What's your favorite "LIVE" album/CD?

[CCdrums]

It's tough to get agood sounding live album/CD that captures the essence of a band. What's your favorite choice? My favs:

Deep Purple - Made in Japan
Kiss - Alive
Cactus - don't know the name and only one side of the album is live
Peter Frampton - Frampton comes alive. Not a big Frampton fan, but a great live album none the less.
Led Zeppelin - The song remains the same.
The Who - live at Leeds
Grand Funk - live album

[Colton]

P.U.L.S.E.

[f.sciarrillo]

P.U.L.S.E.

Totally, that cd is the best ... I also liked Delicate Sound Of Thunder, although, Pulse is much better ..

[onegunguitar]

Ozzy/Randy Rhoads Tribute
KISS Alive II

[Jim Price]

A few favorites right off the top of my head:

AC/DC - If You Want Blood...You've Got It

Jethro Tull - Bursting Out

Kansas - Two for the Show

Gary Moore - We Want Moore!

Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East

Cheap Trick - Live at Budokan

Humble Pie - Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore

Allman Brothers Band - Live at Fillmore East

Scorpions - Tokyo Tapes

UFO - Strangers in the Night

Vardis - 100 M.P.H. (Vardis was an obscure English boogie rock band; this live album was their debut, introducing the incredible shredding talents of guitarist Steve Zodiac.)

And although it just came out mere weeks ago, I have to list this one up there as well, it's damned good:

Queensryche - Mindcrime at the Moore

(I'm still pissed off that Queensryche never rescheduled their western PA tour date from the Mindcrime I & II tour two years ago, this album makes me all the more envious of the lucky folks who got to see it!)

I'm sure I'll think of a bunch more...

[PStl]

Joe Cocker - Mad Dogs & Englishmen
Yes - Yessongs
Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive
Cheap Trick - At Budokan
Pulse - Pink Floyd
Three Sides Live - Genesis

[Imgrimm01]

EXIT STAGE LEFT

[Banned]

Alive I
Alive II
Alive III
Frampton comes Alive
Delicate sound of thunder
Roger Waters "The Wall " Live in Berlin

[rickw]

Pulse! Absolutely! I also love Seconds Out from Genesis.

[DrumAndDestroy]

anything from fat-wreck's "live in a dive" series. bands that did one were no use for a name, bracket, sick of it all, strung out, subhumans, swingin' utters, lagwagon. (basically me and sanchez are the only 2 who would like these albums)

i own all of them. i also recommend all of them (except for the subhumans one...they suck)

other favs...

the queers-"live at some prick's house"
the queers-"suck this"
the queers-"live in west hollywood"
the queers-"weekend at bernie's"
nofx-"they've actually gotten worse live"

[DMFJ03]

Any live Rush Album for me.

[FBooth]

Robin Trower - Live
I'm a huge Trower fan, and this is his best. imo

[Plastered Bastards]

Live After Death-Iron Maiden
Live In Lyons,Fr.-Neurosis
World Wide Live-Scorpions
And a ton of boots.

[xfaehunterx]

anything from fat-wreck's "live in a dive" series. bands that did one were no use for a name, bracket, sick of it all, strung out, subhumans, swingin' utters, lagwagon. (basically me and sanchez are the only 2 who would like these albums)

i own all of them. i also recommend all of them (except for the subhumans one...they suck)

other favs...

the queers-"live at some prick's house"
the queers-"suck this"
the queers-"live in west hollywood"
the queers-"weekend at bernie's"
nofx-"they've actually gotten worse live"

Awesome, I dig the Queers and Lagwagon, definitely faves.
But Joy Division's Fractured rocks my world.

[HurricaneBob]

Danny Gatton's Redneck Jazz Explosion. Live at the Cellar door, 72'.
Unleashed in the east.
Any Allmans live.

[Jerry C]

Frampton Comes Alive
Humble Pie Rockin The Fillmore
Eagles Hell Freezes Over
Fleetwood Mac The Dance

[EyesOfAnguishbassist]

Rage Against The Machine - Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium

[Merge]

ACDC- Live at Castle Donnington
Led Zeppelin- How The West Was Won
Pink Floyd- Delicate Sound of Thunder

[bassist_25]

Shaver's Live at Smith's Olde Bar

[bassist4life2004]

I would have to say my favorite live album of all time is Fistful of Alice - Alice Cooper. I love that cd and i think that alice cooper has always been an awesome and underrated musician.

[J Michaels]

Live After Death - no question
Alive II - absolutely (always liked it better than Alive)
Heaven and Hell (Sabbath) Live at Radio City Music Hall - amazing
GnR - Live Like a Suicide (so raw, but powerful - you just knew they were on the verge of being huge)
Exit Stage Left - how three guys can pull off the music they do live amazes me

and JP - Mindcrime I and II was AWESOME in Nashville - great show! (sorry, buddy)

[KyleMayket]

Death to the Pixies-Disc 2
STP- Unplugged
Alice in Chains-Unplugged
Throwing Copper...hahaha

[daveb]

UFO - Strangers in the Night. Schenker's tone is so over the top....

Michael Stanley Band - Stagepass. Classic 70's. Every genre represented

Max Webster - Live Magnetic Air.

UK - Night After Night. Prog Rock Classic. If John Wetton had more balls when he sang, this would top the list.

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been. Saw the tour. Great memories found here.

10CC - Live and Let Live. Rocks harder than you might think. Vocals KILL on this disc.

[Plastered Bastards]

i own all of them. i also recommend all of them (except for the subhumans one...they suck)

Seriously,you should be ashamed to call yourself punk.
The Subhumans do anything but suck.All those bands you named in your thread are anything but punk.Fat Records is the shittest label ever.Besides Epitaph. You need to do your homework son.Seriously
Pop music isn't punk.
Sorry it had to be said.
You need to look into the history and influence of British punk.Or American for that fact.
Next to Crass and Discharge,the Subhumans are right up there.

[whitedevilone]

Mahavishnu Orchestra-Between Nothingness & Eternity

Miles-Live Evil

Al Di Meola-Tour De Force live

BLS-Alcohol Fueled Brewtality

UFO-Strangers in the night

Maiden-Live After Death

Exodus-Another Lesson In Violence 97

Vio-Lence-Live at Slims