Interesting hearing Martin talking about about live albums as he's generally not a big fan of them. The Robin Trower Live album is in desperate need of a deluxe reissue with some bonus tracks. 🎸
Get the anniversary edition of Moving Pictures. It has Live in YYZ, a double live album/cd of the entire setlist which includes Limelight and much more.
If You Want Blood You Got It has always been one of my favorite Live albums but I agree with Martin about "Rocker", I wish they would have kept Dog Eat Dog instead which they actually cut from the recording. It contains my favorite version of Hell Aint A Bad Place To Be. It just suddenly kicks in and crushes. Bon sounds so good on this album. I also like how you can hear the hum of the equipment and feeback throughout this record. This is another reason why Bad Boy Boogie is one of my favorites off this. Its the song where the band extends their jam a bit while letting Angus do his thing. Its actually somewhat short compared to what they started doing later on. Angus's vibrato and his ability to control his feedback during Boogie is haunting sounding, like he's summoning spirits or something. They were such a force when they were young and hungry and living on the road. Just playing that album back in my head right now and hearing how tight and powerful they sounded is almost giving me goosebumps. I listened to it for the first time in a while just a few months ago and now I feel like blasting it again on my stereo at deafening volume, just to physically feel the music thumping in my chest.
Thank you Pete for suggesting South Side Of The Sky as a substitute on Yessongs. That song is my absolute go to song off of Fragile and I don't think that it gets mentioned nearly enough. A solid gold track in my eyes.
I never understood why Beyond The Realms of Death wasn't included in the CD release of Judas Priest's Unleashed In The East when it was part of a 3 track single included in the original vinyl release.
Skynyrds 'One More From The Road' is nigh on perfect, but it always bugged me that it didn't contain any tracks from Gimme Back My Bullets. Would love to have heard that track on the LP as well as one other, probably Roll Gypsy Roll, as it's one of my favourite deep cuts from this great US band
If the songs were not played at the shows that were recorded for a live album, there is no point wishing the songs should have been included on the live album. For example, for Tokyo Tapes, if you look at the setlist website, the only songs that were played, but not included on the album, are Kimigayo and Hell-Cat, as encores. Virgin Killer was not played. Same for If You Want Blood from AC/DC, only one or two songs that were played at that concert were not included on the live album (none were the ones Martin wanted). (BTW, I often checked the setlist website for the shows that were recorded for a live album.) For me, a live album should include all the songs that were played on a tour or show and in the order they were played. This would give you the full experience.
...agree. I did bring that up with Pete's opinion on "Exit Stage Left," where "Circumstances" and "A Farewell To Kings" were not played...however, "The Camera Eye" and "Natural Science" WERE...so, there we are...
Horslips closed out the 70's with the single disc, The Belfast Gigs, which was actually culled from three shows so there was plenty of room to make it a double album considering they had 9 VERY different studio albums to draw from.
...oh, I wish I could've been a "guest" for this show...you guys touched on quite a few live albums where I thought the track listing was "wanting," but 3 of them are personal "pet peeves" of mine...please forgive the elongated "rant" below on those 3, but I cannot help myself, due to the "personal nature" of this topic...1) Angel "Live Without A Net"...first off, this album was not, to my knowledge, mentioned once as part of your previous "live album" topics...I was always curious about Pete's opinion on it, and unless I missed it somehow, I never got any sort of input until this episode...when it first came out, I was a huge Angel fan, and was elated at the simple existence of a live Angel album...I have zero problems between the Mickey Jones vs. the Felix Robinson eras of the band, but the song selection on this is what makes this an "average" live album vs. a "great" live album...first of all, by this time, live albums featuring drum, guitar and keyboard solos were waning...get rid of that excessive crap and include more songs, as opposed to elongated versions of songs that would've been just fine @ the original album length...second, omit "filler"..."Over And Over" was never one of their best songs, get rid of it...and I agree with Martin on "Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore," which, on here, sounds awful...and do we really need a cover version of "All The Young Dudes?"...and the "live" version of "20th Century Foxes" could've been put on the b-side of the studio version of this totally worthless song...in their places, "Cast The First Stone," "Mirrors," "The Fortune," "Sunday Morning," and "Chicken Soup" would've made this fantastic....and one other thing...they left out a verse on "Can You Feel It," which is also lacklustre on this album...I mentioned it to Punky and he wasn't even aware it was missing, and they still perform the "verse-less" version to this day...2) Nazareth "'Snaz"...I hated it back then, and I hate it today...first of all, who the hell let the honky-tonk piano player in? I don't need no damn honky tonk piano in "Beggar's Day," for crying out loud. Second, Pete, you are absolutely correct...this album should've been recorded on the "No Mean City" tour...and it's literally impossible to find any live recordings from that tour. I've put together a 16-song selection that would've made a snarling, biting, kicking live album from Nazareth, but from what I've read, they deemed it necessary to "show their versatility" as opposed to being a straight-forward kick-ass live band...to each their own. But "Go Down Fighting," "Revenge Is Sweet," "I Am The Violin," "Silver Dollar Forger," "No Mean City," "Alcatraz"...they had so many damn good songs that would've made this a killer album...I was the "entertainment editior" for my high school newspaper the year this came out...I gave it a shitty review, because it's a shitty album...and, finally 3) Rush "Exit Stage Left"...despite the horrible production, the album is...weird. Initially addressing Pete's addtions to the album, I was in attendance at both the "Permanent Waves" and "Moving Pictures" shows, and although I agree with your inclusions, the band did not play "Circumstances" and "A Farewell To Kings" on those tours...what I submit as an alternative is this...at this time, Rush was "riding a wave"...why not take a dare (not like Rush would 'take a dare' on anything...!) and release a 3-disc live album...that way, the entire concert could be represented...parts of "Cygnus/Hemispheres"..."The Camera Eye"..."Natural Science"..."Vital Signs," which was relegated to the b-side of a single from the "Signals" album...after all, Yes and ELP did it...why not Rush? Particularly at that time of their career...as for your removal of "Beneath, Between And Behind," I'm glad they did it, along with "A Passage To Bangkok." Yes, it would've been cool to hear both of those on "All The World's A Stage," but at least there is a live representation of those songs (although the studio versions of both smoke the live versions...) from that time period. Sorry I was so long-winded, but you "hit a nerve" with me on this topic. :0)
That whole side is perfect the way it is. "Broon's Bane", "The Trees", and "Xanadu". However, Pete is right. "Circumstances" would have been a great addition.
