Great video. Love live albums. I've personally done many videos on the topic. Funny that to me Stones Marquee Club is amongst their worst performances, and my favorite period is the Mick Taylor years. Best part of that album was that it had the only live performance of I Got The Blues, but they did it again finally on their No Security tour on occasion. Great video.
There are some great Rolling Stones bootlegs from the early 70’s m Mick Taylor. I don’t know if any of those have been officially released. I was going to show Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out.
Brussels got an official release in Goats Head Soup Super Deluxe Box and they also released it digitally. But it's different than the famous bootleg which I still prefer. Lots of other great bootlegs as well from the Taylor era. @@vinylrichie007
Great video Richie. Your eclectic taste really gave a broad view. A few albums there i must check out. I can't believe you got to see Collesseum.... I love the "Lives" DVD they brought out ehrn they reformed. Very intense performance. Cheers for all the great content you continue to produce. 👍
That version of Baby’s on Fire is a cool version of a great tune. Working night shift turned me onto new stuff listening to whole albums, plus comedy and weird sh*t on late night radio.
Jam, “Dig the New Breed” is my favorite live rock album. Love that live Ramones with “California Sun.” Also I know it might be cliche, but “Waiting on Columbus” from Little Feat is a must. Alejandro Escovedo’s “More Miles than Money” is really great. Nice video - did you comb your hair right before you shot the video? Nice use of hair gel. You are all set for your school pictures.
That Sly Stone at Woodstock looks cool, gonna have to grab that one. I got an Australian version of Band of Gypsies with a different cover, great album. Grand Funk is a good one, I remember cranking that one up back in the day. Cool live Bauhaus, another one to crank it up. Nice batch of live albums Rich, enjoyed this video.
Kool video I purchased that Live 83 Gun Club you had recommended on another video and I’m glad I listened to you … did you ever see them live ? That would be so damn awesome I wish I could’ve
I just bought 40 records from a friend of mine and there were a lot of live albums in the box including some Hendrix ones. I hardly ever listen to live albums but I might start to revisit all the ones I've got. That Johnny Cash at San Quentin is the only record by him I have now, I purged all the others as I figured that one did it all. That Sly Stone at Woodstock record looks very cool. Your copy of the Bangladesh boxset is in a lot better condition than mine. I read recently that Harrison was pissed off by one of the guys from Badfinger during that show because he also wore a white suit.
I was lucky to see both Bauhaus & The Birthday Party at the Roxy shortly before both broke up. My two favorite live albums are Play by Magazine & Nocturne by Siouxsie & The Banshees. Plimsouls were great.
I'm lucky to have a sealed copy of J Cash, and a mint 2 Eye Columbia that I spin ! Good job on getting Sly's set from Woodstock. And well said about the Airplane's performance that morning at Woodstock. The Dead's was a big mess and really pissed Fogerty off to this very day ! OMG.. Mobile Fidelity Fillmore East ABB.. Cool ! Lou Reed Rock n Roll Animal is what we cut our teeth on before I got into The VU ! David's first Live LP.. Is the best !
That's quite a collection! So many groups/artists I'm not familiar with. I used to have that Jimi Hendrix: Band of Gypsies LP and the Grand Funk Live LP. I don't remember ever seeing that Sly Stone record or the Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock record for sale anywhere. I was always a big Jefferson Airplane fan. I have their Bless Its Pointed Little Head live LP.
Nice one I'd put forward Hawkwind's Space Ritual and amuse myself that they, Motorhead, King Crimson Iron Maiden aren't in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame yet Foreigner Sade and Peter Frampton are nominated. I wonder what their definition of Rock N Roll is ?
It is disappointing that youtube doesn’t put my videos in recommended feed. I put up a short of someone ranting about me. It got flagged. It wasn’t even me on the video. I removed the video but I guess that didn’t help.
LOVE that Alman Bros album too. Cheap Trick "Live at Budokan," Santana, "Arms for Elsalvador"(not sure that's live, but it's a great LP), George Harrison, "Bangladesh ", Do you like Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, Led Zep?
I like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. I’m not as familiar with Alan Parsons. How The West Was Won is the best live Led Zeppelin that I’ve heard. I do have it on CD.
