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| Rec Me Live Albums like you Attended that Show
For reference check this list out: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?memberid=1034848&listid=167257 | | 1 |  | Joy Division
Preston 28 February 1980
I will put up anyone's recs and unlike Bilbo, as long as I haven't heard it I will still check it out.
So be creative! Act like you actually participated in this show. "When Ian cuts the performance of Heart and Soul short and yelled 'Oi everything is fucking bust, we've olayed wverything thru the bass amp now!' was insane! It really went to show how passionate and aggressive this particular show was, even for Joy Division. The best part of the show, though, was when Ian, amid foguring out how to fix the technical problems, Ian asked "any requests?" and I yelled out "SHADOWPLAY" and so that was the next song they played! | | 2 |  | Nirvana
Live and Loud
If there is a DVD or actual footage of this show, feel free to incorporate any audience participation as your own.
Guy: "I hate MTV!"
Kurt: "Then why are you here?" | | 3 |  | Mayhem
Dawn of the Blackhearts
Be creative, this was a concept I've had in mind for a long time and I'm very excited! | | 4 |  | David Bowie
Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture
Also, feel free to rec as many as you want. Hell you can rec a great live album and a not so great live one.
"The show was very disappointing. All Bowie did was show off his white biy thighs and butcher every vocal performance. Worst was when he butchered my fav song 'Ziggy Stardust' singing the lyrics completely out of time and obviously just going through the motions. Mick was an incredible guitarist tho. The performance of The Width of A Circle was the best thing in the entire setlist and may even be better than the studio version" | | 5 |  | John Coltrane
The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording
Boi, let me tell you sumthin. Coltrane and the gang put on quite the farewell concert. I was visiting New York at the time, and boy let me tell you, they put on a show. It was spectacular, no lie. Alice, Ali, Sanders, and Garrison tore that shit up. The drums were just out of control man, And the solos~ ah, the solos! Some of their best. And what made this all the more special was that this was his final performance before passing later that year. What a way to go out, amiright? Damn, I wish you coulda been there man, it was tightttt.
tl;dr I banged a dude at this concert. 5/5
-SandwhichBubble | | 6 |  | The Mothers of Invention
Roxy & Elsewhere
It was 1974, my time machine had broken down and I needed to find Doc Brown to fix it and then it hit me! I could see Frank Zappa live in concert! So I payed for a show (since it was super cheap back then.) Frank Zappa, George Duke, Ruth Underwood, Napoleon Murphy Brock, and Chester Thompson were all on stage as Zappa started his famous Penguin in Bondage. It hit me again! This was one of the famous Roxy & Elsewhere concerts! To see Ruth preform the marimba part to "Pygmy Twylyte" was just magical. The "Dummy Up" skit was even funnier in person. Doc Brown could wait, this would be the concert of my life.
-ArsMoriendi | | 7 |  | AMM
Newfoundland
wow it was amazing, much like a live show! I attended.
I clapped in between each song.
-Sach | |
TVC15
08.10.16 | Also make sure your recs aren't as short and bare bone like the examples I put in the list lol | SandwichBubble
08.10.16 | John Coltrane - The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording
Boi, let me tell you sumthin. Coltrane and the gang put on quite the farewell concert. I was visiting New York at the time, and boy let me tell you, they put on a show. It was spectacular, no lie. Alice, Ali, Sanders, and Garrison tore that shit up. The drums were just out of control man, And the solos~ ah, the solos! Some of their best. And what made this all the more special was that this was his final performance before passing later that year. What a way to go out, amiright? Damn, I wish you coulda been there man, it was tightttt.
tl;dr I banged a dude at this concert. 5/5 | Conmaniac
08.10.16 | i would rec one but i dont listen to live albums dude ): | CalculatingInfinity
08.10.16 | I'm trying to think of a description but I suck so hard at these. | TVC15
08.10.16 | Live albums are often hit or miss for me | CalculatingInfinity
08.10.16 | Why you never listen to them and watch live DVD's/Blu Rays instead. | TVC15
08.11.16 | The lack of participation makes me really sad :( | ArsMoriendi
08.11.16 | I've seen Roxy & Elsewhere actually preformed by Dweezil Zappa and it was great, silly, and technical. Highly rec'd. | TVC15
08.11.16 | Cmon Ars where's the effort? | ArsMoriendi
08.11.16 | Hold on...
It was 1974, my time machine had broken down and I needed to find Doc Brown to fix it and then it hit me! I could see Frank Zappa live in concert! So I payed for a show (since it was super cheap back then.) Frank Zappa, George Duke, Ruth Underwood, Napoleon Murphy Brock, and Chester Thompson were all on stage as Zappa started his famous Penguin in Bondage. It hit me again! This was one of the famous Roxy & Elsewhere concerts! To see Ruth preform the marimba part to "Pygmy Twylyte" was just magical. The "Dummy Up" skit was even funnier in person. Doc Brown could wait, this would be the concert of my life.
How's that? | TVC15
08.11.16 | 👌
So what's the name of the album? | ArsMoriendi
08.11.16 | The Mothers of Invention - Roxy & Elsewhere | iloveyouall
08.11.16 | wow it was amazing, much like a live show! I attended.
I clapped in between each song.
AMM - Newfoundland | TVC15
08.11.16 | Added it Sach | TVC15
10.11.16 | Bump cos I still believe this has potential |
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