[hodgjy]

I've said if before, but it's so worth repeating.  Alice in Chains Unplugged is truly sublime.  Today, I listened to for the first time through a new amp.  It was truly like it was the first time I have ever heard the album.  I had tingles down my spine hearing Lane Staley's haunting voice.

 

[MorbidToaster]

Gonna have to mention Daft Punk's Alive 2007 and 1997 again. By far my favorites.

 

[KG Jag]

I'll add: Little Feat "Waiting for Columbus" (Rhino 2002 release)

 

[Personnel Jezuz]

Just recently discovered Lou Reed's Take No Prisoners, pure goose-bumps 

 

[Azathoth]

My favorite live album of all time remains to be Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous. The energy and swagger just jumps out at you, overdubs be damned.

 

[Chris J]

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I'll add: Little Feat "Waiting for Columbus" (Rhino 2002 release)

massive +1 on the Feat!
The latest MFSL vinyl edition is pretty damn good, if you roll that way!
 

 

[KG Jag]

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massive +1 on the Feat!
The latest MFSL vinyl edition is pretty damn good, if you roll that way!
 

I still and have my vinyl going back to the mid-60's, and have very good things about the MFSL releases.  But... the prices vs. other options plus the laziness of old age pertaining to cleaning and flipping records has gotten the best of me--at least most of the time.  Still there is nothing like the LP jacket to set the mood and prime the interest in excitement for listening to music.
 

 

[joe]

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I've said if before, but it's so worth repeating.  Alice in Chains Unplugged is truly sublime.  Today, I listened to for the first time through a new amp.  It was truly like it was the first time I have ever heard the album.  I had tingles down my spine hearing Lane Staley's haunting voice.

Truly an amazing album.  I came into the thread to post it, and thankfully, you recently brought it up.

 

[eddiek997]

Adele live at the Royal Albert Hall

 

[eddiek997]

Also, AIX records production of Carl Verheyen Band Rumor Mill.
Amazing recording. Amazing.

 

[kmj2587]

I don't generally care for live albums, but there are a couple I've found that really stood out for me.
 
1.  Daft Punk - Alive 2007.
2. Jethro Tull - Bursting Out.

 

[snapple10]

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Adele live at the Royal Albert Hall

Absolutely!!!!!

 

[X2Eliah]

Definitely Alice in Chain's unplugged.. It completely demolishes 99% of non-live records, not to speak about other "live captures". It's just truly brilliant for headphones.

 

[hodgjy]

I've been doing some listening to my live CDs lately, and these are getting quite a lot of play lately:
 
Nirvana Unplugged
Dave Matthews Band the Central Park Concert
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Live in Las Vegas
O.A.R. Rain or Shine

 

[NYharmoniphile]

Nice topic - thanks for the post and the lists everyone!
 
I actually don't have a lot of live music - more EPs, but only one recent (as in recent to ME) CD:
Pete Yorn "Live from New Jersey"
 
If you know this musician and his work - he sounds excellent in concert. I was recently expanding my music collection, and so looked for CDs which I had missed hearing about. It was great to discover that this musician can really both sing and play (guitar).