ITT: Best live albums
ITT: Best live albums
Matthew Ward
Samuel Stewart
Jace Wood
Alexander Rivera
Between Nothingness and Eternity - Mahavishnu Orchestra
Band Of Gypsys - Hendrix
Sunn Amps and Smashed Guitars - Earth
Live in San Francisco - Ty Segall Band
Berlin: Live at St Anns Warehouse - Lou Reed
Rub Out The Word - Steve Buscemi and Elliott Sharp
Live At the Old Waldorf - Television
Still - Joy Division
Easton Brooks
Austin Long
>So many years we suffered here
>Our country racked with Spanish wars
>Now comes a chance to find ourselves
>And quiet reigns behind our doors
>We think about posterity again
One of their most underrated albums.
Grayson Jones
Ian Garcia
for /metal/ anons
youtube.com
Owen Foster
Henry Sanchez
Daniel Nelson
Great fucking album.
Jack Long
Dilute/Hella live split
Essential math rock listening
Wyatt Wilson
Allman brothers live at the fillmore is the best live album, prove me wrong
Carter Edwards
i thought i'd get torn apart for posting that so im glad im not alone. not even a giant wilco fan, but the production is great, as are the drumming and guitar solos. decent crowd banter too.
Benjamin King
For me, it's Radiohead live at the Großer Sendesaal des SFB.
Jose Moore
the obvious choice
Ethan Morales
havent heard that one but their bonnaroo set from 2006 is incredible. they were trying out new stuff from in rainbows and it sounded kinda different from what ended up on the album. links are at the bottom of the article.
Christopher Howard
Bonnaroo was very good but the Großer, often called the Berlin show, is generally considered to be their best ever performance. The version of Kid A is sublime.
Julian Watson
better than debut imo
Juan White
Cooper Robinson
There’s only one correct answer
William Kelly
The last part of Sour Times is absolutely amazing.
Camden Bell
Nolan Roberts
Live/Dead and Europe 72 are the actual answers
Eli Davis
Parker Reed
I like Alive 2007 (Daft Punk) and Complete Service (Yellow Magic Orchestra) a lot
Isaiah Long
A challenger appears
Aaron Hall
Eli Brown
Isaiah Hughes
Liam Cox