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by coolstuff » Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:08 am

Allman Brothers - Live at Fillmore East is the the best. End of discussion.

Kiss Alive doesn't count since we now know it's not really a live album after all.
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by sportzjunky » Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:30 am

#1 SRV - Live Alive
Any Stevie show was live altering, in some way. "In Step" is definitely my favorite album overall. Stevie was the greatest for so many reasons.

#2 Ted Nugent - Double Live Gonzo
"this guitar will blow the balls off a charging rhino at 60 paces"... hibernation, stranglehold, everything Ted that is good less the wango tango era.

#3 Rush - All the Worlds a Stage
#4 Hendrix - Stages
#5 Beat Farmers - Loud & Plowed
# 6 Satriani - Live in San Francisco

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by K'SDAD » Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:34 am

Garth Brooks - Double Live
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by jofus » Fri Feb 20, 2009 10:16 am

AC/DC Live (been an AC/DC fan since I had the Dirty Deeds Album around ....6th or 7th grade).

I also like Eagles' Hell Freezes Over CD, just because it had been so long since they broke up, so it was kinda cool

I may catch hell for this one, but I crank up Meatloaf's Live Around the World CDs on my commute every now and then.

Speaking of Meatloaf, I saw him live at the Sternwheel Regatta in Charleston (WV) back in the 80's, he wasn't bad. I also saw Cheap Trick there also...not half bad concerts for the price (free).
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by AGameGal » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:20 pm

artomatic wrote:prince opened for the rolling stones, 1981, LA coliseum tatoo you tour.
he came out in a jock strap, and the general public wasn't quite ready for that.
i went to that concert, but we got there after the opening act, prince...
i think the other acts were J geils band, george thoroughgood, then stones...but memory is hazy from that day... :shock:

i do remember johnny mountain and beverly d'angelo were seated a few rows behind us...
funny the things you do and dont remember...


I was there!!!! They booed and shooed Prince off the stage while he was singing some song with a line that said something about you jack me off, I'll jack you off. It coulda got ugly.

J Geils was awesome, up beat and got you dancin' - the whole day was a blast!
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by Skarp » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:22 pm

AGameGal wrote:
artomatic wrote:prince opened for the rolling stones, 1981, LA coliseum tatoo you tour.
he came out in a jock strap, and the general public wasn't quite ready for that.
i went to that concert, but we got there after the opening act, prince...
i think the other acts were J geils band, george thoroughgood, then stones...but memory is hazy from that day... :shock:

i do remember johnny mountain and beverly d'angelo were seated a few rows behind us...
funny the things you do and dont remember...


I was there!!!! They booed and shooed Prince off the stage while he was singing some song with a line that said something about you jack me off, I'll jack you off. It coulda got ugly.

J Geils was awesome, up beat and got you dancin' - the whole day was a blast!

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by AGameGal » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:23 pm

Yeah ...... wasn't really sure if I shuld have posted it like that or not :roll:
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by NumeroUno » Fri Feb 20, 2009 2:18 pm

I'll let you know when the e-mails start flying in :)
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by AGameGal » Fri Feb 20, 2009 4:16 pm

Thanks Number 1. Shoot!!! I just noticed my spelling error :x
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by GIMNEPIWO » Sat Feb 21, 2009 6:41 am

NumeroUno wrote:What no Kiss???????????

Kiss and Cheap Trick 6th grade

Black Sabbath, Robin Trower, Boston,,
Prince was the first show who was booted from the stage and pelted with shoes

8th grade I think


Saw Kiss at the Capital theatre in Passaic, NJin like 1976 maybe ... they all had blood capsules in their mouths so it looked like the were bleeding ... too bad Gene Simmons is such an arogant woman hating racist butt-hole ...
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