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scho63 05:09 AM 04-23-2020
I realize that bands like the Beatles had no real "live" albums and it started around the late 70's - early 80's.

So who has the greatest LIVE albums?

I'll start with the (3) that made the most impact on me:

1. Kiss ALIVE!
2. Frampton Comes Alive!
3. Ted Nugent Double Live Gonzo!

Maybe it was the "exclamation points" that did it for me! :-)

What live stuff rocked your world? :-)

EDIT: Bootlegs prior to real LIVE albums don't count. Having someone steal Hendrix before he ever made his own live album doesn't count.
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EPodolak 11:40 AM 04-23-2020
Jimi Hendrix - Band Of Gypsys
B.B King Live at the Regal
Frampton Comes Alive
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Easy 6 12:13 PM 04-23-2020
KISS Alive
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Baby Lee 12:21 PM 04-23-2020
Originally Posted by Bewbies:
Pearl Jam Live at Soldier Field from 1995 I believe is pretty dope.
That show eventually became ubiquitous when PJ signed to distribute it through Best Buy, but I have one of 100 licensed copies that were given away IN 1995 through Vintage Vinyl.

Just wish I'd chosen to take my copy in vinyl instead of on CD. . .
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Buehler445 12:45 PM 04-23-2020
Metallica S&M. I loved that album.
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patteeu 01:58 PM 04-23-2020
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band - Live Bullet
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Dartgod 02:46 PM 04-23-2020
Originally Posted by Randallflagg:
Deep Purple live in Tokyo
Already mentioned, album is named Made in Japan and only two of the tracks were recorded in Tokyo. Lazy and The Mule. The rest were recorded in Osaka.
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vailpass 02:55 PM 04-23-2020
Unleashed in the East taught me the need for volume when I was a kid. I jam on it to this day.


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Pablo 03:08 PM 04-23-2020
SRV at El Mocambo.

I bet I've listened to/watched this video 30 times since I was a little kid. Dad grew up jamming this one all the time on VHS. Guitar playing doesn't get any better than this. Enjoy Texas Flood below.


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Bump 03:12 PM 04-23-2020
I prefer listening to Tool live over their studio recorded stuff, but I don't know if they made a live album.
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Pablo 03:15 PM 04-23-2020
Originally Posted by Bump:
I prefer listening to Tool live over their studio recorded stuff, but I don't know if they made a live album.
Only one I know of.


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Deberg_1990 03:32 PM 04-23-2020
Johnny Cash live at Folsom. Isn’t that the granddaddy of all live albums?
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Raiderhater 03:34 PM 04-23-2020
Garth Brooks Double Live
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Pablo 03:38 PM 04-23-2020
Originally Posted by Bump:
I prefer listening to Tool live over their studio recorded stuff, but I don't know if they made a live album.
And if you like Zep then you'll love this cover.


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L.A. Chieffan 03:45 PM 04-23-2020
8/27/72
3/29/90
5/8 and 5/9 1977
3/1/69

Those will get you started
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patteeu 03:45 PM 04-23-2020
Originally Posted by vailpass:
Unleashed in the East taught me the need for volume when I was a kid. I jam on it to this day.
I love that album. It was the first vinyl record I ever owned (after having a bunch of 8 tracks from Columbia House).
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