23-01-2005 11:10									#91
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The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads - Talking Heads
Stop Making Sense - Talking Heads
Kick out the Jams - MC5
Live at the El Mocambo - Elvis Costello
The BBC sessions - Roxy Music
The BBC sessions - The Small Faces

	23-01-2005 11:14									#92
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Talking Heads

I like American Music

	23-01-2005 11:17									#93
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I've been listening to a Canadian band: Carbon Leaf

and they have a live album: 5 Alive!

I like it

	23-01-2005 11:47									#94
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dj shadow, in tune and on time

	23-01-2005 13:28									#95
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quote: Live at the El Mocambo - Elvis Costello

I think the Elmo closed down a couple of years back. Shame...

	23-01-2005 21:16									#96
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damn, that sucks. It is a fine, fine album, with songs from both my aim is true and this year's model. I like the way he plays his this year's model songs on this album even better than the studio recordings - they seem to have a bit more fire.

	23-01-2005 22:07									#97
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It was right around the corner from the philosophy department.

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quote: Originally posted by Solomwi Heretic. Besides, even if I gave you that (which I'm not), it's about more than just singing.

You should give it to me, plug their nose and anyone sounds like Bob Dylan.

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	23-01-2005 23:38									#99
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quote: Originally posted by Tuberski You should give it to me, plug their nose and anyone sounds like Bob Dylan. ACK!

Pffft. Granted, it's not for everybody, but that's just rubbish. No wonder your coach bolted for the SEC.

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quote: Originally posted by Solomwi Pffft. Granted, it's not for everybody, but that's just rubbish. No wonder your coach bolted for the SEC.

Hell, I understand that move, I bolted to Texas.

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	24-01-2005 00:22									#101
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Bod Dylan is overrated. There, that had to be said.

	24-01-2005 00:54									#102
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So did our defensive coordinator. C'est la vie.

Diss: coming from a Slayer fan, I'd expect no less.

	24-01-2005 01:00									#103
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quote: Originally posted by Solomwi So did our defensive coordinator. C'est la vie. Diss: coming from a Slayer fan, I'd expect no less.

I listen to a lot more than metal. I like classic rock considerably. But that whole folk movement was waay overrated. Rock music is where it's at. Jimi Hendrix could at least make a bod dylan song listenable.

	24-01-2005 01:18									#104
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Didn't mean to imply that you don't, just that it does show your tastes to generally run along a different line. Had Dylan stayed within the folk scene and still been thought of as highly as he is, I'd be inclined to agree with you... but he didn't.

I've found that Dylan tends to be, more than most others, an artist people either get or don't, and no amount of discourse changes anybody's mind. To each his own.

	24-01-2005 01:53									#105
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon quote: Live at the El Mocambo - Elvis Costello I think the Elmo closed down a couple of years back. Shame...

According to this http://www.chartattack.com/damn/2002/11/2507.cfm
they are reopening it.

SRV performance at the El mocambo was a thing of greatness.
As was his peformances at Montreux.

Lynryd Skynryd s "One more for the Road" is a good live album.
So is Normans Blake "Live at McCabes"
I also like Clutch's "Live at the googleplex" even though the singing on its a bit rough.
Thumbs up to "Live at Leeds"
Can't forget Roy Buchanans "Live in Japan" Very well recorded, truly inspiring performance.
Another big thumbs up to Jackson Delta's Live album with Gene Taylor.
Little Charlie and the Nightcats " Captured live" there some fine playing on that one.
All the live stuff from Zappa is a good listen. Live in New York etc
Al Di Meola - Tour de force - "Live"
Live Magnetic Air by non other than Max Webster
Muddy Waters at Newport.
Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - Friday night in San Francisco.

There is no such thing as the greatest when it comes to music.

	24-01-2005 02:44									#106
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I forgot one classic live album.

Edgar Winter and the White Trash's Roadwork is simply brilliant. Their version of "Tobacco Road" is among my all time faves.

	24-01-2005 15:51									#107
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quote: Originally posted by monolith94 The BBC sessions - Roxy Music The BBC sessions - The Small Faces

Strictly speaking, the Roxy and Small Faces sessions aren't 'live' albums, at least not in the way that 'Viva! Roxy Music' is.

They have released recently two live albums taken from German television:

http://moo.vivaroxymusic.com/1455

which also feature video footage.


There's also their 'Manifesto' tour concert in Denver, called 'Concert Classics', and I think there's a bootleg of an 'In Concert' from BBC television in '72, or '73, with Eno still in the lineup.

I have several Talking Heads bootlegs, with particularly good performances on 'Electrically' and 'Art School' .

	24-01-2005 16:14									#108
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U2- Rattle and Hum, but the DVD video version, not the CD since it includes a lot of live songs (With or without you, Where the streets, Sunday Bloody Sunday) that the CD doesn't.

Can't forget The Cure - Show.

70's music = TEH SUX (except Punk)

	24-01-2005 17:03									#109
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon What's yours? Led Zeppelin's How The West Was Won set is impressive, but there is only one live album that whips it. The Who Live At Leeds I've just acquired my fourth (I think) copy: The Deluxe Extended Edition. What is wrong with other bands? No one can seem to do it the way The Who do it. So what's yours?

I agree about Live at Leeds. We used to use it to annoy the neighbors when that was necessary, as it is already so distorted that cranking it way up had no discernable impact on the sound quality. A very nice energetic concert. And they were still good live a few years ago when I saw them, right before Entwistle died.

	24-01-2005 17:11									#110
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Ok, the ones I can think of right now...

Ramones - Its Alive
Elvis - Live in Las Vegas
Queen - Live @ Wembley
Motorhead - Live at Hammersmith
Nirvana - Unplugged - I guess it is a live album, isnt it...?