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#26
Nirvana Unplugged is the best acoustic live performance ever
Nirvana Live at the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah is the absolute best though
best " LIVE " album
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#27
Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:
If you're not familiar with UFO, check out these tracks off the CD: Love to love.........Lights out.........Rock Bottom..........Doctor Doctor..........Too hot to handle.
Odds are you've heard them on the radio sometime...............if you're 30 or older anyhow.
xm channell 41 plays all those songsIf you're not familiar with UFO, check out these tracks off the CD: Love to love.........Lights out.........Rock Bottom..........Doctor Doctor..........Too hot to handle.
Odds are you've heard them on the radio sometime...............if you're 30 or older anyhow.
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#29
if we're talking labels putting out a live album, i'd go with frampton
if we're talking bootlegs, I have some unreal U2 and Springsteen concerts.
3+ hours of Springsteen from a small club in Cleveland right from the mixing board is beyond excellent. I also have a few U2 concerts from the mixing board from concerts in Dublin. Incredible stuff.
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#33
Quote Originally Posted by adamjoe:
Pink Floyd's Pulse
I saw "Pulse" but actually liked "RW: Live.....in the flesh" a little better. Feel it was just recorded better..........of course it was a little newer too.
Hoping like hell that Waters releases a video of this latest tour.............should be outstanding.
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#34
My Frampton Comes Alive album got a lot of play when I was a kid. Amazing how much abuse that vinyl could actually take. 
I hadn't seen any pictures of the dude from about 1980 to the late 90s. All of the sudden it seems, he started doing some shows again at smaller venues.
They put a pic of Peter Frampton out in a Cali newspaper for a promo and Peter he looks like an elf now. 
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#35
Quote Originally Posted by G8RB8:
Alice in Chains - unplugged, IMO, the best unplugged session out of all I've heard
You sir... are a genius. Props to you, as well, Konabuzz......
Im not a huge Metallica fan by any means but S&M is fucking great...... I mean the combination of them and The SF Symphony was brilliant
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#37
Quote Originally Posted by Syracuse L.J.:
The best in my CD collection are Springsteen bootlegs
Winterland (concert from 1978)
Wembley Stadium (July 4th 1985)
have the winterland one. find 'summertime bruce', i think that one is by far the best.. you will be blown away by prove it all night...
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#38
Quote Originally Posted by Syracuse L.J.:
The best in my CD collection are Springsteen bootlegs
Winterland (concert from 1978)
Wembley Stadium (July 4th 1985)
have the winterland one. find 'summertime bruce', i think that one is by far the best.. you will be blown away by prove it all night...
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