Quotebruce springsteen live 1975-1985
there arent many 10 year concerts
What do yous reckon is the best Live Album Ever! Have to say for me it's Live on St. Patricks Day by Dropkick Murphys. Really manages to capture the energy of a live show, which I find many live albums don't. Anyone interested in Punk should get a copy NOW!!!
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bruce springsteen live 1975-1985
there arent many 10 year concerts
I am a big collector of bootlegs etc and the problem with live albums is that it loses all live edge when you get the recording from the mixing desk, which is what you get when you buy an official release. You can't beat a good quality bootleg and nowadays the quality of bootlegs is improving. The sound quality obviously isn't as good as a mixing desk one but overall it is a better listen in my opinion.
Best proper live albums are probably Humble Pie's "Rockin the Fillmord" and The Who "Live at Leeds". Most significant live album is perhaps Nirvana's unplugged one, though I amn't particularly a fan.
My favourite live recording is The La's live in Picket in 87 and the Stone Roses in the academy in 87 also.
I don't know of too many live albums but one of my favourites is Kila live from Vicar Street.
Aslan - Made in Dublin, just cause they can't reproduce the same sound in a studio as they can live.
Pearl Jam in Seattle 6th November 2000. It is a 3 cd set of the last night of their Binaural tour and what was supposed to be their last gig ever..
This is the most pointless thread ever because the answer is so god damn obvious!!
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aslan-live in the brewery sligo december 6th!
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Ah Thin Lizzy, of course!.
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My own favourite live album would be Jeff Buckley's - Mystery White Boy.
Did'nt know much of his stuff when I bought it but some of the songs on it blew me away.
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Yep, has my vote too.
Morrissey - Beethoven was deaf
Ramones - Loco Live
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Live Seeds
Smiths - Rank
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Actually I forgot about The Frames - Set List. Brilliant live album - Glen tells a great story on it about Defur Dog.
AC/DC live the greatest hits does it for me.
i also got a "copy" of U2 live in croke park on the night i was at it, brings back great memories of that night.
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That part nearly put me off that whole album, always the same with the Frames, about 10 minutes to explain the story behind a 3 minute tune. So there was a dog outside your school, get on with it!
I think Parliament-Funkadelic's "P-Funk Earth Tour" is brilliant.
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Best Live Album ever.
"Jacques Santini...will be greeted in every dugout of the country by "one-nil, one-nil" - Clive Tyldsley, 89th minute of France-England June 13, 2004.
"Ooooohhhh Nooooooo" Bobby Robson 91st minute.
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