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Don't know if this teaser has been thrown out here before, but this is an argument that my friends and I have debated a long time. What is the greatest live recording of a rock song? I tend to stay towards the more commercial entries with my list. The idea being the live version becomes the version that every wants to hear and the studio version (if there is one) seems lame.

1. I Want You To Want Me
2 Running On Empty
3. Free Bird
4. Turn The Page
5. Fingertips
6. Riding The Storm Out
7. Show Me The Way
8. Smoke On The Water
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Old 07-15-2010, 02:24 PM
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Do You Feel Like We Do
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Old 07-15-2010, 02:36 PM
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what criteria?

Recording quality, performance, or simply which one rocked your socks off?
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The entire Allman Bros. Live at Fillmore East.
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I want to say Jackson Brown's version of "Stay", but I don't know that there ever was a studio version.
The Eagles - "Get Over It" and "Love Will Keep Us Alive"
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Thin Lizzy "Live and Dangerous" a close second.
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Probably this. Why else did so many people buy Frampton Comes Alive?

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more commercial entries with my list. The idea being the live version becomes the version that every wants to hear and the studio version (if there is one) seems lame.

"Show Me The Way"
Great example. The live version was the hit...the studio version was a bit lame in comparison.
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The live cuts on the Santana Moonflower album, especially Dance sister dance, Let the children play, Black magic woman, and Europa.

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The entire Allman Bros. Live at Fillmore East.
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As classic rock live recordings go, that is, soup to nuts, IT.

As single songs...

well, I am *so* sick of "do you feel like I do" that I just can't get behind it... and I'd consider "Freebird" were it not for Skynard's recent choice to tour with Sean Hannity in some cracker tour...

So single best live recording, to me? In memory of Elizabeth Read from, of course, Allman Bros, live at the Fillmore east, of course!
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... and I'd consider "Freebird" were it not for Skynard's recent choice to tour with Sean Hannity in some cracker tour...
If I made the artist's political views a criteria for choosing to listen to them or not, I'd have trouble finding anyone to listen to. Lots of great musicians have very little common sense and certainly have little financial sense. They're just lucky they have lot's of talent to cover this deficency.
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If I made the artist's political views a criteria for choosing to listen to them or not, I'd have trouble finding anyone to listen to. Lots of great musicians have very little common sense and certainly have little financial sense. They're just lucky they have lot's of talent to cover this deficency.
Oh, you are quite correct... Normally, I try to tune this stuff out... But this one just went over my "personal line". Every man has his limit, right?
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Oh Oh, maybe The Who- A Quick One on the Rock and Roll Circus show.
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This really a kind of trick question, since most "live" recordings undergo heavy post production in the studio. I can't think of a less "live" sounding record than Frampton.
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