Aerosmith “Live! Bootleg” is one of my favorite live albums of all time but it’s missing my favorite songs from each album it pulls from: • Moving Out (Debut) • Same Old Song and Dance (Get Your Wings) • Adam’s Apple (Toys in the Attic) • Nobody’s Fault (Rocks) • Kings and Queens (Draw the Line)
Good show guys, some excellent choices and a few I haven't even heard yet, so yay more homework for me, I guess. lol There are a few that came to mind but my live album was a posthumous release. Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads Tribute, released in 1987. Since it was released 5 years after Randy's death, I never understood why, " Over The Mountain " wasn't the opening song, let alone not on it at all! I could have done without, " Paranoid " or " No Bone Movies ". I also would have put, " Diary of a Madman " on there as well, " Little Dolls " or " S.A.T.O " would have been great too. It was heavily lop sided with the Blizzard songs and only two songs off of DOAMM, " Believer " and " Flying High Again ", which are okay but not as good as the others I mentioned, at least not to me. lol
The extended "Bed's Too Big Without You" on that Police Live album is incredible. It's the early Police experimenting on stage and improvising, which is a treat.
Good Show! I'm going to delve back into some of the latter day ZZ Top albums as I've never given them much love. As for If You Want Blood, I wouldn't take anything away but it should have been a double album.
Wanted to add that another good topic is "perfect timing" of the release... DAVID BOWIE DAVID LIVE - At The Tower Theater, Philadelphia (1974) RCA Victor Any time i listen to this brilliant and all consuming great double live album, I feel instantly grateful for "when" this album was released. Although I love all Bowie music through the early 80s, if "David Live" (1974) had been "even one year earlier," there would be no Diamond Dogs tracks. And if it had come out in say, 1976, you would not only have less of all those excellent earlier songs, but you'd have David Bowie himself in a slightly different state of mind. I'd also like to menton that this album features Bowie in brilliant, powerful voice and the highly underrated Earl Slick putting out killer solo after solo, magnificent lick after lick of guitar that matches the songs perfectly. Not to mention Mike Garson's decadent piano, which adds such a uniquely brazen touch to the top. It's a wholly magnificent album, and THE one I think of first when it comes to this particular topic... and a helluva lot else too. Bowie also adds in a slightly more fresh approach to most of the songs as well (1984, Rebel Rebel, Sweet Thing, Changes, Suffragette City, Aladdin Sane, Cracked Actor, Rock and Roll With Me, The Width of a Circle, The Jean Genie and the stunning Rock and Roll Suicide (in its "best ever" form)....all of which are performed in a way slightly different from the norm, and pefectly fitting for this immersive and involving concert. One which truly makes you feel like "you're there," in the Tower Theater, July, 1974. ML ⚡
Ken Lyons and Larry Junstrom, both bassists for .38 Special have died. Great episode, but I thought for sure one of you were going to mention Y&T's Open Fire. Single live album, strange track listing, not one song from Mean Streak or In Rock We Trust.
Interesting show! But let me tell you Pete, I wouldn't leave out Carol from Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. I'm not a fan of the old covers either but what the Stones do with that song in that recording with a spectacular Keith Richards is supreme. Nothing flashy just a magnetic groove. All the greatness of the Stones is in that version. It took me years to realize how incredible this version is
I pretty much agree 100% with what Pete said about Yessongs. Also with what Martin said about "Priest,,,Live!" Reckless is by FAR the best song on Turbo.
Side 4 on Live and Dangerous could really do with some retooling in my opinion. Baby Drives Me Crazy, Sha La La and even The Rocker are there ahead of strong material in their repartee.
I did a podcast episode on this idea... I almost think you've been tricked by the title of "Sha La La" and forgetting how awesome it is. Like, fully, trimphant, tricky, fresh Lizzy, twin leads, massive drumming, everything... just a crap title. If it was caled "Killing of the Massacred Warriors" we'd love it more.
I would have dropped Baby Drives Me Crazy and Sha La La for three early classics: Thing's Ain't Working Out Down At The Farm, Little Darling, and Little Girl In Bloom
For Genesis live it should have included "Suppers Ready" on side one.... Side 2 would have "Watcher of The Skies" and "The Knife". It should have been a double album to include more songs. 😢
How about a show on lost live albums that have come back at a later date? Such as all the tracks added to Unleashed in the east, side 4 of Live after death being removed and then added back a few years later, or the full show recording of Maiden Japan that blows away the Live EP...