@vinylrichie007 Wow, I'm not familiar with that one. I'll have to check it out. I really don't listen to much live music unless I'm at a show. The last concert I went to was Elton John at Dogers Stadium, Dec 2022. He called it his farewell/yellow brick road tour. It was amazing! I hold a very dear spot in my heart for Pink Floyd and especially their "Dark Side of the Moon"album. I grew up hearing those alarm bells and high heels walking on pavement at 3 am. Had a single mom trippin on life, etc. playing certain albums over n over. We all know what I'm talking bout. Anyways, Alan Parsons produced Dark side. He's done some in front of the mic work, too. His "I Robot" album is my fave. I don't really care for some of his more "popular" songs, ie "Eye in the Sky". Check out "I wouldn't want to be like you", "Breakdown" or "The voice". All strong songs with great lyrics. Thanks for your response to my 1st comment n thanks if u read this chatty one too. Lol Nice chattin with ya Kristy
@@vinylrichie007 You MUST listen to both! Seconds Out is a sonic masterpiece...incredibly well recorded...Suppers Ready will blow you away, all 24+ glorius minutes. I've always felt that U Heep was an underrated band from the 70's....powerhouse live LP. Crank 'em up, 007!! 🔊
I'd like to hear that 801 album. I don't think I would have imagined that Muddy Waters made two live albums that are better than Strangers In the Night (UFO) or Made In Japan (Deep Purple)....but the results are in! lol It's a good topic for a video.
I’ve never heard a UFO record. I don’t have Deep Purple Made In Japan but I do have 3 live Deep Purple DVDs from the early 70’s. Come to think of it I should have included Muddy Waters at Newport.
That Dead Kennedys one looks sounds cool but kind of a lame cover. I saw the mutiny on the bay live album last time I went to the record store but passed on it, I like Dead Kennedys but sometimes jellos voice gets on my nerves. Have you got the iguanas tapes demos? Iv never seen it before but it seems interesting. The plimsouls one is awesome. Thanks for the shout out!
I dismissed the MC5 album on my first listen as well, but giving it another chance, I was wrong. That Miles I like better than Live Evil. 801 Live is one of my favorite pickups - it was in an old barn that was converted to an antique store, and for some reason it was buried under a stack of stuff. Fifty cents.
Richie, I did not know that '' Rock n' Roll Animal'' by Lou Reed was a live album. I saw that album in stores for many years, but just never examined it. It has two great guitarists, Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter. Lynyrd Skynyrd's live, ''One More From The Road'' is one of my favorite live albums, I first owned it on 8-track tape and now have the deluxe cd edition. The shows are from 1976, the band was red hot, three screaming guitars, excellent piano playing, anchored by solid bass lines and incredible drumming. Nobody steals the show, it's a true team effort directed by vocalist Ronnie Van Zant.
I am not a huge fan of live albums though I seem to have a pile of Pink Floyd and Cramps live recordings. The Plimsouls would have been a great one, love that group. I never got into Case solo work though
Some live albums are great. Most of the time the studio albums are better. Sometimes the studio albums don’t come close to how good a band is live. It was a salesman.
I never was much of a fan of live albums. Early you showed half a dozen I could get down with but ordinarily the live albums just don't bring the live experience to me like being there does. I'm spoiled I guess....
Most often live albums don’t come close to being at the gig. On the other hand sometimes a band’s studio albums don’t come close to how good the band is live.
Ha! I just made a video last night, My top 20 live recordings
That is funny. You also made the first comment.
Gonna watch Hub Tunes now
@@jeffreysobczynski7113 Hell Ya!!! 🤣
By the way.. Block Head is a very good channel.. Will go back for more.. great records, good dude ! 🎵
That Runaways album kicks ass! Thanks
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Great video. Love live albums. I've personally done many videos on the topic. Funny that to me Stones Marquee Club is amongst their worst performances, and my favorite period is the Mick Taylor years. Best part of that album was that it had the only live performance of I Got The Blues, but they did it again finally on their No Security tour on occasion. Great video.
