Your most listened-to live album?

[tricky 85]

Damned - Live at Shepperton

U2 - Under A Blood Red Sky

Hanoi Rocks - All Those Wasted Years

The Cult - Dreamtime Live At The Lyceum

Iron Maiden - Live After Death

Japan - Oil On Canvas

BAUHAUS - Press The Eject And Give Me The Tape

[Sambrook 82]

Neil Young/Crazy Horse  Live Rust

Wishbone Ash Live Dates Vol 2

Genesis Live

Kingfish Live'n'Kickin

And Genesis Live...

 

 

[BillyBass 144]

Stranglers - Live X-cert

Motorhead - No sleep til Hammersmith

Jethro Tull - Bursting out

[Beedster 3,381]

Band - Rock of Ages and The Last Waltz

[wateroftyne 3,635]

8 minutes ago, Beedster said:

Band - Rock of Ages and The Last Waltz

Check the RAH show on the new Stage Fright deluxe edition...

[skb558 652]

Genesis - Seconds Out

Neil Young - Weld

 

 

[Graham56 106]

Already been mentioned, but FWIW:

 

Stupidity - Dr Feelgood

Get Yer Ya-Yas Out - the Stones

Stop Making Sense - Talking Heads

 

Well that lot kinda fixes me in time...

[PaulWarning 1,515]

2 hours ago, Nail Soup said:

Interesting to hear a different viewpoint. I took a quick listen to a couple of tracks from Loco Live, but say it comes close to It's Alive.

These things often depend on how and when you were introduced to the band.

As a comparison here's Cretin Hop from both albums:

 

It's Alive is my favourite live album too, It's faster than the studio takes, which made them better, I think they went to far on Loco Live

[inthedoghouse 299]

Hendrix - 'Band of Gypsies' (by a very long way)

Very honourable mentions to; Deep Purple 'Made in Japan', Hawkwind 'Space Ritual' and Rory Gallgher 'Live in Europe',

[Rich 5,991]

3 hours ago, Old Horse Murphy said:

I know one of her touring bassists is actually a member on here ( @JimmySims I think). He very kindly put me on the guest list when they played in Guildford a few years ago now. 

I want his job always been one of my dream gigs, that.

[Raymondo 3,703]

Most listened to ever...

Frampton Comes Alive, closely followed by Live and Dangerous Thin Lizzy and Humble Pie Performance.

I know it's not very hip to admit that "Comes Alive" is my most played but I loved it when it came out and played it constantly.

 

Currently my most played , by a VERY long way is... Live at the SVA by The Achievers.

[steantval 2,073]

Free - Free Live

Paul Rodgers - Live In Glasgow

Mountain - The Road Goes Ever On

Taste - Live Taste

Cream - Live Cream Vol 2

Doobie Brothers - Rockin’ Down The Highway

CSNY - 4 Way Street

Thunder - Live

 

Edited February 23 by steantval

[alyctes 484]

Most listened-to, ever...  Hm.  Possibly Hawkwind, the 'Space Ritual'.   I played it to death in the 1970s, still dig it out every couple of years.

But the answer is Talking Heads, 'Stop Making Sense'.  That's never far away.

 

Honourable mentions for:

The Weavers - Live at Carnegie Hall (the second reunion record, the titling was quite confusing when I lat checked)

The Cramps - Smell Of Female.  

Edited February 23 by alyctes

[NancyJohnson 2,445]

UFO - Strangers In The Night.  Any version.

You can close this thread now.

[bearhart74 124]

Alman Bros at the Fiilmore.

My favorite live song is this 

 

Edited February 23 by bearhart74

[gapiro 104]

Probably 

Muse HAARP

[StickyDBRmf 226]

I had to go thru the entire list - there are "honorable mentions", but I talked about this, this morning w/ my buddy when "Hot 'Lanta" came on the radio... Allman Bros. Fillmore East - I would lie on the living room floor with speakers L/R of me...and cry that here was ANOTHER guitarist I would never get to see live. 

[MothMan 29]

It's either The Allman Brothers - At Fillmore East or Grateful Dead Live/Dead

[FinnDave 2,760]

I haven't listed to a studio album for years - only live and only the Dead. Got a shelf fill of of Road Trips, Richard's Picks and Dave's Picks and still subscribe to Dave's  - most recent CD arrived a week ago. I so have most of the Dead's studio output but mostly its only been played the once. 

[gary mac 644]

Humble Pie, Rockin the Filmore   

[Ricky Rioli 418]

Most listened to, definitely Live After Death when I was a little kid. Then an audio copy that a friends friend made from the Cure In Orange video (when touring Head On The Door iirc) or perhaps their Concert album (though wasn't that just a collection of individual live performances?) Then 101, on a pair of Polish pirate tapes. Then Its Alive. And most recently, with YouTube browsing offering endless choices, ACDC's 2009 Live at River Plate is the concert I return to most.

[Steve Browning 1,754]

A few already mentioned;

Strangers In The Night - UFO

Rockin The Fillmore - Humble Pie

If You Want Blood - AC/DC

Stupidity - Dr Feelgood

Live - Sensational Alex Harvey Band

Live In Europe - Rory Gallagher

Live In The Air Age - Be Bop Deluxe

[stewblack 5,705]

Live And Dangerous, but ask me again in 20 years and it'll be Vulfpeck MSG. 

Probably 

[joeystrange 274]

Ramones - It’s Alive

[rushbo 307]

Quite a few of the usual suspects here:

BeBop Deluxe: Live in the Air Age

Thin Lizzy: Live and Dangerous

Who: Live at Leeds

Cheap Trick: At Budokan

Rush: All the World's a Stage

Loud Family: From Ritual to Romance

Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day