Maiden Japan was supposed to be a 2-LP live album, but was reduced to a 4- or 5-song EP (depending on the version) after Paul D was fired. The management decided that it would not be good to release a double LP when the singer was no longer in the band and a new album with a new singer was going to be released a few months later. I enjoyed listening to the bootleg version of Maiden Japan (the full show where the songs were recorded). I like your idea for the subject.
I always said jeff beck live with the jan hammer should have been a double album...they definitely had the material I have the bootlegs..which had led boots .Sophie. come dancing ect
I saw that tour in the Fall of 1976, I believe it was. I do not recall them playing anything from Wired other than Blue Wind. REO Speedwagon opened and played what was to become "You Get What You Play For" album in its entirety. Beck and Hammer had very little material between them and Beck didn't come on stage until well after Hammer and band had gotten pretty deep into their set. Those bootlegs are from a different band perhaps
Just saw Stewart Copeland “Police Deconstructed”. He did a fantastic job of reimagining the mainstay Police songs with an orchestra and female vocalists! He is still one of the fastest and yet precise drummers I have ever seen! And being here in Northern Indianapolis, was that Nick D’Virgilio filling in on drums when Copeland was conducting!? With Nick living about 90 minutes north of Indy it could be. But Copeland didn’t introduce anyone. ☹️
Great episode. As a huge Yes fan, I completely agree with Pete's thoughts that "South Side of the Sky" and "America" should have been on Yessongs. What an album it is. And what an album it could have been!
We did lose Larry Junstrom from 38 Special in 2019. He was their bass player from 1977 - 2014. I had picked Molly Hatchet before you ended with them! Yes take off 'Freebird' & 'Satisfied Man'. My choice would be 'Sweet Dixie' & 'Good Rockin'.
there are so damn many live southern rock albums that the band feels obligated to play "Free Bird"...wake-up call...NO! You don't...as far as that Molly Hatchet live album, I love it...
Agree and disagree with Martin, about AC/DC's "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)" 1978, Atlantic CBS, inc. First off, I do agree that it should've been a double album. Could've included several other POWERAGE tracks (also "my" fave studio LP), such as "Up To My Neck In You," "Gone Shootin'," "What's Next to The Moon" "Sin City" and "Down Payment Blues" to choose from (all of which are stellar AC/DC songs) BUT.... this album does work fantastically, just as it is! Martin, look, if you want to say that you don't want to hear "The Jack" or "Bad Boy Boogie," make sure you're talking about the later BJ era, when "The Jack" was performed in a 'much less effective' way. THE JACK here is totally classic, what with Bon's much more visceral, alt. lyrics and....oh, shit...Angus Young's absolutely killer licks! I mean, his soloing on "The Jack" is some of the finest blues work...ever. Not to mention his unbelievable TONE. It does not get better. "Bad Boy Boogie" and "Let There Be Rock" also contain a far more effective, badass, evil-tinged quality that tops the already marvelous studio versions. So, yes to it bring a double album, NO to replacing any of the fantastic tracks already present. *I wouldn't mind this album also containing brilliant eaeloet tracks like "Rock and Roll Singer," "Overdose" and "Can I Sit Next To You Girl" as well. Also, Pete, I totally agree about The Rolling Stones. That album should've included "Gimmie Shelter," "Live With Me," and "Monkey Man"...just to note three from one album. Totally agree with that! But....those two Chuck Berry songs (Carol & Little Queenie) are both brilliant, groovy & involving. Most especially due to the great Mick Taylor, who makes both that much more badass! Marc ⚡
I appreciate Martin's regard for ZZ Top's post-Recycler releases. On his suggestion I explored those records and I'm so glad I did. There's some great, unexpected stuff on them!
One of my favourite live albums is Space Ritual from Hawkwind. I'm not sure I would take anything out, but there has to be a way to include Silver Machine, which is an amazing song as well as being their hit. Perhaps it could have been done as an encore?
Pete, you're so right about Queen Live At Wembley '86, they left off so many good live songs, the 2 you mentioned as well as Somebody To Love (you only have to see Montreal '81 or Milton Keynes '82 DVD's to see how great it is), Spread Your Wings, Stone Cold Crazy, You're My Best Friend, Don't Stop Me Now, Play The Game,Dragon Attack, etc. That's why Montreal and Milton Keynes will always be superior. Maybe the band were getting tired by 1986 so had to dial back the physicality by doing some low-key acoustic covers.
Martin! How you and I can love AC⚡️DC so much, but disagree on so much! Bad Boy Boogie, High Voltage, and the Jack are killer performances! The only problem with Rocker is that it isn't double digits in length! I do however agree with you, it could use waaaay more from Powerage. Gimme A Bullet, Down Payment Blues, Sin City, and Kicked In the Teeth needed to be on here. I would also love to get Soul Stripper on a live album!
Jefferson Airplane's archival Sweeping Up the Spotlight is missing Somebody to Love. The 2004 reissue of Volunteers has Somebody to Love from that show and it's incredible.
Helloween'89 "live in uk" should've been a double, lots and lots of missing pieces. Thin Lizzy's "live and dangerous" doesn't have "bad reputation" on it!
