Hi!
My suggestion would be:
Operation: Livecrime by Queensryche
Near perfect sound, and the live performance is so close to the studio recorded "Operation: Mindcrime" that it scares me every time I listen to it...
But beware: It is a concept album...
My suggestion would be:
Operation: Livecrime by Queensryche
Near perfect sound, and the live performance is so close to the studio recorded "Operation: Mindcrime" that it scares me every time I listen to it...
But beware: It is a concept album...
My three best live records:
1.) Pink Floyd: Pulse
2.) Eric Clapton: Unplugged
3.) Deep Purple: Made in Japan
But the best of the best records (overall) for me are:
1.) U2 - The Joshua Tree
2.) Dire Straits: Love Over Gold
3.) Pink Floyd: The Wall
best regards,
LEON
1.) Pink Floyd: Pulse
2.) Eric Clapton: Unplugged
3.) Deep Purple: Made in Japan
But the best of the best records (overall) for me are:
1.) U2 - The Joshua Tree
2.) Dire Straits: Love Over Gold
3.) Pink Floyd: The Wall
best regards,
LEON
I'll second Hell Freezes Over. I save the concert in Houston and the CD still gives me goosebumps on the Joe walsh songs.
Try older Crash Test Dummies studio stuff. Roberts obviously has "Issues". I love his baritone voice blurting out is odd contemplations (A Worms Life and God Shuffeled His Feet)
also any of the Jimmy Buffet live albums.
I know, some of you can't get past the 70's thying to please corprate recording profesionals studio stuff. I too think it sucks.
Try older Crash Test Dummies studio stuff. Roberts obviously has "Issues". I love his baritone voice blurting out is odd contemplations (A Worms Life and God Shuffeled His Feet)
also any of the Jimmy Buffet live albums.
I know, some of you can't get past the 70's thying to please corprate recording profesionals studio stuff. I too think it sucks.
Um, quite a few. MTV unplugged (back when they still played music, remember?) gave me two of my favourite live albums: Nirvana's and AIC's unplugged concerts. I just ran Alice in chain's on the background as i haven't listened it in quite a while and i suddenly reminded how much i liked this CD. The mix, guitars and voices are just perfect, and you gotta admire how the band took the edgy grunge songs and turned them into mellow ballads.
Highlights: "Brother", "Nutshell", "No excuses" & "Over now".
Highlights: "Brother", "Nutshell", "No excuses" & "Over now".
From the Camper Van Beethoven CD boxed set 'Cigarettes and carrot juice', the live disc, 'greatest hits played faster'. Saw them live last week after a 15 year wait and it was the best gig I've been to for yonks
The BBC sessions are some of the most pure recordings ever.pquadrat said:
No effects, just very dry and emotional.
Led Zeppelin is definitely cool.
My favourite though is the session of Free.
Every rock fan should have listened to "Ride on a pony" of that session.
Two additions, urgently needed in my opinion: 😀
-Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Weld
-Rainbow: On Stage
-Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Weld
-Rainbow: On Stage
just to name a few
1. Eric clapton - unplugged
2. Dave matthews - live at luther college
3. Pearl jams - live concert recordings any of them are good
1. Eric clapton - unplugged
2. Dave matthews - live at luther college
3. Pearl jams - live concert recordings any of them are good
No mention of The Allman Brothers Band Live at Fillmore East?
What sort of crowd have I fallen in with?
What sort of crowd have I fallen in with?
I have seen loads of commercial albums here!?
I would think within this non commercial hifi stuf there would also be a lot of non commercial music, or am I wrong?
My personal choice would be Pride 'n Glory
I would think within this non commercial hifi stuf there would also be a lot of non commercial music, or am I wrong?
My personal choice would be Pride 'n Glory
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