CD Title recommend .
Posted by: NAP on 08 October 2004
Is anyone of the naim system owner here can give me some recommendation for Good some good live music, pop rock, heavy or soft metal CD Title please.
Posted on: 08 October 2004 by J.N.
If you like acoustic guitar; 'Nils Lofgren - Acoustic Live' is a superb recording with some wonderful guitar playing.
Get a USA made copy for the best sound quality.
Get a USA made copy for the best sound quality.
Posted on: 10 October 2004 by NAP
Thanks for the info Tom & J.N, I'll take your advice & try to look for the CD. Cheers
Posted on: 10 October 2004 by Squonk
One of my fave live albums is
Genesis - Seconds Out (especially Supper's Ready & Firth of Fifth) - great live reproduction
Another old prog rock fave is Supertramp - Paris - Fool's Overture is great
Cheers
Genesis - Seconds Out (especially Supper's Ready & Firth of Fifth) - great live reproduction
Another old prog rock fave is Supertramp - Paris - Fool's Overture is great
Cheers
Posted on: 10 October 2004 by NAP
How about Jon Bon Jovi, The Collection, Is anyone come across this album?
Posted on: 13 October 2004 by Jim Ashton
Pretenders - The Isle Of View
Played it last night - cracker!
Also - Live At Fillomre East - The Allman Brothers ('best live album ever made').
Moi
Played it last night - cracker!
Also - Live At Fillomre East - The Allman Brothers ('best live album ever made').
Moi
Posted on: 14 October 2004 by Pete
Live albums I play the most include Live at Fillmore and Stop Making Sense, already mentioned by others, plus Van Morrison's "It's Too Late to Stop Now", King Crison's "Absent Lovers" and "VROOOM VROOOM" and "Peter Gabriel Plays Live".
Pete.
Pete.
Posted on: 14 October 2004 by Nigel Cavendish
Bothy Band - Live in Concert
Bothy Band - After Hours
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Live Seeds
The Who - Live at Leeds
Ani DiFranco - Living in Clip
10,000 Maniacs - Unplugged
cheers
Nigel
Bothy Band - After Hours
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Live Seeds
The Who - Live at Leeds
Ani DiFranco - Living in Clip
10,000 Maniacs - Unplugged
cheers
Nigel
Posted on: 15 October 2004 by Stewart Platts
The 25th Anniversary release of "Frampton Comes Alive" is a superb live album. This is the ultimate version of the best selling live album ever.
The remastering for this release has put the sound quality light years ahead of the regular CD version. It's not cheap at around £30 but you do get a few additional tracks. Raw and bursting with energy and life, it's a total blast to listen to.
"Frampton Comes Alive 2" is also worth a listen. the tunes are not up the standard of the original but there's some good old fashioned rock music on this very underrated album (check out "Can't take that away").
Led Zepellin's "How the West Was Won" has to be mentioned simply for the awesome version of "Black Dog". The rest of the album is great too despite the overly long drum solo.
The remastering for this release has put the sound quality light years ahead of the regular CD version. It's not cheap at around £30 but you do get a few additional tracks. Raw and bursting with energy and life, it's a total blast to listen to.
"Frampton Comes Alive 2" is also worth a listen. the tunes are not up the standard of the original but there's some good old fashioned rock music on this very underrated album (check out "Can't take that away").
Led Zepellin's "How the West Was Won" has to be mentioned simply for the awesome version of "Black Dog". The rest of the album is great too despite the overly long drum solo.
Posted on: 15 October 2004 by Jimmy Jazz
Another vote for Van the Man's Too late to stop now. Also try Steve Earle's Just an American Boy and Live at the Greek by Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes
Posted on: 15 October 2004 by Jimmy Jazz
Oh Aye, I forgot to mention Live and Dangerous by Thin Lizzy. A classic
And Live Dates by Wishbone Ash.
And Strangers in the Night by UFO.
And Live Dates by Wishbone Ash.
And Strangers in the Night by UFO.
Posted on: 16 October 2004 by ClaudeP
My personal favorite live record is jazz: Gene Harris' Cat Alley. All the excitement of live performance, plus a sound so good you'd swear it's a studio album.
Posted on: 22 October 2004 by Mike in PA, USA
Larry Carlton and Steve Lukather have a live album out that rips. The do a pretty awesome cover of Miles' "All Blues". For any fan of jazz, rock and fusion I would consider this CD a must have.
-Mike
-Mike
Posted on: 22 October 2004 by u5227470736789524
quote:
I left as someone who never bought a single thing by him again. He treated the audience like something he'd trodden in and seemed to perform everything in as emotionless and perfunctory way as humanly possible.
On another post, I once referred to VM as self-indulgent, and several questioned what was meant by that comment. Well, what Nick said - precisely. The man is brillant at times, but even some of his studio stuff has the "cold" disinterested feel to it.It's more what you feel at times, than what you hear.
Back on topic, I love Dave Matthews Band recent live discs (2-audio,1-dvd) "The Gorge".
Nothing terribly profound, but the band can rock and the drummer, Carter Beauford, is phenomenal in my opinion.
And Sara McLachlan's (pop) live "Mirroball" is ssoooo tasty and some superlative examples of a band complimenting a featured performer with terrific playing but never intruding/overshadowing the star performer.
Jeff A
Posted on: 22 October 2004 by jayd
quote:
Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
...but the band can rock and the drummer, Carter Beauford, is phenomenal in my opinion.
A virtuoso, absolutely.
Posted on: 22 October 2004 by Colin Lorenson
In no particular order
Who - Live at Leeds (deluxe edition)
Zepp - How the west was won
Ani Di Franco - Living in Clip (utterly essential)
Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus
Joni Mitchell - Shadows and Light
Colin Lorenson
I'm just feeling that way. I don't know why.
Who - Live at Leeds (deluxe edition)
Zepp - How the west was won
Ani Di Franco - Living in Clip (utterly essential)
Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus
Joni Mitchell - Shadows and Light
Colin Lorenson
I'm just feeling that way. I don't know why.
Posted on: 24 October 2004 by jdt
One of my personal favourites is Dire Straits On The Night...Brilliant cd and the two most emotional tracks your ever likely to hear are to my mind anyway..You And Your Friend..And Brothers In Arms,try this album its brilliant!! 
Posted on: 24 October 2004 by Steve2701
Has it been taken as read that 'PULSE' - Pink Floyd live will be in your collection? It is an absolute must have for any rock fan.
Posted on: 26 October 2004 by Jono 13
other than "stop making sense" the only other live album of note if you find it has to bethe band and "the last waltz". if it is on dvd then that is worth finding for a slice of classic mid seventies rock with more guests than I can remeber.
Jono
Jono