The Who-Live at Leeds
Any CBGB show
U2-Zoo TV Live At Sidney

Sam Cooke Live at the Harlem-1963.

Flat out amazing live album, with so much energy. But I’d love to be there just for that rendition of Bring it On Home to Me.

No one mentiones any of the Bob Marley shows?

how could I forget royal albert hall gig with spiritualized…I want a big spliff to go with it

Coachella in 11 days - Rage Against the Machine, baby!

No more Chris Cornell! No more sissy music! Hallelujah!

john peel sessions for nick drake….hendrix new years, woodstock or monoterary pop, nirvana-unplugged, and of course cah folsom prison

Sade-”Lovers Live”

Definitely the Stones’ MSG shows that became “Get Yer Ya-Yas Out”.

The Ramones live album

One More From the Road - Skynyrd
Alive - Kiss
MMJ - Okonokos

All blueprints for how the live album should be done.

i would want to be on the whole festival express .To be able to party with janis joplin then get to go and listen to her.Very special

Jacques Brel last Olympia show

theres tons of shows id have loved to go to…woodstock for starters…

but i have to say going to the concert live rust is recorded from and punching that guy who coughs at the end of sugar mountain in the face….thatd be good times…id be wearing a ‘make love not war” shirt

Definitely Little Feat’s Waiting for Columbus live show. Zeppelin in ‘73. Van Halen in ‘78. ‘Nuff said.

the last waltz is an easy answer when at the climatic song joni mitchell isn’t one of the top five songwriters on stage it’s just ridiculous

Guns N Roses Live at the Whisky 1987, Your One In a Million baby.

Stevie Ray Vaughan–Live at Carnegie (1984)
Any Van Halen Show at the Whiskey
(1977)
Django Rinehardt
Jimi Hendrix (Woodstock)
Grateful Dead with Branford Marseillus/Hornsby

pink floyd at live 8

Most Def..LED ZEPPELIN ‘77 THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME TOUR. I saw this but it was not recorded at Market Square her in Indy. I would wear my old hiphugger jeans and a halter top with my jesus sandals…being the hippie I still am. LOL

Oasis at Knebworth 1996. Not an official release, but definitely worth looking for on the net.

woodstock
st. louis-guns n’ roses
led zeppelin’s sprit of 77 tour

Earls Court–Led Zeppelin
Monterey Pop Festival–Various
Live at the Apollo–James Brown
The Last Waltz–Various
Live at the Fillmore East–The Allman Bros
Live at Folsom Prison–Johnny Cash
Live and Dangerous–Thin Lizzy
Under a Blood Red Sky–U2
Live at Leeds–The Who
Live in the Heart of the City–Whitesnake
Made in Japan–Deep Purple
The Rolling Stone’s Rock n’ Roll Circus–Various

Just thought of two more

Bob Dylan and The Hawks - I doubt I would have been booing because they decided to plug in.

Altamont - For several reasons
1. Gram Parsons
2. Seeing Marty Balin imitate Ali
3. Get my head beaten over with a pool stick by some 300 lb. Hell’s Angel. Ooch! That hurts!!
4. Seeing Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman stone faced while fans get beaten up around them.
5. I would had worn nothing to this concert. I would not had been out of place.

A couple come to mind

1. Woodstock
2. Allman Brothers Band - Fillmore East - I was born several days after that show and not too far from the Fillmore.
3.Cheap Trick - At Budokan would have been a good one. Great music and thousands of Asian Ladies.
4. Monterey Pop Festival
5. Grateful Dead - Either at the Avalon Ballroom or the Fillmore West. Pigpen Lives!!!
6.The Sex Pistols - Any of the American shows. Love a good train wreck. Once in a while.
7. Velvet Underground - Anywhere in NYC would have been great.
8. Cream - Royal Albert Hall Show - The last one in 68.
9. The Band - The Last Waltz Show.
10. The Stooges - In Detroit - late sixties.

i would live at the marquee club from 1962-1975
see the stones, cream, the who, the beatles, jimi
also woodstock and leeds

Depeche Mode 101

live aid - wembley stadium i would have been rocking for a good cause

The Who-Leeds University
The Isle of Wight
Pink Floyd-Ummagumma
Led Zeppelin-The L.A. Forum and Long Beach Arena in California where “How the West Was Won” was recorded.
AC/DC-Donnington Castle
Jimi Hendrix-Woodstock
Big Brother and the Holding Company-The Winterland in ‘68
The Who, Bob Dylan, Cream, Patti Smith-The Royal Albert Hall over the years.

