Great classic rock live albums?

equalsql

Humble Pie - Performance Rockin' the Fillmore.. my fave album of all time
Wishbone Ash - Live Dates
Uriah Heap - Live (the late great Gary Thain's finest moment)
The Who - Live At Leeds
Robin Trower - Live
Climax Blues Band - FM Live

JezWynd

Derek and the Dominoes, Live at the Filmore
Mountain Live, esp the version of Nantucket Sleighride.

stratman3142

equalsql said:

...Climax Blues Band - FM Live

I don't know how Climax Blues Band slipped my mind, as they were from the part of the world where I originated, where I saw them live. Pete Haycock was a great player and went on the work with Hans Zimmer.

Thanks for reminding me. I think I'll go on a voyage of rediscovery.

Winny_Pooh

Joe Walsh - you can't argue with a sick mind

Insanely overlooked

EricTheWeary

Babylon by Bus - Bob Marley. Which is rock in a) a generic sense and b) contains excellent guitar solos. Al Anderson ( Paul Kossoff's room mate) and Junior Marvin ( who turned down a gig with Stevie Wonder to play with Marley)as well as Marley himself doing the six string stuff. 

mudslide73

stratman3142 said:

equalsql said:

...Climax Blues Band - FM Live

I don't know how Climax Blues Band slipped my mind, as they were from the part of the world where I originated, where I saw them live. Pete Haycock was a great player and went on the work with Hans Zimmer.

Thanks for reminding me. I think I'll go on a voyage of rediscovery.

@stratman3142 Derek Holt can still be spotted around town I didn't know you were from the area.

stratman3142

mudslide73 said:

stratman3142 said:

equalsql said:

...Climax Blues Band - FM Live

I don't know how Climax Blues Band slipped my mind, as they were from the part of the world where I originated, where I saw them live. Pete Haycock was a great player and went on the work with Hans Zimmer.

Thanks for reminding me. I think I'll go on a voyage of rediscovery.

@stratman3142 Derek Holt can still be spotted around town I didn't know you were from the area.

I'm from Stoke On Trent originally. They were based in Stafford IIRC, which is pretty close.

rainer2859

stratman3142 said:

mudslide73 said:

stratman3142 said:

equalsql said:

...Climax Blues Band - FM Live

I don't know how Climax Blues Band slipped my mind, as they were from the part of the world where I originated, where I saw them live. Pete Haycock was a great player and went on the work with Hans Zimmer.

Thanks for reminding me. I think I'll go on a voyage of rediscovery.

@stratman3142 Derek Holt can still be spotted around town I didn't know you were from the area.

I'm from Stoke On Trent originally. They were based in Stafford IIRC, which is pretty close.

Tightly Knit is still a cracking album, if only for their version of Come on into my kitchen...Juggers unite...that's three on the forum and counting.

Winny_Pooh

EricTheWeary said:

Babylon by Bus - Bob Marley. Which is rock in a) a generic sense and b) contains excellent guitar solos. Al Anderson ( Paul Kossoff's room mate) and Junior Marvin ( who turned down a gig with Stevie Wonder to play with Marley)as well as Marley himself doing the six string stuff. 

Great album! The guitar playing is great but the bass playing is truly sublime, divinely brilliant.

stimpsonslostson

Ramones- It's Alive. 
Non stop, breakneck punk classics. 

boogieman

rainer2859 said:

stratman3142 said:

mudslide73 said:

stratman3142 said:

equalsql said:

...Climax Blues Band - FM Live

I don't know how Climax Blues Band slipped my mind, as they were from the part of the world where I originated, where I saw them live. Pete Haycock was a great player and went on the work with Hans Zimmer.

Thanks for reminding me. I think I'll go on a voyage of rediscovery.

@stratman3142 Derek Holt can still be spotted around town I didn't know you were from the area.

I'm from Stoke On Trent originally. They were based in Stafford IIRC, which is pretty close.

Tightly Knit is still a cracking album, if only for their version of Come on into my kitchen...Juggers unite...that's three on the forum and counting.

Some of the Climax Blues Band were still playing around the Stoke area at one time, in a band called The Barflies. I saw them a long time back when I was doing a work course up that way: BT had a training college at Yarnfield. 

relic245

Peter Frampton comes alive. 

TheBigDipper

Yessongs - a band at the top of their game showcasing their best material and playing out of their skins. Not the best recording quality but the performance shines through. 

JezWynd

Bob Dylan - Live at the Budokan
The Rolling Thunder Review - Live 1975
The Byrds - Untitled LP 1
Joni Mitchell and the LA Express - Miles of Aisles
Bob Dylan and the Band - Before The Flood
Nirvana - Unplugged in NY
Greasy Truckers 1st Album

EricTheWeary

Live Album - Grand Funk. Bit raw but that's part of the joy. 1970 so it ticks a box . 

vasselmeyer

How can we have got this far into the thread and not had "Live at Leeds" by The Who?  One of the greatest live albums ever and an absolutely STONKING guitar sound.

Zodiac51

Strangers in the Night - UFO /endthread

Philly_Q

vasselmeyer said:

How can we have got this far into the thread and not had "Live at Leeds" by The Who?  One of the greatest live albums ever and an absolutely STONKING guitar sound.

6th post down on page 1....

frank1985

not a fan of live albums but joe bonamassa at the royal albert hall is an exception

Octahedron

Not much of a live albums buff, but...

Aerosmith: Live Bootleg (70s), "A Little South of Sanity" (not '70s - but absolutely awesome)
AC/DC LIVE (not 70s)

There really isn't any other live albums I've ever really got into. 

So yeah.