Fun topic. The idea for Rush is spot on. That would have been killer. I’m one that know matter how good a job a band does on cover songs I would much rather have their own songs on a live album. ZZTOP Thug would have been cool live. Could have heard Dusty thumping that bass.Great show gentlemen! Monthly show, favorite live albums. What do you think? Sounds like you have enough live albums that you really love. ( 30 or 31 depending on the month)
I can't cosign removing Broon's Bane. It's awesome and unless you've seen them do The Trees live you would never hear it and that's definitely something that should be heard. I have no idea why it wasn't on the studio version because it's an awesome intro.
Very interesting topic. I agree with the Purple Mk III live albums. Space Trucking could be omitted in place of 3 or 4 songs from Burn and Stormbringer. My pick is Blackfoot;s Highway Song Live. Its a great album no doubt but could have been ,more epic had they included at least 2 more tracks from the album they were touring , Marauder and also added the heavier tracks like Street fighter or Warped from Tomcattin.
Iron Maiden's Rock In Rio doesn't have a single song from Somewhere In Time. I would personally take out Sanctuary and insert a song from the aforementioned album in its place (preferably "Wasted Years" or "Stranger In A Strange Land").
Great shirt Pete! I’m watching on my phone so it’s pretty small & not really clear. But I’d know that logo anywhere. Can’t see below the logo…which concert or album was it from?
"We Are The Sun: P. Pardo Sings the Hits of Yes" forthcoming on K-Tel. Featuring Martin Popoff on drums, percussion and vibes. Includes weather reports in between each song. Scheduled album release Spring 2024. Available for pre-order. Order your copy now!
"The Alice Cooper Show" enlarge the record to a double set and dump the medley for full versions of the tunes "Extraterrestrial Live" BOC Dump Doors cover and add 'Lips in the Hills' and 'I Am the Storm' "You Can't Argue with a Sick Mind" Joe Walsh add in the dropped tunes 'Welcome to the Club' and 'Mother Says' "Mahogany Rush Live" Don't ignore Maxoom and Strange Universe to expand it to a double album
The only one i can think of is Ozzy Osbourne. Speak of the Devil. I would scrap the whole set list and put in the songs from the Diary of a Madman tour. 🤘🏽
Helloween's "Live in the UK" is fantastic but, considering that they had already released 3 albums by this point, disappointing that only includes 7 live tracks.
Even worse was their 1989 "I want out" live (ep?). 6 songs and missing their best stuff (Eagle Fly Free, Halloween & Keeper). Most disappointing live album I ever purchased.
I don't mind live cover songs if it a true representation of the tour involved. Like Roadhouse Blues on Blue Öyster Cult's Extra Terrestrial Live. That pretty much was their encore song on their early to mid 80's tours. One live album I'd like a song change is Utopia's Another Live. Take off The Move's Do Ya, although it may have spurred Jeff Lynne to re-record it with ELO. I would put another original song or at least a Rundgren solo song on it.
Damn @martinpopoff! Six hours?! Did he try to sell you a timeshare when you were at it too?! 🤣🤣 I love this topic. Especially the Priest pick. Totally agree with that one with adding Grinder or SFV. Maybe something like Dissident Aggressor too. 👍 I was actually thinking about a topic the other day when I was talking to one of my friends that maybe you guys might find interesting, and we actually . Actually two. First is “Top 10 Songs That Put You in a Trance” and second is “Top 10 Songs That When You Hear Them Put You Right Back to a Specific Moment in Your Life” with examples. Cheers boys!
Golden Earring: Live - Sueleen in, Just Like Vince Taylor out Blue Oyster Cult: On Your Feet Or On Your Knees - Astronomy and Flaming Telepaths in, Maserati GT and Before the Kiss out
As much as I like Rainbow On Stage, it does feel weak! Pete's picks for changed songs on that one are perfect! I think the album is more remembered because of Ronnie James Dio (huge fan here) as opposed to the quality of the setlist; or lack of. Very interesting topic and video here.
Unleashed In The East is about as perfect of a live album for Judas Priest at that time period. What would make it absolutely more killer is if they would've added a few more tracks from Stained Class to the set list. Like maybe Saints In Hell, Savage or even Stained Class. But I don't think I would remove any of it's current songs.
Skynyrd - 1 More From The Rd: remove T For TX, Crossroads for Simple Man, Gimme Back My Bullets; Tull - Bursting Out: remove Flute improv, Conundrum, Dambusters for Nothing Is Easy, Teacher, Hymn 43; Aerosmith - Bootleg: remove Come Together, Chip Away The Stone, Ain’t Got You for Same Old Song & Dance, Rats In The Cellar, Kings & Queens; Hot Tuna - Double Dose: remove Winin Boy, Bowlegged Woman for Water Song, I See The Light; Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live Alive: remove Mary Had A Little Lamb I’m Leavin You for Lookin Out the Window, Couldn’t Stand The Weather
Missed this due to work seminar. But off the top of my head..... Rainbow- On Stage: Stargazer (I refuse to purchase this record for this reason) Scorpions- Tokyo Tapes: Sails Of Charon (Same) Status Quo - Live!: Down Down (remove In My Chair) AC/DC - If You Want Blood, You Got It: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap and TNT (remove Rocker) Rush- Exit.....Stage Left: Limelight (remove Broon's Bane) Judas Priest- Unleashed In The East: Beyond The Realms Of Death Slayer- Decade Of Aggression: for the love of god SOMETHING else off Hell Awaits (remove Expendable Youth or Dead Skin Mask) Ozzy Osbourne- Tribute: Over The Mountain and the second half of Iron Man Pantera- Official Live 101 Proof: Primal Concrete Sledge (take off that stupid Dom/Hollow medley) Metallica- Live Shit Binge & Purge [Mexico City]: the second half of Master Of Puppets (take off the 500 minutes of the Seek & Destroy jam, or Nothing Else Matters) and for the record, I LOVE Leave This Town.
