Once again, the Greatest Live LP?
Mangoman
549 Posts
Right now for me and for a long time:
Curtis Live
What's yall's
Curtis Live
What's yall's
Comments
If I listened to Live at Leeds again, that might change, but I doubt it.
Van Morrison-Too Late to Stop Now (70s) & Live at the Belfast Opera House (80s w/Pee Wee Ellis)
The Band- Rock of Ages(Allen Toussaint horn arrangements, and serious studio horn dudes)-even a break on the first track
The Hypstryz-Hypsterization! (Bomp records recently reisssued on vinyl, but I am waiting for the extended concert on CD)-best 80s garage band EVER, and here is the live document to prove it in spades.
Curtis - Live
Jimi Hendrix and Otis Redding - Live at the Monterrey Pop Festival
AC/DC - Live at Atlantic Studios
Wes Montgomery - Full House
cosign
DOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU, feel like I do?? wah wah wah wah wah....[/b]
At least this was my favorite when I was in junior high...
Favorites
also
also isn't this one live ? sure sounds live.
the beginning with the "I give you a testimonial, the MC5! then Wayne Kramer's guitar kicking in gave me goosebumps the first time I heard it when I was 19, and 15 years later, it still does...loud, tough and killer.
YOu beat me to it hommy.
Serious[/b] cosign.
also
cal tjader-live at funky quarters
and
cal tjader-live at grace cathedral
i know there are a ton more good jazz ones but i can't think of any more.
I still crank up "Do You feel Like We Do" when it comes on the radio (all 10 minutes of it...). It drives my wife nuts.
Fuckin ST8 Lava!!!
was pretty dope.
The fact that I enjoyed it and I've never really been into that type of stuff makes it seem great to me.
I've also really liked James Brown Live At The Apollo and Portishead - Roseland NYC [Live]
Bill Withers Live
Grover Washington, Jr. Live at the Bijoux
King Curtis Live at the Fillmore
how is it that it takes 20 posts before THE GREATEST FUCKING LIVE ALBUM OF ALL TIME is mentioned???
plenty of good to great ones named here, but please yawl: respect the architect
not only is it musically the greatest ever, but JB had to rent the hall and the recording equipment to do this hisself, cuz Mr NAthan at King was not about to entertain the idea of a live album...
the bad brains live albums are also worthy of mention... and dare i say it? as a youngin i like the descendents one a whole lot...
oh yeah plugs in is rad.
also live at the blackhawk too.
also
marva whitney-live and lowdown is pretty rad.
I was just going to ask about this one.
Probably because most just take it as a given. Either that or Mutha Fuckers don't know...
Can someone share with me their knowledge of the best James Brown Live DVD plz.
Thank you
i miss it already.
cosign on james and ministry
Jackson is so on point with the two GD picks. Darkstar on LIVE DEAD is a masterpiec. Some more crucial licks.
I have a bootleg from chicago '75 which I think is even better.
Birdman. I honestly think those Van Morrison LPs are awful. Not the strongest live performer.