Whats your Favorite Live CD

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best live cd's or dvd's

Sonics...

Pat Metheny-Way Up Live DVD
Jean-Luc Ponty- Semper Opera Live CD
Seal-Live in Paris CD or DVD
Porcupine Tree-Arriving Somewhere DVD
Dianna Krall- Live in Paris CD or DVD
Steely Dan- Two Against Nature DVD
Alejandro Sanz- Mtv Unplugged CD or DVD

Any of these off the top of my head will kick arse sound wise whether you like the genre or not. I listen to blk metal to big band and these are some darn good sounding recordings.
 
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Mine would have to be Cream "Live at Royal Albert Hall" . I've never heard such a good live recording before.
That does sound good...the reunion...? was better or is that the one you are referring to?
 
This is my first post, so I thought that this would be a good place to jump in. My favorite live music would have to be:
1. Allman Brothers - @ The Fillmore East
2. Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus
3. Grateful Dead - Skull and Roses
4. Lots of great Live Jazz.....too many to list
 
Just a couple off the top of my head, Ten Years After: "Recorded Live", Deep Purple: "Made In Japan", Jeff Beck: "Live at Ronnie Scotts".
 
Rush: Exit Stage Left, Eric Johnson: Alien Love Child, Eric Johnson: Austin City Limits, B.B. Live at the Apollo.
 
"Companion" from Patricia Barber.

Patricia Barber "Companion", recorded Live at The Green Mill, Uptown Chicago,
July 17-19, 1999.

* ^ Just to name one.

** There are a lot more, like "Buena Vista Social Club" produced by Ry Cooder.
*** And Diana Krall "Live in Paris".
Etc.
 
Cheap Trick at Budokan - may not be the best recorded live disc, but I LOVE it just the same.

Rush - Snakes & Arrows Live.

I second Neil Young at Massey Hall - beautiful.
 
My update: The BR of Jeff Beck@Ronnie Scotts. This guy is in a class of his own, and this show is stunning.:cool:
 
Oops... I already responded to this one. My bad. At least I was consistent.

Two fave live CDs:

Little Feat's Waiting for Columbus (not the original release that crammed almost all the music from the original double-live album onto one CD - that one sucks; the one I'm talking about is the double-live CD enhanced version that includes a bunch of tracks featuring more the the Turbo Tower of Power horn section and includes "Don't Bogart That Joint"

The other one is the re-release of The Who's Live at Leeds and includes all of the original album plus a number of other tracks on one CD and all of Tommy, live, recorded at the same concert. The sound is raw, but it's all about the immediacy of the performance.
 

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