I'm surprised the original Live At Leeds album wasn't mentioned. Less covers and more originals would have made the album so much more representative of their live act at the time.
Saxon The Eagle Has Landed : no Dallas 1 P.M., no Denim and Leather, no And The Bands Played On, weird choice, they played them on the '82 tour. I think Fire In The Sky and Machine Gun are not bad but they're not as good as these 3 songs.
I remember feeling disappointed that Free-For-All was not included on Nugent's Double Live Gonzo. I also would have liked Queen Of The Forest and Snake Skin Cowboys.
Rainbow first started out their Rainbow Rising Tour with A Light In The Black included in their set list right after playing Stargazer. But after a few shows it was too demanding & tiresome for Cozy to play back to back every night. So they took it off their set list. There might be a rare recording of it live somewhere.
The only problem I see here is that a lot of the songs you guys suggest were not played on the corresponding tours... like "Monkey Man". Woulda been great, but they didn't have a live version to include.
Queen released very few official live albums and it could be argued that they heavily promoted the studio album live that was released at that time, sadly for reasons known only to them they discarded the majority of their 70's catalogue in the 80's whether that was because of changes in Freddie's voice or maybe they just got comfortable/ lazy with the same old set.
Quo Live - Paper Plane Supertramp Paris-,Give A Little Bit If You Want Blood - Fling Thing which was the intro to Rocker at the time. Would include Stargazer but it’s Pete’s pick. Of course it was on Live in Germany.
On Skynryd's One More From The Road they should have had Simple Man and I Need You (if that was still in the set list) rather than say Traveliin' Man (which was never on an album)
...agree. If you don't have the deluxe editions of some of their albums, they do include some bonus live stuff recorded on tours of those albums. You might find what you're looking for there. Cheers!
Interesting hearing Martin talking about about live albums as he's generally not a big fan of them. The Robin Trower Live album is in desperate need of a deluxe reissue with some bonus tracks. 🎸
The first album that came to my mind was rush Exit stage left when they didn't do Limelight
Get the anniversary edition of Moving Pictures. It has Live in YYZ, a double live album/cd of the entire setlist which includes Limelight and much more.
But it's on Live in YYZ 1981...a better live album than Exit...Stage Left !
If You Want Blood You Got It has always been one of my favorite Live albums but I agree with Martin about "Rocker", I wish they would have kept Dog Eat Dog instead which they actually cut from the recording.
It contains my favorite version of Hell Aint A Bad Place To Be. It just suddenly kicks in and crushes. Bon sounds so good on this album. I also like how you can hear the hum of the equipment and feeback throughout this record. This is another reason why Bad Boy Boogie is one of my favorites off this. Its the song where the band extends their jam a bit while letting Angus do his thing. Its actually somewhat short compared to what they started doing later on. Angus's vibrato and his ability to control his feedback during Boogie is haunting sounding, like he's summoning spirits or something.
They were such a force when they were young and hungry and living on the road. Just playing that album back in my head right now and hearing how tight and powerful they sounded is almost giving me goosebumps. I listened to it for the first time in a while just a few months ago and now I feel like blasting it again on my stereo at deafening volume, just to physically feel the music thumping in my chest.
The only change I would make to that album is make it a double album full show, not cut any tracks off of it.
I wish they had added Go Down or Up To My Neck In You or Kicked In The Teeth.
@@scottricci5063 or maybe something from the first album like rock n roll singer. I love that song.
@@martymartin2894 and I got the Devil in my blood, telling me what to do...and I'm all ears
@@scottricci5063 yes and the devil led him to early death.
Thank you Pete for suggesting South Side Of The Sky as a substitute on Yessongs. That song is my absolute go to song off of Fragile and I don't think that it gets mentioned nearly enough. A solid gold track in my eyes.
These old acts grew up in the 50’s and they loved that music!
I never understood why Beyond The Realms of Death wasn't included in the CD release of Judas Priest's Unleashed In The East when it was part of a 3 track single included in the original vinyl release.
Love Pete's Jon Anderson impression! Not sure about Yes covering War Pigs but I could listen to a whole album of Sabbath covering Yes....
He was joking about warpigs. LOL
They shared a bill in '72, some of the last 70's shows with Bruford, wish I could have seen that.
Jon Anderson covering "Megalomania" would be interesting...:0)
Live albums always made me hunt for: Rockpalast, Old Grey Whistle Test and even The Midnight Special performances. Good Show Guys!
46:44 "I dont wannna be that guy. That guy that wants to be cool and be contrarian"... Martin, I love you, but you are exactly that guy!! : ))
No I'm not! : ) "Walk This Way" is the best song on Toys in the Attic. Maybe even "Dude" on Permanent Vacation. I feel a show coming on!
