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mellotronwave 
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 Posted: December 06 2024 at 10:08 |
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In no particular order :
Genesis : Live Genesis : Seconds Out King Crimson : USA PFM : Cook Golden Earring : Live (first) (non prog) Tangerine Dream : Ricochet ( an almost non-live album) Yes : Yessongs Barclay James Harvest : Live (1974) Caravan and the new Symphonia : Live Thin Lizzy : Live and Dangerous (non prog) Deep Purple : Made in Japan (non prog) Todd Reundgren's Utopia : Another life Neil Young and crazy Horse : Rust never sleeps (non prog) Marillion : Reel to real Anekdoten : Official Bootleg Ben Harper and The Innocent Criminals : Live from Mars (non prog) Magma : Live (1975) Curved Air : Live Jethro Tull : Bursting out Frank Zappa and The Mothers : Roxy and elsewhere Pink Floyd : Ummaguma LP1 Landberk : Unaffected Mahavishnu Orchestra : Between nothingness & eternity Man : Maximum Drakness Bob Marley and The Wailers : Live (first single LP 1975) Neil Young and Crazy Horse : Weld ( non prog) Neil Young : Unplugged The Nits : URK (non prog) Ozric Tentacles : Live underslunky Porcupine tree : Coma divine 801 : Live Lou Reed : R'n'r animal and Live (non prog) Roxy music : Viva ! Santana : Lotus The Sensational alex Harvey Band : live ( non prog) Wishbone Ash : Live Dates |
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Floydoid
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Posted: December 06 2024 at 13:33 |
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No special order here...
Led Zeppelin - Song Remains the same (hard rock) Deep Purple - Made in Japan (hard rock) Focus - Live at the Rainbow Yes - Yessongs The Nice - Five Bridges ELP - Pictures at an Exhibition ELP - Welcome Back My Friends... Curved Air - Live Pink Floyd - Ummagumma disc 1 (I would also include Live at Pompeii but it's not technically an album) Pink Floyd - P.U.L.S.E Pink Floyd - Delicate Sound of Thunder Santana - Lotus Santana - The live tracks from Moonflower Hawkwind - Space Ritual Annie Haslam - One Enchanted Evening (not prog) Edited by Floydoid - December 06 2024 at 13:46 |
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Is it any wonder that the monkey's confused?
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Logan
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Posted: 17 hours 10 minutes ago at 12:27 |
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Fishmans, which has the number one live in my list, is now in PA and I wrote an extemporaneous review, which is not dissimilar to how I post to be honest. I like informality. I should have put Portishead in second place.
Bumping this for those that wish to highlight more than classic era albums -- that being what Jared's recent topic is focused on. |
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Tapfret
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Posted: 15 hours 29 minutes ago at 14:08 |
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I am including some DVDs as well.
1. Yessongs 2. Pain of Salvation - Be (Live) 3. Magma - Theusz Hamtaahk Trilogie au Trianon (I have the DVD, though the performance is available on CD) 4. Zappa & TMoI- Roxy and Elsewhere 5. King Crimson - Heavy ConstruKction 6. Gentle Giant - Playing the Fool 7. Michael Hedges - Live on the Double Planet 8. Genesis - Archives (not all live, but the entirety of Lamb and Supper's Ready live make it qualify to me) 9. Brand X - Livestock 10. Various Artists, Tributes - Zappa's Universe 11. Bondage Fruit - III (Rècit) The rest are pretty much unranked, alphabetical 12. Area - Are(A)zone 13. Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - Live Art 14. Chick Corea & Gary Burton - Live at Montreaux (DVD) 15. Allan Holdsworth - Then! 16. Korekyojinn - Jackson 17. Koenji Hyakkei - Live at Doors (DVD) 18. Genesis - Live (1973) 19. Genesis - Seconds Out 20. One Shot - A James 21. Slift - Levitation Sessions 22. Type O Negative - Symphony for the Devil (DVD) 23. Kansas - Two for the Show 24. Keith Jarret - Sleeper Edited by Tapfret - 15 hours 26 minutes ago at 14:11 |
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Rexorcist
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Posted: 13 hours 51 minutes ago at 15:46 |
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IMO, King Crimson's Live in Chicago is the best prog album I've ever heard. You get a diversified look at all their major eras and some key live tracks written for concerts, like Radical Action II. And I don't think anyone saw the Bowie cover coming. Absent Lovers is another flawless live concert by them. I honestly really prefer them live before the studio, even though their studio works are incredible.
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Logan
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I'm listening to that King Crimson as I speak for the first time. Today has been so much Sufjan Stevens and Fishmans that it is hard to adjust to something that is not either of them. Plenty of diversity in that KC from 2017. For those that don't know, if any here. Fripp played Guitar on Bowie's "Heroes", collaborated on the original song (thanks to Eno), and Scary Monsters, but also that there was a Fripp estate dispute with Bowie's estate over Fripp's crediting on the album "Heroes". I love the song "Heroes". I would post the KC version here but I don't want to get sued. LOL.
Ah, fridge it. Here's the one from Berlin in 2016. Here is David Byrne's, who also collaborated with Eno, cover with choir that I like a lot. It's one of my favourite songs. |
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Big Sky
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Posted: 7 hours 58 minutes ago at 21:39 |
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Besides the usual from me, Danny Gatton's Redneck Jazz Explosion, recorded at the Cellar Door, Washington DC in 1978 and released in 1995 has always been one of my favorite live albums. The cover with a Hydrogen Bomb explosion sums up that live performance. Gatton absolutely shreds on his Telecaster.
When your admirers are a diverse group of guitar players such as Steve Vai, Lenny Breau, Trey Anastasio, Les Paul, Albert Lee, Vince Gill, Slash, James Burton, Buckethead and Joe Bonamassa you know you have the goods. Another one who left us to soon. Edited by Big Sky - 7 hours 57 minutes ago at 21:40 |
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