There are some great Rolling Stones bootlegs from the early 70’s m Mick Taylor. I don’t know if any of those have been officially released. I was going to show Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out.
Brussels got an official release in Goats Head Soup Super Deluxe Box and they also released it digitally. But it's different than the famous bootleg which I still prefer. Lots of other great bootlegs as well from the Taylor era. @@vinylrichie007
Great video Richie. Your eclectic taste really gave a broad view. A few albums there i must check out. I can't believe you got to see Collesseum.... I love the "Lives" DVD they brought out ehrn they reformed. Very intense performance. Cheers for all the great content you continue to produce. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. I’ve never seen the Colosseum DVD.
That version of Baby’s on Fire is a cool version of a great tune. Working night shift turned me onto new stuff listening to whole albums, plus comedy and weird sh*t on late night radio.
That live version of Baby’s On Fire is so good.
Jam, “Dig the New Breed” is my favorite live rock album. Love that live Ramones with “California Sun.” Also I know it might be cliche, but “Waiting on Columbus” from Little Feat is a must. Alejandro Escovedo’s “More Miles than Money” is really great.
Nice video - did you comb your hair right before you shot the video? Nice use of hair gel. You are all set for your school pictures.
I don’t think I have heard Dig The New Breed. My hair was wet.
Waiting On Columbus is very good but I have it on CD.
There is only one MUST HAVE ,DP Made in Japan 1972
I don’t own that. Though I do have three live DVDs from the early 70’s.
The sound on that album is sensational
That Sly Stone at Woodstock looks cool, gonna have to grab that one. I got an Australian version of Band of Gypsies with a different cover, great album. Grand Funk is a good one, I remember cranking that one up back in the day. Cool live Bauhaus, another one to crank it up. Nice batch of live albums Rich, enjoyed this video.
Does your Band Of Gypsies cover have the toy dolls of the band members.
@@vinylrichie007 Yes it does.
Some great albums there! For me the best live lp is Made In Japan by Deep Purple. Phenomenal production given the recording equipment and it was 1972.
I need to get Made In Japan. I have three live Deep Purple DvDs from the early 70’s.
This is a wonderful rundown. I really enjoy live albums.
Thank you.
Kool video I purchased that Live 83 Gun Club you had recommended on another video and I’m glad I listened to you … did you ever see them live ? That would be so damn awesome I wish I could’ve
Gun Club are one band I didn’t see.
I just bought 40 records from a friend of mine and there were a lot of live albums in the box including some Hendrix ones. I hardly ever listen to live albums but I might start to revisit all the ones I've got. That Johnny Cash at San Quentin is the only record by him I have now, I purged all the others as I figured that one did it all. That Sly Stone at Woodstock record looks very cool. Your copy of the Bangladesh boxset is in a lot better condition than mine. I read recently that Harrison was pissed off by one of the guys from Badfinger during that show because he also wore a white suit.
Great mix, Mr, Vinyl Richie. Will check out Big Black.
Big Black are a very abrasive band. In fact Steve Albini used metal guitar picks.
I was lucky to see both Bauhaus & The Birthday Party at the Roxy shortly before both broke up. My two favorite live albums are Play by Magazine & Nocturne by Siouxsie & The Banshees. Plimsouls were great.
Rock on! I need to check out Play and Nocturne.
I'm lucky to have a sealed copy of J Cash, and a mint 2 Eye Columbia that I spin ! Good job on getting Sly's set from Woodstock. And well said about the Airplane's performance that morning at Woodstock. The Dead's was a big mess and really pissed Fogerty off to this very day ! OMG.. Mobile Fidelity Fillmore East ABB.. Cool ! Lou Reed Rock n Roll Animal is what we cut our teeth on before I got into The VU ! David's first Live LP.. Is the best !
That's quite a collection! So many groups/artists I'm not familiar with. I used to have that Jimi Hendrix: Band of Gypsies LP and the Grand Funk Live LP. I don't remember ever seeing that Sly Stone record or the Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock record for sale anywhere. I was always a big Jefferson Airplane fan. I have their Bless Its Pointed Little Head live LP.
Bless Its Pointed Head is a good live album but the Woodstock is the entire set,
Nice selection - was particularly glad to see the Muddy Waters Live album with Johnny Winter - it's always been a favourite.
