show us your Top Three live al***s

I had to post some more with another couple of RFH gigs.

Now if Porcupine Tree were to release Indigo2 19 Oct 08 Live, I am pretty certain it would be showing up here a few times.

Absolutely!

Klaus Schulze and Rainer Bloss - Dziekuje Poland Live '83
Dub Syndicate - Live at the Town and Country Club 1991
Miles Davis - Agharta

It's Too late to stop now
Marley & Wailers Live
Waiting for Columbus - expanded edition with the extra tracks!

If 4, I'd add the Allmans live at the Fillmore 1971.

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I would like to have added a Keith Jarrett Standards Trio choice and Supertramp Paris. Also disappointed not to be able to have a Bruce Springsteen live choice as he is one of the greatest live artists but I do not think he has released a classic live album.

Sorry but I need a fourth choice

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Now if Porcupine Tree were to release Indigo2 19 Oct 08 Live, I am pretty certain it would be showing up here a few times.

I am sure I read somewhere that the Indigo show was recorded specifically to be released as a live album.

Nearfest 2001, the last tour with Chris Maitland is my favourite Porcupine Tree recording, but that is unlikely to get an official release.

Jamie

Three live albums, well in that case there is only one:

Loggins & Messina "On Stage"
John Mayer "Any Given Thursday"
C S N & Y "4 Way Street"

Hi everyone,

New member but here's my pennies worth. All the Zeppelin concerts are now free to download and you can even get the DVD of Earl's Court on the 23rd and 24th via bit torrent if you have the patience.

I have always found the West Coast concerts to be better, those at the LA Forum and the Seattle concerts in particular. The main difference was the cut of Dazed & Confused from 46 minutes to a mere 31 mintes at Earl's Court which was done to allow the acoustic section to be added.

Looking forward to Zeppelin with Myles Kennedy. I have seen him with Alter Bridge and I think he will fit in nicely.

Bomber

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Originally posted by munch:
Jamie,
The Led Zepp Earls Court May 75 3 disc set.
And the Porcupine Tree Nearfest 2001 live double,
Are my most played live albums this year.
Munch

The Who - Live at Leeds extended and remastered
Zep - Soundtrack to the song remains the same or the double DVD if I am allowed
Hendrix - Live at the Isle of Wight, can I squeeze the Who on that one as well?!

wow, these are all so great, some I don't know the groups but others I never new the recordings. but then I was a poor college student from 72-76 then a poor landscaper thru to the 90s. Looks like some trips to Amoeba in LA. I have a bottom shelf of books I could displace into a box and open up 3 feet of shelf.

OK just thought of a fave I've never ownd but heard

Miles of Aisles - joni m

Misty in Roots Live at the Counter Eurovision 79. This is an absolute classic which, crazily, is out of print.

Nigel

You can three of the top live albums in one box

Most of my favorites have already been posted, but what about



Ya Yas is indelibly burned into my memory from wearing out the grooves as a kid. I have had at least 5 copies and 3 alternates/boots.



And of course Woodstock conjured up images of a completely different existence when I listened to it, then watched at home as a young boy.



And then this pushed me over the edge...

excellent choices fama!! I have to go listen to the crows right now! I also love the dylan rolling thunder tour box.

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The best for the Nait XS an the best PF live Album ever

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