Favorote Live album.

smookie1273
smookie1273 Posts: 11
edited June 2013 in The Porch
My rfavorite live album is Mansfield, Massachusetts July 11, 2003. It's three discs, the first disc is a live set will mellow relaxed feels, the second is the start of the night session, and disc three the finish, a lot of great songs, perfomed with emotion and a great sound.
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  • tribejammer05
    tribejammer05 W'Ville, OH Posts: 696
    I've been enjoying the new Washington boot lately. I've always loved Live on Two Legs and love the PJ sound during the '98 tour.

    Out of the concerts I've been too I always enjoy listening to the Cincinnati 2006 boot. Great, loud crowd, sing-a-longs, and the band was in a great mood. Up until someone threw a copy of Rolling Stone on the stage with Eddie on the cover and requested "The Kids Are Alright"

    "I already played it, asshole. At 7:30." :lol:
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  • Jamminonthe1
    Jamminonthe1 Posts: 1,243
    Based on the title I thought you meant the band Live. Then I wasn't sure if it was just a PJ thread. Man, I'm having a rough day... :fp:
  • october22
    october22 Posts: 2,533
    Throwing Copper.



    And State College '03.
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 31,126
    MSG 2010, 2nd night. They came out like a sledgehammer to start the show and you can hear the crowd singing even in the non-sing along songs like Corduroy and Breathe.

    Vic Theatre, particularly with the All or None opener and the whole setlist was great. Although Ben Harper singing Indifference wasn't very good.

    In general, I think the Boots from 2009 to today are much better than the older ones (official releases aside). When you listen on high end equipment, I think there is a huge difference.
  • Jamminonthe1
    Jamminonthe1 Posts: 1,243
    october22 wrote:
    Throwing Copper.

    I find that to be third behind "Mental Jewelry" and "The Distance to Here."
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 32,365
    PJ? Mmmm, changes frequently.
    I am going to go with a top two of:
    1. Live on 2 Legs (I listened to that SO many times before I had the other boots, like many of us....easily the most listened to PJ live recording for me)
    2. Buenos Aires 2013 - my favorite of the moment. Crowd is amazing just sounds like an awesome time and pumps me up for Chicago, although I know as a crowd we wont be like a B.A. crowd.

    Non-PJ?
    I love the Metallica S&M album. I certainly like their normal stuff better and always have but the mixture of the band with the orchestra is pretty awesome to me.

    SO many to choose from!
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  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 31,126
    If you are talking Non-PJ...

    1. Jimi Plays Monterey. Classic. Even better to watch the film and see him playing solos with his teeth and behind his back.
    2. Allman Brothers, Live from the Fillmore East in 1971. Duane was unbelievable and Greg was perfect.
    3. Neil Young - 1971 Massey Hall. When he was at his writing peak and his voice is perfect. If you don't have this, PM me.
    4. Dave Matthews - Live at Central Park 2003. If you only barely like DMB, this is a great show. You can't play it loud enough.
    5. Pink Floyd - Boston 1976 (or even Pompeii). Previews of Animals songs with alternative lyrics and names, Like Raving and Drooling (played like Sheep)
  • jumbojet
    jumbojet Posts: 1,484
    mrussel1 wrote:
    If you are talking Non-PJ...

    1. Jimi Plays Monterey. Classic. Even better to watch the film and see him playing solos with his teeth and behind his back.
    2. Allman Brothers, Live from the Fillmore East in 1971. Duane was unbelievable and Greg was perfect.
    3. Neil Young - 1971 Massey Hall. When he was at his writing peak and his voice is perfect. If you don't have this, PM me.
    4. Dave Matthews - Live at Central Park 2003. If you only barely like DMB, this is a great show. You can't play it loud enough.
    5. Pink Floyd - Boston 1976 (or even Pompeii). Previews of Animals songs with alternative lyrics and names, Like Raving and Drooling (played like Sheep)

    Great list, there. :thumbup: :thumbup:
    Especially hinged on the last. Animals is great.
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  • jlaustin
    jlaustin Ann Arbor, MI Posts: 2,355
    Love Live at the Gorge - my favorite part is when Eddie says "Fuck those tomorrow people!"

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  • PG98467
    PG98467 Posts: 108
    edited June 2013
    Thin Lizzy-Live and dangerous
    Iron Maiden-Live after death
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  • BinFrog
    BinFrog MA Posts: 7,314
    edited June 2013
    Going with a non-PJ list:

