Best Live Heavy Metal/Rock Album
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Hanson.
"Everything I listed is intended to eliminate the tyranny of the majority." -Vincent Reynolds on American Democracy
Soda all over my screen when I read that. Being in Tulsa, currently, that is esp. funny.
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In particular order and at the top of course... :-D Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same
led mike wrote:
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same
I would actually go with How the West Was Won over The Song Remains The Same. The companion DVD for it is outstanding also. (It's just called Led Zeppelin DVD and does a better job of capturing their live performance than Song Remains the Same did.)
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I have no choice or preference of Metal/Rock Album, but the reason I am replying to your post is that I thought it was from CG. Somehow, when I hear about metal my mind automatically associates it with CG.
really surprising! :laugh:
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Hanson.
"Everything I listed is intended to eliminate the tyranny of the majority." -Vincent Reynolds on American Democracy
:mmmmbop-tf:
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
Iron Maiden - easily the best live band ever. (With Bruce Dickinson that is - Bayley and DiAnno are really bad live performers). Live after Death and Live at Donnington are my favorite live albums.
-- Broadcast simultaneously one year in the future
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led mike wrote:
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same
I would actually go with How the West Was Won over The Song Remains The Same. The companion DVD for it is outstanding also. (It's just called Led Zeppelin DVD and does a better job of capturing their live performance than Song Remains the Same did.)
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Hanson.
"Everything I listed is intended to eliminate the tyranny of the majority." -Vincent Reynolds on American Democracy
:-D:laugh:;P
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
Backstreet Boys Un-plugged
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Backstreet Boys Un-plugged
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
If you like Made in Japan, you should really own Made in Europe, which is from the Burn tour (David Coverdale and Glen Hughes). It's harder to find (considered an import in the US), but it's an intense performance. And although it's considered blues rather than rock, Stevie Ray Vaughn's Live Alive is inspired.
Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes www.PracticalStrategyConsulting.com
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
Those are all good, but the *best* is Iron Maiden - Live after death.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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Iron Maiden - easily the best live band ever. (With Bruce Dickinson that is - Bayley and DiAnno are really bad live performers). Live after Death and Live at Donnington are my favorite live albums.
-- Broadcast simultaneously one year in the future
YES !!!!
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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I have no choice or preference of Metal/Rock Album, but the reason I am replying to your post is that I thought it was from CG. Somehow, when I hear about metal my mind automatically associates it with CG.
Then my job is done.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
Just to be awkward, there are a number of separate heavy metal tracks I like so it's time to do my own compilation :)
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
I'll go with Made in Japan and add the In Concert[^] discs, if only for the pleasantly lengthy jams. And for one that may not be counted as rock (but I like it anyway!), I'll have to add this[^].
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
No sleep til hammersmith !!! As Live after death has the famous 'scream for me hammersmith', I guess Hammersmith is the common thread for great live albums.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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For starters and in no particular order... AC/DC - If You Want Blood... Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Kevin
Kevin McFarlane wrote:
Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Deep Purple - Made in Japan
yeah. i love those two
Let's execute on the customer-facing market-driven swim-lane paradigm!
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Iron Maiden - easily the best live band ever. (With Bruce Dickinson that is - Bayley and DiAnno are really bad live performers). Live after Death and Live at Donnington are my favorite live albums.
-- Broadcast simultaneously one year in the future
Yes, Live after Death is good. Not as keen on Iron Maiden as I am on Judas Priest though. But I did see Iron Maiden live before they released their first album. This was at Surrey University in the UK. They were supporting a group called Samson whose lead singer was Bruce Dickinson (called Bruce Bruce then). :)
Kevin
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If you like Made in Japan, you should really own Made in Europe, which is from the Burn tour (David Coverdale and Glen Hughes). It's harder to find (considered an import in the US), but it's an intense performance. And although it's considered blues rather than rock, Stevie Ray Vaughn's Live Alive is inspired.
Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes www.PracticalStrategyConsulting.com
I think I heard it once. Not as good as Made in Japan, where Purple had their definitive lineup IMO.
Kevin