthemoon

So many good ones, but I'll only list 5.

All time favorite:
Pantera Official Live: 101 Proof

followed by:
MMJ Okonokos
Neil Young Rust Never Sleeps
Turbonego Darkness Forever!
Pearl Jam Live on Two legs
Alive or Just Breathing

buaawwww

Too many to count.

Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won
MMJ - Okonokos
The Clash - From Here To Eternity
Ramones - It's Alive
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars (Soundtrack)
AC/DC - Let There Be Rock: The Movie
KISS - ALIVE
Motorhead - Everything Louder Than Everything Else
Wilco - Kicking Television
Gov't Mule - Live: With A Little Help From My Friends
Clutch - Full Fathom Five: Field Recordings
Social Distortion - Live At The Roxy
Greg Dulli - Live At The Triple Door
Jane's Addiction - XXX
Oasis - Familiar To Millions
Allman Brothers Band - Fillmore East
The Band - The Last Waltz
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Weld

I could go on...

johnnYYac

I might get beat up for this, but I've always had a place for Frampton Comes Alive!.  He's touring on its 35th anniversary but I can't make any of the local dates.  Its pop, light, but solid and evocative of my childhood in the 70's. 



The fact that my heart's beating is all the proof you need.

Shug

I'm going to see the Frampton tour in March.  I know what you mean, johnny.  Reminds me of when I was first starting to frequent record stores in 1976 at age 9.  It saddens me that record stores will soon, if they aren't already, be an extinct species.  They seemed like magical places to me back then, when the rock charts were filled with great albums.  Most of 'em were record stores/smoke shops with incense, adult comics (remember The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers http://www.freaknet.org.uk/pages01/p01/wm01.html?  great stuff!), and smoking paraphernalia in addition to the vinyl and posters and stickers.

"Some like their water shallow, I like mine deep"

johnnYYac

Quote from: Shug on Jan 19, 2012, 10:48 AM
I'm going to see the Frampton tour in March.  I know what you mean, johnny.  Reminds me of when I was first starting to frequent record stores in 1976 at age 9.  It saddens me that record stores will soon, if they aren't already, be an extinct species.  They seemed like magical places to me back then, when the rock charts were filled with great albums.  Most of 'em were record stores/smoke shops with incense, adult comics (remember The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers http://www.freaknet.org.uk/pages01/p01/wm01.html?  great stuff!), and smoking paraphernalia in addition to the vinyl and posters and stickers.


So, I wasn't the only one 9 years old in '76?  I think bluesky is another one. 

I know exactly what you mean.  Today, I have a place nearby that's more about the head-shop and less about the music (I love running into students and their parents when I'm in there, being a teacher).  My most recent discovery, a used record shop in Fitchburg, MA, is gone (just last week :'(). 

A good forum friend had a spare copy of Frampton Comes Alive! for me, which was so sweet after having put my vinyl aside for 25 years and my original copy didn't survive the quarter century.

Y'know, I hadn't checked thoroughly and can't make his stop in Portland, ME... but he has a Friday night show in Lynn, MA and Saturday night in Worcester, MA, so I may check this out, after all.
The fact that my heart's beating is all the proof you need.

dragonboy

Quote from: bbill on Jun 02, 2011, 05:39 PM
It can be MMJ too, but what's the one show recording that you turn to most, your favorite? It can be an official release or a bootleg.

For me, without a doubt, it's the Rolling Stones 10/17/73 show in Brussels. It's pretty widely circulated and easy to find on the internet for download. You can also stream it here:

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/the-rolling-stones/concerts/forest-national-october-17-1973.html
Thanks so much for this bbill - this is a killer! Downloading from here (with a bonus disc) http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2010/11/29/the-rolling-stones-brussels-affair-1973/

Live & Dangerous anyone? It's one of Jim's favs.

God will forgive them. He'll forgive them and allow them into Heaven.....I can't live with that.

pawpaw

Quote from: dragonboy on Jan 21, 2012, 04:01 AM
Quote from: bbill on Jun 02, 2011, 05:39 PM
It can be MMJ too, but what's the one show recording that you turn to most, your favorite? It can be an official release or a bootleg.

For me, without a doubt, it's the Rolling Stones 10/17/73 show in Brussels. It's pretty widely circulated and easy to find on the internet for download. You can also stream it here:

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/the-rolling-stones/concerts/forest-national-october-17-1973.html
Thanks so much for this bbill - this is a killer! Downloading from here (with a bonus disc) http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2010/11/29/the-rolling-stones-brussels-affair-1973/

Live & Dangerous anyone? It's one of Jim's favs.

Hey, you're welcome! That bonus disc stuff looks pretty good, I'm grabbing it right now. That Brussels show is just ROCK AND ROLL at it's finest, imo.

I've never heard Live & Dangerous, though you aren't the first person to recommend it to me.
"I'm able to sing because I'm able to fly, son. You heard me right..."

Shug

I'm not too into reggae, but for years I had an awesome bootleg soundboard tape of Bob Marley at the Roxy in LA in 1976 that is a super clean and super bass-rich recording of what sounds like a pretty good show with everyone feelin' it.  It has now been officially released.  http://www.amazon.com/Live-Roxy-Hollywood-California-1976/dp/B00009V7T0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327599314&sr=8-1

If you only get one reggae show in your collection, this is probably the one to get.
"Some like their water shallow, I like mine deep"