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Location: Marlton, NJ | Originally posted by Capt.Lovehandles, Head Counselor:
Crimson - I bet you like the live Mott album too. It's amazing how well they pulled off Marionette live. Jas - I don't think I ever heard that one. Which live album is it? |
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Location: GA USA | This\'n.
I figured if you like Ian Hunter, you must love Mott. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I actually got into Ian Hunter 1st and never really made the jump back to Mott. I do know that album, but only the original version, not the re-release. From the clips, it sounds pretty good - I think it's next on the list. Though I have to find the CD as only the original version is available as a download. |
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Location: GA USA | If you're looking to start Motting, "The Hoople" is my favorite album by a mile. |
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Location: enid, ok | Brand X-Livestock
Gentle Giant-Out Of The Fire
Robin Trower-BBC |
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| Someone on here actually heard of Annie Haslem - I saw her a few times with Renaissance..lol
The Allmans --- Live at Fillmore East = best version of Statesboro Blues I've ever heard them do.
If you liked that you might like Johnny Winter Live, And. First 3 tracks and last track Johnny B. Good all really rip. Great slid intro to "It's My Own Fault."
And yeah, Live at Leeds is another kicker. |
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Location: Denmark | Since we seem to politely disrespect the "favourite three" clause I will add:
The Doobie Bros - The Farewell Tour |
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| Trini Lopez Live at PJ's |
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| Originally posted by Joe Rotax:
Someone on here actually heard of Annie Haslem - I saw her a few times with Renaissance Ditto. A Trip to the Fair - what a track. |
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Location: Cork, Ireland | Rory Gallagher Irish Tour 1974.
Fleetwood Mac Live
(with Lindsay Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, the McVies, Stevie)
Bob Dylan - MTV Unplugged
(or possibly Johnny Cash Live at San Quentin) |
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Location: Chesapeake, VA | Deep Purple Made in Japan
Al Di Meola / John McLaughlin / Paco De Lucia
Allman Bros |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | David Gilmour Live in G'dansk
Deep Purple Made in Japan
The Allman Brothers Live at Fillmore East
Woodstock
Peter Frampton Frampton Comes Alive
John Mayer Where the Light Is – Live in Los Angeles
REO Speedwagon Live-You Get What You Play For
Eagles-Live and When Hell Freezes Over
Lynyrd Skynyrd Live at the Fox
Fleetwood Mac Live
Eric Clapton Just One Night
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band/Live 1975-1985
And a few more… |
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Location: St Louis | Allman Brothers - Fillmore
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74
Roy Buchanan - Live Stock |
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Location: Chicago | Guitar Trio "Friday Night in San Francisco"
Coltrane Quartet "Live at Birdland"
Mahavishnu "Between Nothingness and Eternity" |
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Location: Cleveland | Loggins & Messina - On Stage (1974) - Side 3 - "Vahevala" |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | Several have already been mentioned that would have been strong contenders for my list, including the (dang near ubiquitous) Allman Brothers, Allison Krauss, Al Di Meola/John McLaughlin/Paco De Lucia, and my long time fave Procol Harum.
Three others that haven't been mentioned (according to my hasty scan) and are worthy of top-three consideration:
Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus
Guy Clark - Keepers
New York Rock And Soul Revue - Live at the Beacon |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Four Way Street - CSN&Y
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Location: Missouri | Love Song, "Feel the Love" during their '79 reunion tour.
Joe English Band Live recorded in England. Joe used to be the drummer for Paul McCartney and wings.
Degarmo and Key's first live double album - forgot title. (Recorded in Tulsa and OKC - I was there, it was cool!) |
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Location: Munich, Germany | 1. Johnn Cash at San Quentin
2. Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense
3. Bob Dylan: The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration
Best regards,
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| #2. The Phoenix Concerts - John Stewart |
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| Such a hard question, so many amazing live albums. One of my 3 all time favorites:
Genesis - Seconds Out
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Deep Purple - Made in Japan |
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Location: atlanta | Joni Mitchell--"Miles of Aisles"
Bill Evans--"Paris Concerts, Vol. 1"
Jimi Hendrix--"Band of Gypsies" |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Originally posted by Capt.Lovehandles, Head Counselor:
Crimson - I bet you like the live Mott album too. It's amazing how well they pulled off Marionette live. Jas - I finally got this CD. When I went to order it on Amazon, it said that there was a new release coming out - double CD, so I waited for that one. I've only been able to listen to a couple of songs so far, and I like it! I'll let you know how the rest is when I get a chance to listen to it. |
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Location: Miami | #1 - Frampton Comes Alive
#2 - Frampton Comes Alive
#3 - Frampton Comes Alive |
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Location: St Louis | Part II
The Nighthawks - Live at the Psyche Deli
J Geils - Full House
Jimmy Thackery - Wild Night Out |
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OT: What are your 3 favorite live albums?