That is a solid album.
I've never seen that Dead Kennedys live album. May have to check that out. Rock n Roll animal and Ramones Alive are so good.
Live At The Deaf Club and Mutiny On The Bay are the two best Dead Kennedys live albums.
Dude I think this is your best video..the only album I would add is' one live badger' by Badger..their debut
Not familiar with the live Badger.
What a coincidence- I was listening to that live Lou Reed today and reminiscing about how good that was/is. The memories it sparks are sooo good.
It is my favorite live album.
Great list, lots of records for me to check it out, only listened to an handful of those.
Glad you enjoyed!
Nice one
I'd put forward Hawkwind's Space Ritual and amuse myself that they, Motorhead, King Crimson Iron Maiden aren't in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame yet Foreigner Sade and Peter Frampton are nominated.
I wonder what their definition of Rock N Roll is ?
The Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame is a joke.
I did hive Space Ritual a spin. I have it between 31-35.
Awesome video. I am going to check out the live Bauhaus album. I had to search for you because you haven’t shown up on my feed in months. 😮
It is disappointing that youtube doesn’t put my videos in recommended feed. I put up a short of someone ranting about me. It got flagged. It wasn’t even me on the video. I removed the video but I guess that didn’t help.
LOVE that Alman Bros album too.
Cheap Trick "Live at Budokan," Santana, "Arms for Elsalvador"(not sure that's live, but it's a great LP), George Harrison, "Bangladesh ",
Do you like Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, Led Zep?
I like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. I’m not as familiar with Alan Parsons. How The West Was Won is the best live Led Zeppelin that I’ve heard. I do have it on CD.
@vinylrichie007 Wow, I'm not familiar with that one. I'll have to check it out. I really don't listen to much live music unless I'm at a show. The last concert I went to was Elton John at Dogers Stadium, Dec 2022. He called it his farewell/yellow brick road tour. It was amazing!
I hold a very dear spot in my heart for Pink Floyd and especially their "Dark Side of the Moon"album. I grew up hearing those alarm bells and high heels walking on pavement at 3 am. Had a single mom trippin on life, etc. playing certain albums over n over. We all know what I'm talking bout. Anyways, Alan Parsons produced Dark side. He's done some in front of the mic work, too. His "I Robot" album is my fave. I don't really care for some of his more "popular" songs, ie "Eye in the Sky". Check out "I wouldn't want to be like you", "Breakdown" or "The voice". All strong songs with great lyrics.
Thanks for your response to my 1st comment n thanks if u read this chatty one too. Lol Nice chattin with ya
Kristy
Sam Cooke Live At The Harlem Square Club 1962-not released until ‘86 or ‘87. Great live album.
That is a good live album. There is a great expanded version of Otis Redding at the Whiskey A Go Go.
I didn't know that Eric Clapton's middle name was The Wanker. You learn something new every day.
He tried to keep it a secret.
Great list...the original 5 song Live at Leeds is at the top of my list. 2 more I would add, would be Seconds Out by Genesis, and Uriah Heep Live.
I’ve never heard the live Genesis or Uriah Heep live albums.
@@vinylrichie007 You MUST listen to both! Seconds Out is a sonic masterpiece...incredibly well recorded...Suppers Ready will blow you away, all 24+ glorius minutes. I've always felt that U Heep was an underrated band from the 70's....powerhouse live LP. Crank 'em up, 007!! 🔊
Seconds out is a live masterpiece ! Genesis Live is also a very good album
Tim Hardin 3. What an absolutely beautiful trainwreck
I haven’t heard that train wreck.
The one you definitely need to get is Alive by Slade. It's the most rabble-rousing live rock'n'roll album ever made.
I'd like to hear that 801 album. I don't think I would have imagined that Muddy Waters made two live albums that are better than Strangers In the Night (UFO) or Made In Japan (Deep Purple)....but the results are in! lol It's a good topic for a video.
I’ve never heard a UFO record. I don’t have Deep Purple Made In Japan but I do have 3 live Deep Purple DVDs from the early 70’s. Come to think of it I should have included Muddy Waters at Newport.