Jane’s Addiction- Either their XXX release or Kettle Whistle.

Flaming Lips- UFOs at the Zoo (can´t wait for the DVD in July)

Any concert when Hendrix and Pink Floyd toured together (back in the syd barrett times)

The usual: The Who Live at Leeds, Cash at Folsom Prison, Allman Bros. at Fillmore East

Curtis Mayfield -Live In New York City
Fixx - React
Tin Machine -Oy Vey Baby
Psychedelic Furs -Beautiful Chaos
Nazareth- ‘Snaz

well….’cheap trick at budokan’ even though i have seen them live 10 times over the past 25 years…still one of the best.

allman brothers at fillmore east
grateful dead at carousel ballroom from live dead 1970
widespread panic at classic city in athens,ga 2000
the mothers live at fillmore 1971
pink floyd at mother’s in birmingham 1969 where ummagumman was recorded
phish a live one 1994 nyc madison square garden
the doors nyc madison square garden 1970 absolutely live or hollywood bowl 1968
cream royal albert hall 2005 or winterland 1967
jimi hendrix band of gypsys fillmore east jan. 1970
13th floor elevators where the pyramid meets the eye 1967 la maison club in houston,tx
grateful dead europe 72 amsterdam without a doubt!

The Great Went ‘97…..Phish at their best

Christ!

Band of Gypsys… hands down
Kicking Television
Bootleg Series Volume 6
Live at Fillmore East
Live at Leeds

MTV unplugged- nirvana
folsom prison- Johnny cash
is there anybody out there?-pink floyd
Any live recording by zeppelin

Wait a minute….I know it would definately be Green Day, but there was that one concert around the “Insomniac” era where they had a huge mud-fight with the crowd and the bassist got his teeth knocked out!! Back when Billie had blue hair….yeah. I’d give up anything go to that. I’ve got Bullet in a Bible on DVD anyway.

ANYTHING by The Smiths, ANYTHING by Iron Maiden, but mostly BULLET IN A BIBLE BY GRRRRRRREEN DAY!
And after that, I’d stop by Folsom Prison to catch “Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart”.

My Morning Jacket, Okonokos
Nirvana, MTV unplugged
Pearl Jam, easy street

Derek & The Dominos at The Filmore.

Why DOES love got to be so sad?

I’d be sporting huge bell bottoms.

nirvana- unplugged in new york. what else would i wear? ripped jeans and a flannel shirt duuhh!

Ramones “It’s Alive” is the greatest live album of all time, so that’s my pick - London, New Years Eve 1977.

Pink Floyd-Is there anybody out there?
Woodstock 69
Neil Young-Massey Hall
Iron Maiden-Live after death

the live album i’m talking about is Kick out the Jams by the MC5 it was an eye opening night. i didn’t think the intensity of this show could be matched,but 2 weeks later across town i was fortunate to see the stooges at the height of their power

i’m old enough to be your dad so iwas actually at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit, on halloween night 1968. iwas wearing buffalo sandels blue jeans and a stooges tshirt it got hot as hell in there and it was the first concert i attended that the crowd jumped up in mass and heaved up and down with the beat.Wayne Kramer and Sonic Smith’s guitars were ear shaterring

Cheap Trick At Budokan
The Who Live Leeds
Jimi Hendrix at Berkley
JOHNNY CASH at Folsom Prison
Nivana…
The Smiths…
Neil young…
all would have been amazing to be at

Iron Maiden at “Rock in Rio.”

I would wear tight black jeans and a metal tee.

And I would totally sell my soul to do it.

Since no one else will admit it, I’d say Bob Seger at Cobo Hall in ‘75 for the “Live Bullet” album. I’d be wearing a huge smile!

