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Subject: "Live" albums
It's hard to narrow down favorite artists, albums, or songs. How about live albums? What are the favorite "Live" albums from the seventies. The three that come to my mind are "Live Bullet", "Wing's Over America", and "Concert for Bangladesh". I've worn out more than one 8-track of "Live Bullet".
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And don't forget Frampton Comes Alive!, the best-selling live album of the 1970's! When that album came out on a single CD, I bought it…
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Ooooooh....great topic! My fave live albums from the 70's:
Live Bullet
Frampton Comes Alive
Kiss Alive
April Wine Live
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In Australia, I'd think "Hot August Night" would be the killer.
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That's another great one. Had that on 8-track, and now on cd.
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And don't forget Frampton Comes Alive!, the best-selling live album of the 1970's! When that album came out on a single CD, I bought it…
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NNNOOOOOO!!! :o Sorry, crazydon but whenever I hear that one song...Do you ,do you, feeel like I dooo? It makes me cringe! ;) UGH!!
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KISS Alive!
KISS Alive II
Allman Brothers Band: At the Fillmore East
Ted Nugent: Double Live Gonzo
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Might actually be 1969, but Humble Pie's "Rockin' The Fillmore" is a great live album. Frampton's last thing with the band.
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Also, I know this is 80s, not 70s, but at least some of the songs are from the 70s... :P
I love "Alchemy" by Dire Straits. When Douglas Adams wrote about the "good bit" in a Dire Straits song happening just as Arthur and Fenchurch were *getting it on* in "So Long, and Thanks For All the Fish", I just *knew* he was writing about "Tunnel Of Love".
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Steve Martin's "Wild and Crazy Guy" wouldn't qualify for a musical live album, but it was hilarious. :D
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Kiss Alive I & II
Frampton Comes Alive
Grand Funk Railroad- Caught In The Act
and, of course, Journey - Captured
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Frampton Comes Alive
Kiss Alive
The Rolling Stones (Early 1980's) I specifically like the way they updated their classics!
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A bit hippyish but Barclay James Harvest - A concert for the people. AC/DC - If you want blood
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NNNOOOOOO!!! :o Sorry, crazydon but whenever I hear that one song...Do you ,do you, feeel like I dooo? It makes me cringe! ;) UGH!!
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I'd much rather hear "Baby, I Love Your Way" whereas "Do You Feel Like We Do" is a great song if you're a disc-jockey in dire need of some serious bathroom time! :D
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How about my the ONLY "Triple Lp" in my collection? "Wings Over America"
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And don't forget Frampton Comes Alive!, the best-selling live album of the 1970's! When that album came out on a single CD, I bought it…
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Did anyone notice that by the early 80s that album was available at every Goodwill store in the nation for about a quarter....? ;D (Ducking quickly to avoid being pummled by eggs, rotten fruit and various other nasty missiles).
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I never got into live albums too much. The Stones "Get Your Ya Yas Out" was good, but that was 1968 or 1969. The only live albums of the 70s I can think of that I bought and liked were Todd Rundgren's "Another Live" and "Mott the Hoople Live."
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Rust Never Sleeps by Neil Young is about the only live album I really like
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Some Great 70's Live Albums I'd like to add :
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains The Same
Deep Purple - Made In Japan
J. Geils Band - Blow Your Face Out
Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening
Mott The Hoople - Live 1974
Foghat - Live
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I am an old time Cat Stevens fan, so my fave live LP would be his Saturnight, which was recorded in 1974!
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Fantastic live albums?
Hot August Night--Neil Diamond...definitely his best work.
Saturnight--Cat Stevens....this one is extremely rare but if you can acquire a copy of it you will be pleased. Only 10,000 copies were released but you may find it at Ebay. It is worth the cost.
Fleetwood Mac--Live I love it
Eagles--Live--I also love it.
Peace,
Yusufscat
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Hey Yusuf'scat,
I KNOW you! And You KNOW me!
Peace,Cat Lover
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Yes, Catlover, we seem to bump into each other at all of Cat's websites... I wonder why...LOL
Love,
A
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YEP! I wonder why! LOL :P :P 8) 8)
Peace,Cat Lover
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Those with 'obsessive-compulsive' tendancies seem to stick together, especially when obsessed with a babe like Cat...LOL ;) :o 8) ;) :) ;D :D
Love,
A
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Obsessive compulsive disorders! Well, you DO KNOW I qualify for that, now don't you! ;) :D ;D 8) :P :-* Now I hope I can learn how to do those dancing bananas! They are just TOO 8)
Peace,Cat Lover
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Two of my favorite live LP's were Waiting for Columbus by
Littlefeat and 4-way Street by Crosby ,Stills, Nash, and
Young
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Aerosmith - Live Bootleg
Three Dog Night - Captured Live at the Forum
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Definitely. This is the Allman's at their prime. I really dig their improvisational style as you never know whats coming up next. These 2 CDs alost never leave my CD changer.
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Rust Never Sleeps-Neil Young
Harry Chapin Stories Live
Journey to the Center of the Earth-Rick Wakeman.
Cat
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One time I had a Rare Earth album from 1971. They were apparently performing on a beach or something. Before they sang "Big Brother", they warned the crowd to get out of the water, so they won't get shocked with all the electric cords around, or they couldn't continue the concert. Pretty wierd moment.
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Thats what I was thinking too "Peter Frampton"...THANK-YOU
:)
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These are by 70s artists, so would that count?:
Styx/REO Speedwagon "Arch Allies" (2000)
Donna Summer "VH1 Presents" (1997)
A Billy Joel Live CD featuring covers of classical tunes, Joel originals, and a cover of "Honky Tonk Women" (1990s)
Best of Foreigner Live (1993)
Pink Floyd "Is There Anybody Out There: The Wall Live 1980-81" (Released in 2000)
Peter Frampton "Frampton Comes Alive" (197_)
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and, of course, Journey - Captured
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Thanks!! I was going to add that one, and Frampton too.
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I used to listen to a Jacksons "Live" concert CD long time
ago.
Howard
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grand funk caught in the act
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On Your Feet OR On Your Knees - Blue Oyster Cult
Buddy Miles and Carlos Santana Live - Guess? ???
ZZ Top's Worldwide Texas Tour - Guess again?? ??? ::)