@@vinylrichie007 lol
That Dead Kennedys one looks sounds cool but kind of a lame cover. I saw the mutiny on the bay live album last time I went to the record store but passed on it, I like Dead Kennedys but sometimes jellos voice gets on my nerves. Have you got the iguanas tapes demos? Iv never seen it before but it seems interesting. The plimsouls one is awesome. Thanks for the shout out!
Mutiny On The Bay is the other great Dead Kennedys. Avoid the Iguanas Tapes. I bought it and was disappointed big time. I purged it.
I made a lot of " left turns " in my life, but never got called " Woodstock ". 👍✌️
I wish that nickname would have stuck.
At 15:00, probably the best entry of the video.
Maybe 2nd best. Rock N Roll Animal is #1.
Get real Richie!!!!!!!!@@vinylrichie007
I dismissed the MC5 album on my first listen as well, but giving it another chance, I was wrong. That Miles I like better than Live Evil. 801 Live is one of my favorite pickups - it was in an old barn that was converted to an antique store, and for some reason it was buried under a stack of stuff. Fifty cents.
Off that , Humble Pie and Guess Who, we wont talk about Wings Over America
Wings Over America is a great live album.
Ten Years After Recorded Live and Live at Fillmore East 1970.
Namath is still my God 55 years later
He was the coolest.
Lot of great stuff there Richie!
Thanks for stopping by.
Richie, I did not know that '' Rock n' Roll Animal'' by Lou Reed was a live album. I saw that album in stores for many years, but just never examined it. It has two great guitarists, Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter. Lynyrd Skynyrd's live, ''One More From The Road'' is one of my favorite live albums, I first owned it on 8-track tape and now have the deluxe cd edition. The shows are from 1976, the band was red hot, three screaming guitars, excellent piano playing, anchored by solid bass lines and incredible drumming. Nobody steals the show, it's a true team effort directed by vocalist Ronnie Van Zant.
I’ve never heard that live Lynyrd Skynyrd album. I have watched live clips and they were great.
Check out Rock N Roll Animal on youtube.
@@vinylrichie007 I will listen to it, I should have listened years ago, ty
@@michaelvalentini4869 Speaking of great guitarist Intro/Sweet Jane has great duo guitars.
@@vinylrichie007 They both joined Alice Cooper when he went ''Solo''.
I am not a huge fan of live albums though I seem to have a pile of Pink Floyd and Cramps live recordings. The Plimsouls would have been a great one, love that group. I never got into Case solo work though
I don’t have many live albums. Never been a big live album guy. I have three from these you showed. Who was at the door?!
Some live albums are great. Most of the time the studio albums are better. Sometimes the studio albums don’t come close to how good a band is live.
It was a salesman.
I usually don’t like live albums either although.. I think Unleashed in the East is fab😁
@@cocodee4959 That is a good one, you re right!
Start off , Cash iconic , Who Nostalgic
That is a good start. I’m pulling albums for my next video and I realized I could have started with Muddy Waters at Newport.
Primus - Suck on this is my fave.
I have not heard that.
It's their debut, and live. Its well worth a listen.
Slade Alive !
I enjoyed the list
Very good choices. Not that you will care, but I have 9 of these. I have some work to do 🙂
9 is a great number. You can’t get everything so don’t even try. It can drive you nuts.
UFO Stangers in the night
This should be a thread
It should be.
I-pod
I almost said i-phone but knew that wasn’t right.
It is a honor to have you watch my video.
I never was much of a fan of live albums. Early you showed half a dozen I could get down with but ordinarily the live albums just don't bring the live experience to me like being there does. I'm spoiled I guess....
Most often live albums don’t come close to being at the gig. On the other hand sometimes a band’s studio albums don’t come close to how good the band is live.
Check out Rock N Roll Animal by Lou Reed. It is my favorite live album. At least check out the first song, Intro/Sweet Jane on youtube.
@@vinylrichie007 Very true and we've both witnessed that a very long time ago...
@@vinylrichie007 Sweet Jane is my fav tune by Reed. He's another guy that I only like some of his material but the ones I do like I like a lot.