The Who-Live at Leeds
The album absolutely captured whatever that “IT” is that the Who have…wow!
It was recorded with four microphones in a school cafeteria by the Who’s sound engineer Bob Pridden.
Just incredible….and they say that the show the night before was recorded and was even better
but someone lost it!
Of course I would dress like a Mod…

Midnight Oil - 1984 “Oils On The Water” concert on Goat Island, Sydney harbour. Peter Garrett dissed the French and nuclear testing in the pacific something fierce.

I’d be the one wearing the freakin’ huge grin from ear-to-ear !

I would defintely see any Led Zeppelin show (especially those in the mid-70’s), and the Allman Bros. at the Fillmore East 1970 (which still blows my mind everytime i listen to it). I saw the Allman Bros. recently, and they were absolutely AMAZING!!!! I can only imagine how it was back in 1970.

the allman brothers band, live at the fillmore east. that show just went all night and is one of the greatest live albums iv ever heard. also duane allmans solo during In Memory of Elizabeth Reed is one of the greatest solos of all time and the fastest trill iv ever heard

1) Pink Floyd, “Is There Anybody Out There” - THE WALL LIVE
2) Black Sabbath, “Live At Last” - anybody who saw the original Sabbath live said it was like watching rock Gods in action.
3) Phish, “Live in Brooklyn” - Instead of the muddy, miserable mess that was Coventry.
4) The Smiths, “The Butterfly Collector” - Oh, to have seen The Smiths on their third-ever live gig!
5)Sublime, “Stand by Your Van” - Just imagine seeing Sublime live!

I would sit in at the studio session that the 13th Floor Elevators did in 1967. The band added crowd noise and passed it off as a live album. They are a favorite band, and I’d see if I could sing back-up or do anything to get on the record. That way I could be live on a non-live album that everyone thinks is live.

AC/DC LIVE
Neil Young Live at Massey Hall

Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More For The Road Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA

soundgarden any tour!

oh my goodness. i know this officially gives me complete loser status… but i would see Rush in when they played Broon’s Bane and the Trees that is on Exit…Stage Left. Those are possibly the two best songs by them. (not to mention that they fade flawlessly into one another)

Deep Purple - Made In Japan

U2- Under a Blood Red Sky

That was a magical night in colorado

james brown- live at the apollo

shirt that says “don’t hate me cuz i’m white”

from the muddy banks of wishka- Nirvana

The Mark Tom and Travis Show- Blink-182

any of the three live albums by the J. Geils Band, one of the best live acts ever to hit a stage

Johnny Cash Live at Folsom Prison, definatly wearing soap on a rope…..

live at leeds. i don’t give a crap what i would be wearing. as long as i got to see that concert. people at leeds university in 1970 were some lucky people…

the who… live at leeds… no doubt!! plus, the bob dylan 30th anniversary concert… imagine seeing Dylan, Petty, Young, Harrison and Clapton rocking out to My Back Pages with the Heartbreakers backing… amazing!

Donny Hathaway-”These Songs For You,Live!”

Erykah Badu-”Live”(really feeling the freestyle she did on “On & On” by the way)

Jimi Hendrix-”Jimi Hendrix:Live At Berkley”

Janis Joplin-”Joplin In Concert”

Fleetwood Mac-”The Dance”

During the ’60’s and 70’s,a black or burgundy leather jacket.a dope hat(like the ones Stevie and in this case Donny wore)and bell bottoms.During the ’90’s,Stussy and Johnny Blaze gear.And those fly,black rimmed,tinted rectangular shades that came in your favorite colors that exploded in the late ’90’s.So serious!

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense

I’d wear an X-Large Suit Coat

Earl’s Court in 1975, Led Zeppelin live would have been great. Unfortunatley I’m to young and I’ll never get the chance.

Woodstock, hands down.

anything from “Frampton Comes Alive”

The Last Waltz!!!
and Jimi at Woodstock
i would have loved to be in the crowd for one of the Beatles’ early shows at the cavern!

Cheap Trick - Live at Budakon

I would’ve worn the girls as meat gloves.

Without a doubt in my mind, The Allman Brothers Band at The Fillmore East. In March of ‘71 I was only 14…this album and the series of shows they came from represent the peak of their creativity and genius.

Midnight Oil
Scream in Blue Live

Nirvana- Unplugged in New York.

I have seen people talking about how there was just something special in the air that night.