Skynyrds 'One More From The Road' is nigh on perfect, but it always bugged me that it didn't contain any tracks from Gimme Back My Bullets. Would love to have heard that track on the LP as well as one other, probably Roll Gypsy Roll, as it's one of my favourite deep cuts from this great US band
If the songs were not played at the shows that were recorded for a live album, there is no point wishing the songs should have been included on the live album. For example, for Tokyo Tapes, if you look at the setlist website, the only songs that were played, but not included on the album, are Kimigayo and Hell-Cat, as encores. Virgin Killer was not played. Same for If You Want Blood from AC/DC, only one or two songs that were played at that concert were not included on the live album (none were the ones Martin wanted). (BTW, I often checked the setlist website for the shows that were recorded for a live album.)
For me, a live album should include all the songs that were played on a tour or show and in the order they were played. This would give you the full experience.
...agree. I did bring that up with Pete's opinion on "Exit Stage Left," where "Circumstances" and "A Farewell To Kings" were not played...however, "The Camera Eye" and "Natural Science" WERE...so, there we are...
Great show! Agree Pete about On Stage and BOC.
Horslips closed out the 70's with the single disc, The Belfast Gigs, which was actually culled from three shows so there was plenty of room to make it a double album considering they had 9 VERY different studio albums to draw from.
...oh, I wish I could've been a "guest" for this show...you guys touched on quite a few live albums where I thought the track listing was "wanting," but 3 of them are personal "pet peeves" of mine...please forgive the elongated "rant" below on those 3, but I cannot help myself, due to the "personal nature" of this topic...1) Angel "Live Without A Net"...first off, this album was not, to my knowledge, mentioned once as part of your previous "live album" topics...I was always curious about Pete's opinion on it, and unless I missed it somehow, I never got any sort of input until this episode...when it first came out, I was a huge Angel fan, and was elated at the simple existence of a live Angel album...I have zero problems between the Mickey Jones vs. the Felix Robinson eras of the band, but the song selection on this is what makes this an "average" live album vs. a "great" live album...first of all, by this time, live albums featuring drum, guitar and keyboard solos were waning...get rid of that excessive crap and include more songs, as opposed to elongated versions of songs that would've been just fine @ the original album length...second, omit "filler"..."Over And Over" was never one of their best songs, get rid of it...and I agree with Martin on "Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore," which, on here, sounds awful...and do we really need a cover version of "All The Young Dudes?"...and the "live" version of "20th Century Foxes" could've been put on the b-side of the studio version of this totally worthless song...in their places, "Cast The First Stone," "Mirrors," "The Fortune," "Sunday Morning," and "Chicken Soup" would've made this fantastic....and one other thing...they left out a verse on "Can You Feel It," which is also lacklustre on this album...I mentioned it to Punky and he wasn't even aware it was missing, and they still perform the "verse-less" version to this day...2) Nazareth "'Snaz"...I hated it back then, and I hate it today...first of all, who the hell let the honky-tonk piano player in? I don't need no damn honky tonk piano in "Beggar's Day," for crying out loud. Second, Pete, you are absolutely correct...this album should've been recorded on the "No Mean City" tour...and it's literally impossible to find any live recordings from that tour. I've put together a 16-song selection that would've made a snarling, biting, kicking live album from Nazareth, but from what I've read, they deemed it necessary to "show their versatility" as opposed to being a straight-forward kick-ass live band...to each their own. But "Go Down Fighting," "Revenge Is Sweet," "I Am The Violin," "Silver Dollar Forger," "No Mean City," "Alcatraz"...they had so many damn good songs that would've made this a killer album...I was the "entertainment editior" for my high school newspaper the year this came out...I gave it a shitty review, because it's a shitty album...and, finally 3) Rush "Exit Stage Left"...despite the horrible production, the album is...weird. Initially addressing Pete's addtions to the album, I was in attendance at both the "Permanent Waves" and "Moving Pictures" shows, and although I agree with your inclusions, the band did not play "Circumstances" and "A Farewell To Kings" on those tours...what I submit as an alternative is this...at this time, Rush was "riding a wave"...why not take a dare (not like Rush would 'take a dare' on anything...!) and release a 3-disc live album...that way, the entire concert could be represented...parts of "Cygnus/Hemispheres"..."The Camera Eye"..."Natural Science"..."Vital Signs," which was relegated to the b-side of a single from the "Signals" album...after all, Yes and ELP did it...why not Rush? Particularly at that time of their career...as for your removal of "Beneath, Between And Behind," I'm glad they did it, along with "A Passage To Bangkok." Yes, it would've been cool to hear both of those on "All The World's A Stage," but at least there is a live representation of those songs (although the studio versions of both smoke the live versions...) from that time period. Sorry I was so long-winded, but you "hit a nerve" with me on this topic. :0)
That whole side is perfect the way it is. "Broon's Bane", "The Trees", and "Xanadu". However, Pete is right. "Circumstances" would have been a great addition.
Aerosmith “Live! Bootleg” is one of my favorite live albums of all time but it’s missing my favorite songs from each album it pulls from:
• Moving Out (Debut)
• Same Old Song and Dance (Get Your Wings)
• Adam’s Apple (Toys in the Attic)
• Nobody’s Fault (Rocks)
• Kings and Queens (Draw the Line)
...the "Texxas Jam" performance would've been a much better alternative to "Live Bootleg."
