What are a few of your favorite live albums? They're talking about this on SiriusXM. Listening On Demand right now. Several people were listing 5 of their favorites. Here's 5 that I like:
ABB - At Fillmore East
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74
Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road
AC/DC - If You Want Blood You've Got It
Muddy Waters - At Newport 1960
Is that "AFE" album any good?
My Fab Five (official releases)
ABB ~ Live at Fillmore East
Little Feat ~Waiting For Columbus
Bob Seger ~ Live Bullet
Led Zeppelin ~ How The West Was Won
John Coltrane ~ Live at Birdland (a couple of studio cuts)
1) "Waiting for Columbus"
2) "Get yer Ya-Ya's out"
3) "Live @ Fillmore East"
4) "Live in Europe" Rory Gallagher
5) "Rock and Roll Animal" Lou Reed
ABB live at the fillmore East
Hendrix band of Gypsies
Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scotts
Clapton Live compilation box set from 1974
Clapton/ Derek and the Dominoes Live
Allman Brothers - Live At Fillmore East
Rolling Stones - Still Life
Eric Clapton - Live In San Diego
Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus
Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road
No order...
Performance from the Pie
Strangers by UFO
AFE by ABB
74 from Rory
Hundred Year Hall done by The Dead
Shenker's Budokan
Scorps in Tokyo
The one Foghat did
Home Home- NRPS
How Zep Son The West
This was discussed on a slightly differently-titled thread currently found on page 2 - has been a lot hereabouts 
2 live ones w/the same Captured Live title - by Johnny Winter late 70s, and Little Charlie & The Nightcats, early 90s
Latter one, xclnt - former OK but can’t touch Johnny Winter And Live - few can tho
2 others, David Johansen, Live It Up - & Dave Edmunds, I Hear You Rockin
Is that "AFE" album any good?
Heh, funny! Yeah I think that has been discussed. 
You are a funny guy Jim! 😉
Everything in Moderation. Including Moderation.
This was discussed on a slightly differently-titled thread currently found on page 2 - has been a lot hereabouts
2 live ones w/the same Captured Live title - by Johnny Winter late 70s, and Little Charlie & The Nightcats, early 90s
Latter one, xclnt - former OK but can’t touch Johnny Winter And Live - few can tho2 others, David Johansen, Live It Up - & Dave Edmunds, I Hear You Rockin
Ironic that you brought up the Dave Edmunds album. I had the song "I Hear You Knocking" stuck in my head the other day so I looked it up. Couldn't recall who did it. Great tune.
Everything in Moderation. Including Moderation.
we can include ABB live albums?
we can include ABB live albums?
They deserve their own thread
FILLMORE/EAP
The Fillmore Concerts - Deluxe Fillmore Edition - Complete Fillmore East Box Set
- & most recently, the new Jan 1971 5-CD Fillmore West shows! - yes we fans are fortunate
Anyways...
Ludlow Garage
Atlanta Pop
2/11/70 FillmoreE
American U.
6/27/71 FillmoreE
Boston Common
A&R Studios
Stonybrook
2/11/72 Macon
WTWCTODGas
5/1/73 LI
9/26/73 Winterland
An Evening With
Second Set
Play All Night
Peaking at the Beacon
One Way Out
Cream of the Crop
again it all gets posted frequently, the more th better 😉
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Here are ones I like that have not been mentioned:
Ten Years After Live at Fillmore East
Ten Years After Undead
Fleetwood Mac Boston Tea Party
Grand Funk Live Album
Judas Priest Priest Live
Metallica Live Sh:t Binge and Purge
Rainbow Live in Munich
Dio at Donington
Ozzy Osbourne Tribute
Luther Allison Live in Chicago
King Curtis Live at Fillmore West
Albert King Blues at Sunset
Tinsley Ellis Highway Man
Santana Live at the Fillmore
Johnny Cash Live at Folsom Prison
Marshall Tucker Stompin Room Only
Joe Cocker Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Bob Seger Nine Tonight (but I live Live Bullet better)
Govt Mule Live at Roseland
Govt Mule Live With a Little Help From Our Friends
Nirvana MTV Unplugged
Tesla Five Man Acoustical Jam
Widespread Panic Live in the Classic City l & ll
Crosby Stills Nash & Young Four Way Street
Neil Young Sugar Mountain Canterbury House
Neil Young Road Rock
Neil Young Weld
Muddy Waters Muddy Mississippi Waters Live
Spyboy - Emmylou Harris
Live at the Quick - Bela Fleck & The Flecktones
Sunday at the Village Vanguard - Bill Evans Trio
Live! - Bob Marley & The Wailers
King Curtis Live at the Fillmore West
It's Too Late to Stop Now - Van Morrison
The Turning Point - John Mayall
Already Live - The Derek Trucks Band
Running on Empty - Jackson Browne
