[bauer]

Terrapin Station

Grateful Dead

20 minutes of heaven on earth

[thipfan73]

I forgot I own 'Pulse' by Pink Floyd. That whole album is amazing. My faves on there are "Wish You Were Here", "Dark Side of The Moon", "Learning To Fly" and "Run"

[hotmetal401]

Sober
Tonight's The Night
#36

Cheers

Pat

[The Horrible Esthete]

Some of my faves:

Do You Feel Like I Do - Peter Frampton, Frampton Comes ALive

Great Gig in the Sky - Pink Floyd, Delicate Sound of Thunder

Never Going Back Again Fleetwood Mac, Fleetwood Mac Live

[The Horrible Esthete]

I forgot I own 'Pulse' by Pink Floyd. That whole album is amazing. My faves on there are "Wish You Were Here", "Dark Side of The Moon", "Learning To Fly" and "Run"

Have you seen / listened to Delicate Sound of Thunder?

Great renditions of One of These Days, Money, Dogs of War, Learning to Fly, etc., etc.

[thipfan73]

I forgot I own 'Pulse' by Pink Floyd. That whole album is amazing. My faves on there are "Wish You Were Here", "Dark Side of The Moon", "Learning To Fly" and "Run"

Have you seen / listened to Delicate Sound of Thunder?

Great renditions of One of These Days, Money, Dogs of War, Learning to Fly, etc., etc.

No I haven't perhaps I should check it out!

[The Horrible Esthete]

I have both Pulse and the DSOT DVDs, and while they are both fantastic, I think DSOT edges out Pulse. The video is clearer, sound is a bit cleaner, and seems to better represent the drama to the performances. Well worth the $$ to pop that in on a slow evening, and crank it up. The femal vocalist solos on Great Gig in the Sky give me goosebumps every time.....

[tommygunn]

Off the top of my head...
"Midnight Rambler" - Rolling Stones
"One Way Out" - Allman Brothers

[Douglas]

Right on Dannya2! Death Letter is amazing live. I think my favorite is Fought Piranha's. Did you check them out last summer in Vancouver? I drove from friggin Moose Jaw to see that show. Worth every mile.

[vicariousmartyr]

Grace, too. Anytime, anywhere.

[ABSteele]

Yeah, Grace, Too definitely heads up my list. The excitement I feel when that guitar kicks in is almost indescribable.

The foo fighters are a pretty intense live band; I saw them the first time they played their cover of Prince's "Darling Nikki" and their energy was amazing.

I've heard that Modest Mouse puts on a pretty great live show too, though I haven't been blessed with the chance to see them yet. Maybe sometime soon.

[scottitude]

Some of my faves:

Do You Feel Like I Do - Peter Frampton, Frampton Comes ALive...

Excellent pick! :thumb: FCA is tha great-grandfather of live albums. The sound-quality and Frampton's musicianship stands up against anything and everything recorded since. To this day, the live version of DYFLID blows me away.

[American Hipfan]

There is a band based out of Dublin called the Frames. They have a live album called Bread Crumb Trial which is brilliant. The song Fitzcarraldo is just wicked. Check it out.

[K-Town Lassie]

Let There Be Rock---AC/DC

[ron]

mykel & carli - weezer

don't know if anyone knows the story behind this song but here goes mykel & carli were huge weezer fans a nd friends of the band , on day on the way to a show they died in a car crash.

the boys wrote this about them and sang it with their familys on stage you can watch this on the dvd video capture device


Ron