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Best Live Recordings...

Lets not forget Uriah Heep and J Geils Live.Ted Nugent Double Live Gonzo,great version of White Buffalo.
 
Jimi Hendrixs Live at the LA Forum. I imagine this one is rare since it was a bootleg recording. Fantastic lp especially "the star spangle Banner" Yes, I was surprise too, to find out that they made bootleg lp's back in the day.
 
Bill Evans Trio

Sunday at the Village Vanguard

New York City, 1961

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Believe me on this, this is a great jazz live recording.

Snade
 
Brand X - Livestock
Zappa/Mothers - Roxy & Elsewhere
Lyle Lovett - Live in Texas
Brad Mehldau Trio - The Art of the Trio (volumes 2 and 4)
Elton John - 11/17/70
The Who - Live at Leeds
Joe Pass Trio - Live at Donte's
 
U2 - Under a Blood Red Sky
Doors - Absolutely Live
The Who - Monterey Pop Festival
Allman Brothers - Filmore East
 
dave brubeck at carnegie hall
dave brubeck a cut above - direct-to-disk 1978
diahann carrol and the duke ellington orchestra - a tribute to ethel waters -direct-to-disk - my first CD, along with DSOTM.
 
My own top five
vinyl
1970 @ Fillmore East NY: Band of Gypsys - Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Miles & Billy Cox
1986 @ her garden: One Voice - Barbara Streisand
1986 complilation: Live 1975-85 - Bruce Springsteen & the E-Street Band

cd
1997 @Utrecht NL, 10,000 clowns of a rainy day - Jan Akkerman (the 2nd CD)
2005 @ Rotterdam NL, Anouk is alive - Anouk
 
wajobu said:
Oh yes, oh yes...

Steve Hackett's recent "Once Above a Time" is a great electric concert of his current material along with a wonderful live version of "Blood on the Rooftops" by that band beginning the letter "G" as is the acoustic "Hungarian Horizons".
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band beginning with the letter 'G'...GTR? he teamed with Steve Howe (Yes) and vocalist Max Bacon (brother of Kevin). Singles I remember were 'When the Heart Rules the Mind' and 'The Hunter'.

Sandy Denny's 'Gold Dust' is great imho.
 
Rush ~ All The World's A Stage

Iron Maiden ~ Live After Death

The Grateful Dead ~ One From The Vault

On DVD:

Pink Floyd ~ Live At Pompeii
 
If you are talking about audio recordings, and not just DVDs, then Harry Belafonte at Carnegie Haul is technically superb. Famous for having used a minimum of equipment/mixing between mic and groove-cutting, too. It gives a phenomenally clear sense of a male voice on a stage.

I like a number of the already-mentioned ones, too, especially Pink Floyd's Pulse, which I have on original LaserDisk (rather than DVD), and the Cream/Clapton at the Royal Albert Hall.
 
Hot Tuna--------------Hot Tuna
Live Dead-------------Grateful Dead
Bless Its Pointed Little Head------------Jefferson Airplane
Band of Gypsys--------------------Jimi Hendrix
 
Don't *think* I saw either of these above:

DVD: John Mayall's 70th Birthday Concert

CD: Neil Young, "Live at Massey Hall (1971)"

-- Steve A.
 
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