At Fillmore East - ABB
Colosseum Live
With a Little Help From Our Friends - Govt Mule
Boston - Fleetwood Mac
Irish Tour - Rory Gallagher
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Abb Filmore east
Ten Years after at the Filmore
The who Live at Leeds
Blue Oyster Cult On You Feet Or On Your Knees
I am a bit lost on this one folks, for 15 years now I have listened 97%, to audience recordings, field recordings, instant lives etc, so many great live moments!!! Dylan has said, "the definitive versions of my are, performed on the stages of the world every night ", since I jumped on board here I listen 97% to live stuff, mostly Dylan and ABB? Late at night when I get off work and I am exhausted, my wife and I take a late night country ride or I put on the headphones, and if my reality has been adjusted just right and one of those artist enters the zone during a particular show, I can enter the zone with em, 3/4 awake, 1/4 asleep, 100% mind in the music, I know, sounds crazy..........joe
MAN - Maximum Darkness
Quicksilver Messenger Service - Happy Trails
Gravenites/Cipollina - Live at Athens Rodon
and Chicago IV (although some people complain about sound quality - had been my first record in 1972)
David Lindley & El Rayo X
Andy Aledort & Groove Kings - Live at Northstar
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Some great ones mentioned.
Here's one featuring fill in ABB guitarist David Grissom (1993) that usually slips between the cracks:
ABB live at the fillmore East
Hendrix band of Gypsies
Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scotts
Clapton Live compilation box set from 1974
Clapton/ Derek and the Dominoes Live
Looked up Clapton’s live compilation box set from 1974 - is that an official release? Closest thing I saw was a box set w/461 Ocean, TOIECrowd, & EC Was Here
I have EC was here. It's a good live album
1. Grateful Dead - Europe 72
2. Railroad Earth - Ellko
3. New Monsoon - Live 2009
4. Freddie King - Live at the Electric Ballroom - 1974
5. Steve Winwood - Greatest Hits Live
6. Hot Tuna - Hot Tuna 1970
7. Savoy Brown - Live at the Record Plant
8. Warren Haynes - Live at Bonnaroo
9. John Mayall - The Turning Point
10. Merl Saunders & Jerry Garcia- Keystone Companions: The Complete 1973 Fantasy Recordings(Incredible and a must have boxset)
Here are a couple tracks from the Saunders/Garcis Keystone Boxset.
Positively 4th Street
Like A Road Leading Home
hmm tough
maybe these
1 ABB- fillmore east
2 willie nelson- willie and family live
3 the grateful dead- ladies and gentlemen 1971
4 ABB- play all night
5 ted nugent- double live gonzo
6 waylon jennings- waylon live 2 cd version
7 alice cooper- a fistful of alice
8 deep purple- made in japan
9 kiss-alive
10 rolling stones- get your ya yas
One ''HUGE'' glaring omission from this list...
FREE...LIVE
Rodgers, Kossoff, Fraser, Kirke.
Chuck Berry - Live at the Fillmore
That is a good one if you've never heard it. I think he was opening for the Dead. He is backed up by an early version of the Steve Miller Band. It is mostly blues covers and instrumental jams. The only real dud is his novelty song "My Ding-A-Ling", which is funny the first time you hear it when you're twelve years old, but gets pretty annoying on an otherwise killer album.
My Dingaling is on a later album, the London Chuck Berry Sessions - but yes, his FillmoreW album is Nice - sorta different for Chuck - as you said a lot of blues & jams - fine listen indeed -
Must also mention the OMDDevils’ 2 LP “It’s Alive” release, big energy & chops
That Fillmore East album
Made In Japan
Unleashed In The East
Waiting For Columbus
Strangers In The Night
Runnin’ On Empty
Live From Austin Texas - Susan Tedeschi
Rainbow - On Stage
Rust Never Sleeps
One More From The Road
My Dingaling is on a later album, the London Chuck Berry Sessions
It's on both albums.
not on mine - my copy is on the Mercury label (of the Fillmore record)
My Dingaling must have been included on a later issue as a bonus track - as you say tho it’s no bonus appended to the Fillmore album - belongs where it came from, TLCBSessions - they even squeezed a 45 rpm outta My Dingaling - 11 min originally
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Can I mention 2 others, Johnny & Edgar Winter Live (mid 70s), and Night of the Guitar (late 80s)
Both have stellar rock n roll medleys - included on the rock covers side of my equally stellar homemade Blues Originals/Rock Covers tape :pipedownclown: 😉
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