Best live album?

[buldog5151bass]

Many years back I was told that Rory was not very well known in the US. Is there any truth about it at all?

Not well enough.

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[Fat Freddy]

Snarky Puppy....Family Dinner

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[maxschrek]

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[JimB52]

Derek and the Dominoes In Concert. Amazing drumming and my kind of bass. And great guitar solos.
Live at Leeds. duh.
Allman Bros @ Fillmore East. again, duh.
Band of Gypsies (Fillmore New Years Eve 1969) Message to Love alone . . .

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[ColonelZulu]

 

[tzohn]

Not well enough.

Thanks buldog

 

[MarkBT]

REM - "Live at the Olympia in Dublin" - I would give body parts to have been there...

Richard Thompson / Linda Thompson - "Live, November 1975"

Fairport Convention - "House Full"

(If into that kind of music)

Mark

 

[snarebear]

Full House J Geils Band

 

[mobass33]

Killswitch Engage - Set This World Ablaze
Unearth - Alive at the Apocalypse

 

[gidbass]

Tough one, but I have to go with my first cassette (yes, i am old) ever.

Iron Maiden - Live After Death

 

[StraffordMike]

The 70's ruled for guitar driven rock!
Rush/ All the World's a Stage
Thin Lizzy/ Live and Dangerous
Kiss/Alive
Scorpions/ Tokyo Tapes
UfO/ Strangers in the Night, and, because mom's always right,
Wings Over America.

 

[REV]

Jeff Beck " Appearing this Week" with Tal Wilkenfeld. That recording sounds so perfect I wonder if there was some sweetening.

Jaco Pastorius "The Birthday Concert". I really like the quality of this recording.