One Way Street and Rats In The Cellar are tough to overlook
Good show guys, some excellent choices and a few I haven't even heard yet, so yay more homework for me, I guess. lol There are a few that came to mind but my live album was a posthumous release. Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads Tribute, released in 1987. Since it was released 5 years after Randy's death, I never understood why, " Over The Mountain " wasn't the opening song, let alone not on it at all! I could have done without, " Paranoid " or " No Bone Movies ". I also would have put, " Diary of a Madman " on there as well, " Little Dolls " or " S.A.T.O " would have been great too. It was heavily lop sided with the Blizzard songs and only two songs off of DOAMM, " Believer " and " Flying High Again ", which are okay but not as good as the others I mentioned, at least not to me. lol
The extended "Bed's Too Big Without You" on that Police Live album is incredible. It's the early Police experimenting on stage and improvising, which is a treat.
Good Show! I'm going to delve back into some of the latter day ZZ Top albums as I've never given them much love. As for If You Want Blood, I wouldn't take anything away but it should have been a double album.
Wanted to add that another good topic is "perfect timing" of the release...
DAVID BOWIE
DAVID LIVE - At The Tower Theater, Philadelphia (1974) RCA Victor
Any time i listen to this brilliant and all consuming great double live album, I feel instantly grateful for "when" this album was released.
Although I love all Bowie music through the early 80s, if "David Live" (1974) had been "even one year earlier," there would be no Diamond Dogs tracks. And if it had come out in say, 1976, you would not only have less of all those excellent earlier songs, but you'd have David Bowie himself in a slightly different state of mind.
I'd also like to menton that this album features Bowie in brilliant, powerful voice and the highly underrated Earl Slick putting out killer solo after solo, magnificent lick after lick of guitar that matches the songs perfectly. Not to mention Mike Garson's decadent piano, which adds such a uniquely brazen touch to the top.
It's a wholly magnificent album, and THE one I think of first when it comes to this particular topic... and a helluva lot else too.
Bowie also adds in a slightly more fresh approach to most of the songs as well (1984, Rebel Rebel, Sweet Thing, Changes, Suffragette City, Aladdin Sane, Cracked Actor, Rock and Roll With Me, The Width of a Circle, The Jean Genie and the stunning Rock and Roll Suicide (in its "best ever" form)....all of which are performed in a way slightly different from the norm, and pefectly fitting for this immersive and involving concert. One which truly makes you feel like "you're there," in the Tower Theater, July, 1974.
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Add "Hell Bent for Leather" to close the original release of "Unleashed in the East"
I appreciate the X stuff Martin, someone has to talk punk and alt, can't all be prog and metal.
Ken Lyons and Larry Junstrom, both bassists for .38 Special have died. Great episode, but I thought for sure one of you were going to mention Y&T's Open Fire. Single live album, strange track listing, not one song from Mean Streak or In Rock We Trust.
GREAT call - thanks for that!
There is an official bootleg that has songs from this album.😀❤️
Interesting show!
But let me tell you Pete, I wouldn't leave out Carol from Get Yer Ya Ya's Out. I'm not a fan of the old covers either but what the Stones do with that song in that recording with a spectacular Keith Richards is supreme. Nothing flashy just a magnetic groove. All the greatness of the Stones is in that version. It took me years to realize how incredible this version is
That album has 2 of the greatest Berry covers ever recorded. Little Queenie kicks ass too.
Totally agree about the live Angel album, Martin.
I pretty much agree 100% with what Pete said about Yessongs. Also with what Martin said about "Priest,,,Live!" Reckless is by FAR the best song on Turbo.
Side 4 on Live and Dangerous could really do with some retooling in my opinion. Baby Drives Me Crazy, Sha La La and even The Rocker are there ahead of strong material in their repartee.
I did a podcast episode on this idea... I almost think you've been tricked by the title of "Sha La La" and forgetting how awesome it is. Like, fully, trimphant, tricky, fresh Lizzy, twin leads, massive drumming, everything... just a crap title. If it was caled "Killing of the Massacred Warriors" we'd love it more.
I would've loved to hear more songs from "Bad Reputation"..."Killer Without A Cause" in particular.
I would have dropped Baby Drives Me Crazy and Sha La La for three early classics: Thing's Ain't Working Out Down At The Farm, Little Darling, and Little Girl In Bloom
@@Walesktf Little Girl In Bloom,great track Mate!
The Rocker is my favorite song on Live and Dangerous.@@MartinPopoff
For Genesis live it should have included "Suppers Ready" on side one.... Side 2 would have "Watcher of The Skies" and "The Knife". It should have been a double album to include more songs. 😢
How about a show on lost live albums that have come back at a later date? Such as all the tracks added to Unleashed in the east, side 4 of Live after death being removed and then added back a few years later, or the full show recording of Maiden Japan that blows away the Live EP...
Maiden Japan was supposed to be a 2-LP live album, but was reduced to a 4- or 5-song EP (depending on the version) after Paul D was fired. The management decided that it would not be good to release a double LP when the singer was no longer in the band and a new album with a new singer was going to be released a few months later. I enjoyed listening to the bootleg version of Maiden Japan (the full show where the songs were recorded). I like your idea for the subject.
ah...someone else besides me has found the entire "Maiden Japan" show...it's killer, isn't it?...
I love Bad Boy Boogie (AC/DC) and The Rocker is my favorite song on Live and Dangerous (Thin Lizzy).
The Rolling Stones' Get Your Ya-Ya's Out left out killer versions of Satisfaction and Under My Thumb. The were included later in the Ya-Ya's box set.