I’d love to see the Black Crowes with Elizabeth Goodman. This would rock!

Elizabeth Goodman live at Red Rocks with The Black Crowes

Neil Sedaka live at Budakan

WOODSTOCK….all three days
I was born to late in a world that dosent care….
oh i wsh i was a punk rocker with flowers in my hair !!!!!!

Neil Diamond-Hot August Night (1972)

The greatest live rock n roll record ever.I would have loved to been there (even though I was not born yet)

Hank Williams- On Stage
What would I wear? Eh.

First Kiss Alive album from 1975 at Cobo Arena in Detroit… AWESOME live record!!

Ac/dc live it would have been a hell of a show to go to.

bob dylan - royal albert hall

KISS Alive 2 at the L.A. Forum.1977

Earl’s Court 1975 with Led Zeppelin. In My Time of Dying, the acoustic set and the solo from Stairway are magic.

What would I wear? Who cares!

Nirvana “Unplugged in New York,” or a Foo Fighters albums called “Brain Damage,” which I think was an import or a bootleg of a concert they did in Leeds around “Nothing Left to Lose” time. They didn’t play “Break Out, (I’m not sure if it had come out yet) but that’s all.

I would absolutely love to see “Bullet in a Bible”.

Saw Jimi at Woodstock! Nothing comes close to that and I have seen it all…Cream at the garden in 2005 was moving…the WHO opening for the Doors at the Singer bowl was raw…Jagger and the Stones with Justin Timberlake doing a duet on Miss You in Toronto…Springsteen at the Jazzfest last April was touching…McCartney and Bennett doing a duet at Neil’s Bridge Benefit several years ago was heartfelt…but Jimi…He is the MAN! Maybe this year’s Crossroads fest will be on my wall of fame…

Pearl Jam Boston Concert #3…

The Who- Live At Leeds
INXS- Live Baby Live
Johnny Cash- Live at Folsom Prison
Woodstock
Live Aid/Live 8

Hendrix - WOODSTOCK

how the west was won would be the one reason I wish I was born 20 years earlier. Could care less what I wore.

Dylan’s 1966 Royal albert Hall.

Not my favorite live album ever, but it has huge historical significance, and I’d love to see Dylan saying “fuck you” to everyone.

Maybe the Stone’s “Gimme Shelter” free concert at Altamont. Violent as crap. Maybe try to stop the guy from getting killed.

My favorite live album;s either Allman Bros.’ Fillmore East or Cheap Trick’s At Budokan.

Queen at Wembley, 1986. That would’ve been amazing.

Second place, maybe the Freddie tribute in ‘92. There’s bands I love more than Queen, but none that I think would’ve put on a more spectacular live show.

Our Lady Peace - Live

The 68 Comeback Special

The King in all his glory

The Doors
Hot pink shorts and a white tank top with red beads sewn into it

U2 “Wide Awake in America”

Get Yer Ya-Yas Out

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Pink Floyd - “Is There Anybody Out There? (The Wall Live)”. Not a great live album really, but I would die to have been there at one of those concerts. Of course I would wear all black clothes with a hammer logo on the suirt, and if I was lucky enough, one of those masks that the audiences received.

This won’t go down massively well, but mine’s ‘And All That Could Have Been’ by Nine Inch Nails. It’s very cleaned up, but every single tune just blows the album version out of the water. Just listen to the first track, Terrible Lie. It’s a monster, and it only gets better from there. If I want to listen to Closer, that’s the version I go for….

The Last Waltz
Allman Bros. at Fillmore East
Aretha at Fillmore West
Ray Charles Live at Newport
Miles Davis at the Blackhawk
Coltrane at the Vanguard
Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock, Band of Gypsys

Band OF Gypsies
New Years
at the Filmore East
Jimi at his best and to hear “Machine Gun” live I could finaly die happy.

The songs off of “From the Muddy Banks of the Whishkah” by Nirvana that were from “Live and Loud”. Nirvana at New Years, what an awesome show that was.

Led Zeppelin “How the West Was Won”. California summer of ‘72…the wine and weed flowing…I don’t think it can be topped.

Cheap Trick
Live at Budikon

I would wear all of the japanese girls panties

Beatles
Ed Sullivan

I would wear my birthday suit