i was at a few shows where a live album was recorded.
these were;
live stock-roy buchanan. great show at town hall in nyc in 74
stage-david bowie. the spectrum in philly w/adrien belew.
zappa in new york. 76 show at the palladium.
[Edited on 7/23/2020 by 50split]
[Edited on 7/23/2020 by 50split]
Before The Flood - Dylan and The Band 1974
Baby Snakes (film) - Zappa 1977
John Renbourn and Stefan Grossman Live 1980
I keep thinking I forgot one. this one really had me trying to track myself down, was musing for over an hour
One I remember is Allman Brothers Raleigh, N. C. 1994. Gregg introduced Tom Dowd who came out and waved to the crowd and Gregg said they are recording tonight's show. The next year two tracks, You Dont Love Me and Jessica, were used on 2nd Set released in 1995.
It didn't sell very well, about 60,000 copies, but Jessica won a Grammy for best rock instrumental.
Most of the tracks were recorded in New Jersey on the album.
All My Friends...Celebrating the Songs and Voice of Gregg Allman with my son 
1/10/14
Not exactly an album, but the Rolling Stones film Shine-A-Light.
Martin Scorsese filmed the Rolling Stones at the Beacon Theatre on October 29 and November 1, 2006, but the performance footage used in the film is all from the second show. I attended the second show, which was biblical. Half of the Orchestra Seats were ripped out to make room for Mick's catwalks and the filming cameras.
Setlist from November 1, 2006:
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Shattered
She Was Hot
All Down the Line
Loving Cup
(with Jack White)
As Tears Go By
I'm Free
Some Girls
(first time since 1999)
Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
(The Temptations cover)
Far Away Eyes
Champagne & Reefer
(Muddy Waters cover) (with Buddy Guy)
Tumbling Dice
You Got the Silver
(Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Connection
(Keith Richards on lead vocals )
Sympathy for the Devil
Live With Me
(with Christina Aguilera)
Honky Tonk Women
Start Me Up
Encore:
Brown Sugar
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
David Bowie at Boston Garden on May 6th, 1978 (the first show I saw without adult supervision.) Some of the songs performed at the show were featured on his live 'Stage' album which was released later that year.
Nirvana at The Reading Festival on August 30th, 1992. The entire show was released years later (in 2009) as a live album and DVD.
The Allman Brothers Band at Great Woods on September 6th, 1991 (which was released on VHS in 1992) and I also saw them at the same venue on September 19th, 1998 (which was broadcast live as a pay-per-view cable TV special.)
There might be some more I can't recall or might not be aware of at the moment but those four were probably the most memorable.
Alive II by KISS - Second LA Forum show
Live After Death by Maiden - Long Beach Arena
Cal Jam 2- Ontario Motor Speedway
Give Man Acoustical Jam by Tesla- Trocodero Theater, I was a member of the road crew
All Dead shows I attended, somebody recorded them 😛
Live at the Fillmore East Allman Brothers Band
Road Work Edgar Winters White Trash
White Trash seemed to be second on the bill for every other concert I went to that year.
Journey Captured (The Forum in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on August 8, 1980)
Rush Exit Stage Left (The Forum in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on March 27, 1981
[Edited on 7/24/2020 by Stephane]
[Edited on 7/24/2020 by Stephane]
Before The Flood - Dylan and The Band 1974
The Forum Inglewood, CA
Gov't Mule's massive six-hour May 3, 2003 Jazzfest concert at New Orleans' Saenger Theatre Comprised of two CDs and one DVD totaling six hours and four minutes in length, The Deepest End. They took the stage @ 10:00PM and we exited the threatre at 4:30 AM
Good Rats- Live at Last, My Father’s Place, Roslyn NY
Ray Brown Trio Live at Scullers Boston, MA
Simon & Garfunkle Live at Central Park
DTB @ Park West in Chicago for the Songlines DVD
Saw Phish do Quadrophenia that definitely got AUD recorded.
Not sure if that counts, though
Dickey Betts & GS - live at the odeon
Dickey Betts & GS live from the RRHOF DVD
Govt Mule Tail of 2 Cities DVD ..... 