    Rush - Exit Stage Left
    Tommy Emmanuel - Center Stage
    Pink Floyd - Pulse
    Bill Evans - Sunday at the Village Vanguard
    John Coltrane - Live at Birdland
    RATM - Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium
    Jimmy Smith - Root Down
    Nirvana - Unplugged
    Rory Gallagher - Live
    Hendrix - Live at Winterland
    Primus - Suck On This
    Zep - How The West Was Won
    Joe Satriani - Live In San Francisco
    Talking Heads - The Name of This Band is Talking Heads
    Shootyz Groove - Live J.I.V.E.
    Phish - WAY too many shows to even think about listing just 1. 6/11/94, 8/17/97, 12/1/95, 3/22/93, 11/4/90, 7/25/92, 12/29/97, 6/19/04, 12/1/03, 12/31/95, 10/31/94, 6/18/94, 4/3/98. ARGH.
    Billy Cobham - Shabazz
    Wes Montgomery - Smokin' at the Half Note
    Al Di Meola/John McLaughlin/Paco de Lucia - Friday Night In San Francisco
    Miles Davis - Tough choice. Maybe Live @ the 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival?
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  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,738
    little feat-waiting for columbus ;)
  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 31,126
    Get_Right wrote:
    little feat-waiting for columbus ;)

    Yeah, definitely considered a classic. Like Frampton Comes Alive!
  • lcusick
    lcusick Posts: 310
    jumbojet wrote:
    mrussel1 wrote:
    If you are talking Non-PJ...

    1. Jimi Plays Monterey. Classic. Even better to watch the film and see him playing solos with his teeth and behind his back.
    2. Allman Brothers, Live from the Fillmore East in 1971. Duane was unbelievable and Greg was perfect.
    3. Neil Young - 1971 Massey Hall. When he was at his writing peak and his voice is perfect. If you don't have this, PM me.
    4. Dave Matthews - Live at Central Park 2003. If you only barely like DMB, this is a great show. You can't play it loud enough.
    5. Pink Floyd - Boston 1976 (or even Pompeii). Previews of Animals songs with alternative lyrics and names, Like Raving and Drooling (played like Sheep)

    Great list, there. :thumbup: :thumbup:
    Especially hinged on the last. Animals is great.

    I agree with these picks. I have all of these. Down by the River on Massey Hall is awesome. I was never a DMB fan until I was stuck in bed for 6 weeks back in 2003, recoverying from an intense surgery, my son bought me Central Park CD and that changed my mind about Dave Matthews. When I was in high school, I saw the Animals Pink Floyd tour- awesome- they had huge blown up animals floating overhead. Then I would add PJ State College 2003 to this list and all would be well with the world!!!! :lol:
  • Lost In Ohio
    Lost In Ohio Posts: 7,367
    tribejammer05 wrote:
    I've been enjoying the new Washington boot lately. I've always loved Live on Two Legs and love the PJ sound during the '98 tour.

    Out of the concerts I've been too I always enjoy listening to the Cincinnati 2006 boot. Great, loud crowd, sing-a-longs, and the band was in a great mood. Up until someone threw a copy of Rolling Stone on the stage with Eddie on the cover and requested "The Kids Are Alright"

    "I already played it, asshole. At 7:30." :lol:


    SiriusXM has been playing this show throughout this week. :)

    I had very casually debated going to the show, but didn't end up going. It would have meant missing something else.

    Anyway, my favorite PJ boots are probably the first night of the two straight in the Gorge, Buenos Aries 2010, Columbus 2010 and Philly Halloween.

    My favorite "Live" album is Throwing Copper.

    In terms of non-PJ, probably the Collective Soul "Home" they did with the Atlanta Youth Symphony. I'm not a big DMB fan, but I respect the triple live CD he did, the one where I think one CD was yellow, another was green and the third was blue.
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  • jumbojet
    jumbojet Posts: 1,484
    Guys, now I have to assume the unpleasant role of forum cop.

    This non-PJ live show discussion, although it is great, should go to Other Music.

    PJ live shows are generally discussed under forum Given to Fly. There is a thread there named like, "which boots are you listening to now?".

    Sorry.
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  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,738
    jumbojet wrote:
    Guys, now I have to assume the unpleasant role of forum cop.

    This non-PJ live show discussion, although it is great, should go to Other Music.

    PJ live shows are generally discussed under forum Given to Fly. There is a thread there named like, "which boots are you listening to now?".

    Sorry.
    boo
  • Come Back in Black
    Come Back in Black Posts: 659
    Benaroya Hall is my favorite. It's one of a kind.
  • BinFrog
    BinFrog MA Posts: 7,314
    jumbojet wrote:
    Guys, now I have to assume the unpleasant role of forum cop.

    This non-PJ live show discussion, although it is great, should go to Other Music.

    PJ live shows are generally discussed under forum Given to Fly. There is a thread there named like, "which boots are you listening to now?".

    Sorry.


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  • jumbojet
    jumbojet Posts: 1,484
    Get_Right wrote:
    jumbojet wrote:
    Guys, now I have to assume the unpleasant role of forum cop.

    This non-PJ live show discussion, although it is great, should go to Other Music.

    PJ live shows are generally discussed under forum Given to Fly. There is a thread there named like, "which boots are you listening to now?".

    Sorry.
    boo

    Yeah, really. Sorry if this upset you. :roll:
    Actually this could be a very good thread in that Other Music forum. :geek:
    You have to give other forums a chance, as well. :corn:
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