Whats your favourite LIVE collection you have?

[SyncTronX]

I love some of what y'all have posted.

Bur for me my all time favorite:

The Allman Brother's Band - Live at Fillmore East.

On vinyl heard through a Sansui AU-111 w/Sansui speakers.

There was just something magical about it that I've never
quite captured again. I should find a AU-111 and not look back.

I've missed a couple of opportunities, oh well.

Oh, "Live Collection"...most interesting, Fillmore, The Last Days,
complete with posters. : )

 

[Tattoo]

Bad Brains - The Youth Are Getting Restless
These guys showed me that intense music doesn't need to be grindcore.

Jaco Pastorius - The Birthday Concert
Best recording of the best bass player ever by a mile.
Fire.

 

[lousymusician]

Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus

Taj Mahal - The Real Thing (Gotta love a horn section with four tubas!)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Live at the Fillmore 1970

 

[marsupialx]

Steve Hackett - Live Rails
Magma Live
Alison Krauss and Union Station - Live

 

[Joel Wesseling]

Humble Pie - Rockin' the Fillmore
Michael Hedges - Live on the double planet
Al Di Meola - Friday night in San Francisco
Led Zeppelin - Live at Royal Albert Hall. 1970 - YOUTUBE

Yeh, Incredible- Miles Davis - Plugged Nickel by Mosaic.. The 70's transfers were not very good sound..

Miles Davis - Complete Live at the Blackhawk
Eric Dolphy - Live at the Five Spot
Thelonious Monk - Complete live at the It Club

 

[counter culture]

Van Morrison - It's Too Late to Stop Now

Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out

 

[turk 182]

Saga- In Transit
Kim Mitchell - Live Magnetic Air

 

[HeyBill]

Harlem-Kingston Express by Monte Alexander. Great live sound. HeyBill

 

[myglaren]

Heather Nova: Blow. Live From The Milky Way & Wonderlust.

 

[soundchaser]

Some of my favourites...

Yessongs (recording not so great; I think the performances are exceptional)

Genesis Live too bad the album is too short)

Jeff Beck Live with the Jan Hammer Group

One Live Badger (first album was live; that's unique)

 

[sofaspud]

Today it's
The Marshall Tucker Band - Stompin' Room Only

 

[JoeDJ]

Just the other day I got a great vintage vinyl live collection.......

Jackson Browne - Running On Empty

 

[jcdrisc]

My fave live album is Diana Krall live in Paris
She employs Al Schmitt as engineer and IMO he is a genius at recording her well

 

[SRMcGee]

Two of these have already been mentioned, but it'd be a shame to not highlight them:

Alison Krauss & Union Station -- Live
Little Feat -- Waiting for Columbus
Be Bop Deluxe -- Live! In the Air Age
Lou Reed -- Rock & Roll Animal
Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra (Nicholas McGegan, cond) -- Water Music

Regards,
Scott

 

[Glen v A]

Exit Stage Left (Rush)
Beethoven's Sixth, Chicago Symph Orch / Sir Georg Solti.

 

[Dude111]

I had exit stage left and the vocals are horrible!!!! (Cant hear them very well)

 

[Glen v A]

As a long-time Rush fan, I must say, a record upon which you cannot hear the vocals very well is a big plus.

 

[colossusfan]

Eddie Grant, London 1986, Jubilee Gardens, especially as I was there

 

[Dude111]

As a long-time Rush fan, I must say, a record upon which you cannot hear the vocals very well is a big plus.

Hehehe I see what your sayin

 

[Bob Richards]

As a guitarist, I may be a bit biased, but the first three Eric Clapton "Crossroads" concerts on DVD rock my world. I don't love every song, but there are quite a few different songs and artists to pick from. Many are quite awesum. Audio quality is real good too. The second one and the third one are probably the best.