Live in Chicago 12.19.98 at the United Center - Dave Matthews Band
Rush R40 - One track, The Camera Eye
Govt Mule Tail of 2 Cities DVD .....
Weren't you at the Rush - Different Stages show? Tinley Park?
Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood Live From Madison Square Garden
Crossroads 2010 (DVD)
Lots & lots of Grateful Dead shows
Well, I attended the first Crossraods Guitar Festival in Dallas in 2004, some of which is of course on DVD!!
A friend was at UFO's gig in Chicago which later became Strangers In The Night.
Do ABB Instant Lives count in this thread? I was at two gems, Wanee 2007, and have both discs.
Les Brers In A Minor which opened the first night was nothing short of EPIC!! It blew the crowd backwards and they just did not let up for 2-1/2 hours.
[Edited on 7/24/2020 by robslob]
Attended one of the two shows at the Tower Theater in Philly from which Bowie’s David Live was recorded
Do ABB Instant Lives count in this thread? I was at two gems, Wanee 2007, and have both discs.
Les Brers In A Minor which opened the first night was nothing short of EPIC!! It blew the crowd backwards and they just did not let up for 2-1/2 hours.
[Edited on 7/24/2020 by robslob]
Yeah, I also thought about the 'Instant Live' recordings after my other post. I'd have to dig through my box of old concert tickets to figure out the exact dates but I'll guess I probably attended between 25 to 30 of those shows over the years that they were doing them. I only own two of those, The ABB at Great Woods in Mansfield, MA on August 29, 2009 and Les Brers at Hampton Beach Casino in Hampton Beach, NH on September 8, 2016.
Dickey Betts in Staten Island.
I had a great time.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Allman Brothers Band at Great Woods on September 6th, 1991 (which was released on VHS in 1992) and I also saw them at the same venue on September 19th, 1998 (which was broadcast live as a pay-per-view cable TV special.)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Brothers were coming to the Boston are all the time back then, and I think I was at all of them.
Was "Second Set recorded at the Boston Orpheum?
[Edited on 7/24/2020 by kevdab]
Cool topic, lots of great shows/albums listed. The only one I can think of is RL Burnside: Burnside on Burnside, recorded at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland Oregon on January 21st, 2001. Available on Fat Possum Records. The late great king of North Mississippi Hill Country Blues!!!!
Also- the ABB instant live of Portland in 2009...
Some I can Think of....
Black Sabbath...Reunion.
Thunder...Xmas Show 2012.
15 or more UK Mule shows. (Muletracks).
Glenn Hughes...Live n Wolverhampton 2009.
Bad Company...Manchester M.E.N 2010. (Insatnt Live).
Joe Bonamassa..Tour De Force...Shepherds Bush Empire.
Peter Frampton...35 Tour...Manchester Bridgewater Hall...Nov 2011. (Abbey Road Live).
Clapton/Winwood at MSG
Cream at MSG
Forgot about the 2 Chicago Crossroads shows.... both on dvd.
Woodstock 1969, and I do remember quite a bit, especially Joe Cocker was down in front but I was afraid if he did an encore he'd collapse. I saw the ABB at F.E. ON 3/11/71,the Thursday added show but I thinks bits and pieces might have made the Fillmore Concerts. Being near Philly I was able to see the Dead dozens of times, there are tons of Dicks and Daves picks from Philly/Spectrum era.
I've been to quite a few - Not including Instant Lives or unofficial bootlegs:
Peter Frampton- Frampton Comes Alive 2
Joe Satriani - Live in San Francisco
Pagan's Mind - Full Circle
Manowar - The Lord of Steel Live (one track)
Deep Purple - Australasian Tour 2001 (The Soundboard Series)
DGM - Passing Stages
Need - Orvam (A Song for Atlanta) - DVD only, no CD
Lord - Live at ProgPower USA
Redemption - Live in Color (will be released next month)
Seventh Wonder - Welcome to Atlanta Live 2014
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane Re:lived
Fates Warning - Awaken the Guardian Live
Royal Hunt - Cargo
Vangough - Living Madness
Plus The Tibetan Freedom Concert and Bridge School Benefits compilation CDs.
