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I listen to a shit load of bootlegs that don't count as "live albums."

But when it comes to "live albums:"

Goober McTuber wrote:

Arguably the worst live album ever.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Arguably the worst live album ever.

Air France fanatic says what?

Goober McTuber wrote:
Air France fanatic says what?

I didn't say you had to like it, you just have to suck on it.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:
Air France fanatic says what?

I didn't say you had to like it, you just have to suck on it.

No, I don't. Yes you do, motherfucker. You have a well-earned reputation for having absolute shit tastes in music. That you mod this particular forum is the equivalent of having Sirfindafold moderate a discussion of quantum physics.

Europe '72 is an all-time favorite of mine.

Also,

ABB - Live at Fillmore East
Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus

Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road

Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive

While it's not the music of a single artist, this album and accompanying film define a generation.

Van wrote:

Some seriously good shit on this album. Besides the obvious greatness of Jimi, Buddy Miles kicks ass.

Martyred wrote:While it's not the music of a single artist, this album and accompanying film define a generation.

Hardly. At best, it helped define one small niche of a generation...similar to Menudo.

Fuggin' Klaus Nomi???

Jeebuzz...

Somebody needs to be cunt punched for not having Live at Leeds up here already. This is just a promo clip, but you get the fucking idea.



Another great one is the 5-8-1978 show by the Dead at Barton Hall

Goober McTuber wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:
Air France fanatic says what?

I didn't say you had to like it, you just have to suck on it.

No, I don't. Yes you do, motherfucker. You have a well-earned reputation for having absolute shit tastes in music. That you mod this particular forum is the equivalent of having Sirfindafold moderate a discussion of quantum physics.

So we have the mod editing posts in here now. Thanks, Screwey, for lifting up your skirt and showing everyone your snatch.

Goober McTuber wrote:
So we have the mod editing posts in here now. Thanks, Screwey, for lifting up your skirt and showing everyone your snatch.

That kind of thing doesn't happen in The 'Gloo.

Feel free to post your dreadful interesting YouTube videos there.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote: I didn't say you had to like it, you just have to suck on it.

No, I don't. Yes you do, motherfucker. You have a well-earned reputation for having absolute shit tastes in music. That you mod this particular forum is the equivalent of having Sirfindafold moderate a discussion of quantum physics.

So we have the mod editing posts in here now. Thanks, Screwey, for lifting up your skirt and showing everyone your snatch.

Dude, there's a difference between a mod editing a post to make it look like you said something you didn't and a mod using strikethrough and italics to clearly indicate he made an edit in an attempt to bust your balls. It's a fucking smack board, for chrissakes. Who's really exposing their vag around here?

You'll have to forgive Gobbles, Mike. He's still a little sore an ornery from that pigskin crank that was shoved up his ass over the weekend.

Thought for sure you'd include this one, Van...

I already included it in the Most Underrated list. There, I'd call it #1. For just plain Best Live Album, though, no, I'm not prepared to place it above Band of Gypsys or The Song Remains the Same.

I'd also slap 24 Nights from Clapton somewhere up there.

Oh, and hell, as for either Best or Most Underrated I've gotta mention Joe Bonamassa's Live From Nowhere in Particular.

MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:No, I don't. Yes you do, motherfucker. You have a well-earned reputation for having absolute shit tastes in music. That you mod this particular forum is the equivalent of having Sirfindafold moderate a discussion of quantum physics.

So we have the mod editing posts in here now. Thanks, Screwey, for lifting up your skirt and showing everyone your snatch.

Dude, there's a difference between a mod editing a post to make it look like you said something you didn't and a mod using strikethrough and italics to clearly indicate he made an edit in an attempt to bust your balls.

More likely he was trying to accomplish the former, but wound up with the latter. He’s called Screwball for a reason.

Goober McTuber wrote:More likely he was trying to accomplish the former, but wound up with the latter.

Wrong.

More than likely what you may not like about him is that he strikes you as a nerdy white guy who isn't an 'authentic' blues dude. He's sort of the Urkel of blues rock.



Nevertheless, he is absolutely the real deal. Writing, performing, voice, lyrics, soul, chops, tone, versatility, longevity...he has it all.

I still have this from college:


No turntable, though. :(

Sudden Sam wrote:Limit of two per poster, please.

impossible there are just too many great live albums out there

but in the interest of fairness....

it actually is a very good album, all sappiness aside



the remastered edition is off the hook-one of the best live albums evah



I'm a big Mark Knopfler fan

While these may not rank among the "best" live albums, after seeing 'em last night for the first time, in a 2K capacity venue w/ third-row center seats, I'd say these guys should be on the top of everyone's list as far as live acts go. They are just FUN!!!

That's not a full house.

Goober McTuber wrote:That's not a full house.

Thanks Marcus. I'll let 'em know.

Sudden Sam wrote:Magic Dick and J. Geils there?

l-r: yes, no

Sudden Sam wrote:Any idea who their guitarist was?

They actually had two - Duke Levine & Kevin Barry. Levine played most of the lead parts and was the "out front" guitarist. Barry pretty much stayed at the back of the stage, and probably played on only about half the songs.

The J. Geils Band is probably one of only very few bands that could lose their namesake w/o sacrificing much of their sound. They never were a truly guitar-driven band, and their sound derived more from Peter Wolf, Magic Dick, & Seth Justman than from anything terribly unique about Geils's guitar sound, although it was missed on songs like "Houseparty" and "First I Look at the Purse."

like the concert for bangladesh call. huge george harrison fan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaHAUNr6 ... ure=relmfu


my headphones are not loud enough

All The Worlds A Stage is my #1

then even though it's not a live album per se but there was a DVD of Korn playing CBGB's within their greatest hits album (yeah go ahead and snicker)...the energy off that live set was just unreal...

Bizzarofelice wrote:huge george harrison fan.

every once in awhile Bacey, you totally redeem yourself.

Tedeschi Trucks band live
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04eegShag1w[/youtube]

The Stones are spotty on live albums. But this one isn't just their best, it's maybe the best live album ever. It was officially released last year. Finally!

Tedeschi Trucks Band: Finally, something that crusty old fucks and ugly hipster lesbians have in common.