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    Posted: June 30 2009 at 21:57
Pink Floyd's Live in Pompeii, Ummagumma live CD, and PULSE, Roger Waters In the Flesh. Yes's Symphonic, and Keys to ascension. Dream Theater's Live at Budokan. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded (great versions of the songs, some of them you may not even recognize).
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Top of my head, Kansas - Two For The Show remaster.  May be some kind of bias due to it being the most recent live album I've got a copy of.
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

^^Now Motorhead are defintely not Prog!
 
A couple of songs originally written for Hawkwind do it? Wink
 
Your just trying to Angry me now!

"Motorhead" are actually named after a Hawkwind song. It came out as a single as about the same time as "Warrior on the Edge of Time" and has been included on some CD-versions of that album.
I think we all know that.
 
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Exactly my point - which makes 'No Sleep til'  prog ta da!!!  Big smile  Incontravertable truth.
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

^^Now Motorhead are defintely not Prog!
 
A couple of songs originally written for Hawkwind do it? Wink
 
Your just trying to Angry me now!

"Motorhead" are actually named after a Hawkwind song. It came out as a single as about the same time as "Warrior on the Edge of Time" and has been included on some CD-versions of that album.
I think we all know that.
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Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

^^Now Motorhead are defintely not Prog!
 
A couple of songs originally written for Hawkwind do it? Wink
 
Your just trying to Angry me now!

"Motorhead" are actually named after a Hawkwind song. It came out as a single as about the same time as "Warrior on the Edge of Time" and has been included on some CD-versions of that album.


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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

^^Now Motorhead are defintely not Prog!
 
A couple of songs originally written for Hawkwind do it? Wink
 
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^^Now Motorhead are defintely not Prog!
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I forgot
 
Japan - Oil on Canvas
Hillage - Live Herald
Motorhead - No Sleep till..Wink
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Originally posted by Jake Kobrin Jake Kobrin wrote:

Has anyone mentioned Yes: Symphonic yet? That one's amazing! Clap


Forgot about that one... It is!

Probably my favourite renditions of both Starship Trooper and Gates Of Delirium ever...
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+1 for Yessongs
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Choose from this:

  • Archives I  - Genesis
  • Yessongs - Yes
  • Live a Carnegie Hall - Renaissance
  • Two for the Show - Kansas
  • Journey to the Centre of the Earth - Rick Wakeman
  • Tokyo Tapes - Steve Hackett
  • Live at the Rainbow - Focus
  • Live After Death - Iron Maiden
  • Pulse - Pink Floyd
  • Made in Japan - Deep Purple
  • Live 73 - Uriah Heep
  • Live - Genesis
  • Welcome Back my Friends to the Show that Never Ends - ELP
  • Plays Live - Peter Gabriel
  • Exit, Stage Left - Rush

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The Word is Live!
Not really... I just love the title.
9012live is great too, but that's not an album.
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Here's a few of my faves:-

Rush - Exit Stage Left
Genesis - Seconds Out
Porcupine Tree - Coma Divine
Pink Floyd - Ummagumma
IQ - Stage DVD
Kansas - Two For The Show
Eloy - Live
Hawkwind - Space Ritual
Blue Oyster Cult - ETL Live
Yes - Yesshows
Twelfth Night - Live At The Target
Rush - Snakes And Arrows Live
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My favourite is perhaps Roxy and Elsewhere by Frank Zappa

For DVD's, GG at the GG by Gentle Giant

And finally, outside prog, At Fillmore East by Allman Bros. and One more for from the road by Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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Some of my favourites:
 
Deep Purple: Made In Japan

King Crimson: USA
Zappa: Zappa in NY
VDGG: Vital
Magma: Live
Iron Maiden: Live After Dead
Camel: A live Record
Rush: Exit....Stage Left
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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

Guru Guru's live album from 1978 can't be recommended highly enough; especially since most of the tracks on it are only available on that album. the only pity is you can't see the live show. Friede says they played at her school once around the time that live album was recorded when she was only 8 or 9, and the stage show for song's like "Medicine Man's Overdose" or "Der Elektrolurch" were simply fantastic. something I envy her for (though I had the occasion to see "Der Elektrolurch" live too meanwhile, but "Medicine Man's Overdose" is not played by them anymore)

Just a little correction: It was the school of my brother, who is ten years older than I am. He was at the gymnasium, I was still in elementary school at that time. He took me along because he knew I liked the music he listened to, and he let me sit on his shoulders, so I had a first class view of the show.


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Oops I forgot 'Ricochet'  TD Shocked
 
Glad to see people have stopped just listing all the live albums they have reviewed (Dull Dull Dull)
 
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Guru Guru's live album from 1978 can't be recommended highly enough; especially since most of the tracks on it are only available on that album. the only pity is you can't see the live show. Friede says they played at her school once around the time that live album was recorded when she was only 8 or 9, and the stage show for song's like "Medicine Man's Overdose" or "Der Elektrolurch" were simply fantastic. something I envy her for (though I had the occasion to see "Der Elektrolurch" live too meanwhile, but "Medicine Man's Overdose" is not played by them anymore)


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Dream Theater- Live Scenes From New York
Genesis- Seconds Out

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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

Originally posted by Jake Kobrin Jake Kobrin wrote:

Deep Purple's Made in Japan.


What he saidClap. Oh, wait, it's not prog, how dare I imply that DP are progAngryTongueLOL....




Space Truckin' is pretty proggy though.
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