I always said jeff beck live with the jan hammer should have been a double album...they definitely had the material I have the bootlegs..which had led boots .Sophie. come dancing ect
I saw that tour in the Fall of 1976, I believe it was. I do not recall them playing anything from Wired other than Blue Wind. REO Speedwagon opened and played what was to become "You Get What You Play For" album in its entirety. Beck and Hammer had very little material between them and Beck didn't come on stage until well after Hammer and band had gotten pretty deep into their set. Those bootlegs are from a different band perhaps
Just saw Stewart Copeland “Police Deconstructed”. He did a fantastic job of reimagining the mainstay Police songs with an orchestra and female vocalists! He is still one of the fastest and yet precise drummers I have ever seen! And being here in Northern Indianapolis, was that Nick D’Virgilio filling in on drums when Copeland was conducting!? With Nick living about 90 minutes north of Indy it could be. But Copeland didn’t introduce anyone. ☹️
Great episode. As a huge Yes fan, I completely agree with Pete's thoughts that "South Side of the Sky" and "America" should have been on Yessongs. What an album it is. And what an album it could have been!
Great video! I agree 1000% with Pete's take on BOC's "On Your Feet" - take out the covers!!!
We did lose Larry Junstrom from 38 Special in 2019. He was their bass player from 1977 - 2014. I had picked Molly Hatchet before you ended with them! Yes take off 'Freebird' & 'Satisfied Man'. My choice would be 'Sweet Dixie' & 'Good Rockin'.
there are so damn many live southern rock albums that the band feels obligated to play "Free Bird"...wake-up call...NO! You don't...as far as that Molly Hatchet live album, I love it...
Nasty Dogs & Funky Kings...top 10 ZZ top song...super cool riff and groove.
I would keep Yessongs as it is, because it was how I saw them in 1972
Yes. I agree 100%. Great concert
It's still my favorite live album together with Saga "The Chapters live" which I also saw
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I watched Jim Newstead listen through YesSongs, the sound quality was better than I remembered.
Agree and disagree with Martin, about AC/DC's "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)" 1978, Atlantic CBS, inc.
First off, I do agree that it should've been a double album. Could've included several other POWERAGE tracks (also "my" fave studio LP), such as "Up To My Neck In You," "Gone Shootin'," "What's Next to The Moon" "Sin City" and "Down Payment Blues" to choose from (all of which are stellar AC/DC songs)
BUT.... this album does work fantastically, just as it is! Martin, look, if you want to say that you don't want to hear "The Jack" or "Bad Boy Boogie," make sure you're talking about the later BJ era, when "The Jack" was performed in a 'much less effective' way. THE JACK here is totally classic, what with Bon's much more visceral, alt. lyrics and....oh, shit...Angus Young's absolutely killer licks! I mean, his soloing on "The Jack" is some of the finest blues work...ever. Not to mention his unbelievable TONE. It does not get better.
"Bad Boy Boogie" and "Let There Be Rock" also contain a far more effective, badass, evil-tinged quality that tops the already marvelous studio versions.
So, yes to it bring a double album, NO to replacing any of the fantastic tracks already present. *I wouldn't mind this album also containing brilliant eaeloet tracks like "Rock and Roll Singer," "Overdose" and "Can I Sit Next To You Girl" as well.
Also, Pete, I totally agree about The Rolling Stones. That album should've included "Gimmie Shelter," "Live With Me," and "Monkey Man"...just to note three from one album. Totally agree with that!
But....those two Chuck Berry songs (Carol & Little Queenie) are both brilliant, groovy & involving. Most especially due to the great Mick Taylor, who makes both that much more badass!
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I think you came across a good topic for another time. Songs that shouldn’t or can’t be performed live.
Totally agree - Reckless is my absolute favorite on Turbo Lover!
I appreciate Martin's regard for ZZ Top's post-Recycler releases. On his suggestion I explored those records and I'm so glad I did. There's some great, unexpected stuff on them!
One of my favourite live albums is Space Ritual from Hawkwind. I'm not sure I would take anything out, but there has to be a way to include Silver Machine, which is an amazing song as well as being their hit. Perhaps it could have been done as an encore?
Pete, you're so right about Queen Live At Wembley '86, they left off so many good live songs, the 2 you mentioned as well as Somebody To Love (you only have to see Montreal '81 or Milton Keynes '82 DVD's to see how great it is), Spread Your Wings, Stone Cold Crazy, You're My Best Friend, Don't Stop Me Now, Play The Game,Dragon Attack, etc. That's why Montreal and Milton Keynes will always be superior. Maybe the band were getting tired by 1986 so had to dial back the physicality by doing some low-key acoustic covers.
Martin! How you and I can love AC⚡️DC so much, but disagree on so much! Bad Boy Boogie, High Voltage, and the Jack are killer performances! The only problem with Rocker is that it isn't double digits in length! I do however agree with you, it could use waaaay more from Powerage. Gimme A Bullet, Down Payment Blues, Sin City, and Kicked In the Teeth needed to be on here. I would also love to get Soul Stripper on a live album!
...in hindsight, where the hell is "T.N.T.," and "It's A Long Way To The Top" on that album...:0)
I love Bad boy Boogie.
Jefferson Airplane's archival Sweeping Up the Spotlight is missing Somebody to Love. The 2004 reissue of Volunteers has Somebody to Love from that show and it's incredible.
kiss should have kept three of the studio songs from alve two for dynasty
the whole of side 4 should have made one side of Dynasty...regardless of who played on them. Couldn't agree more.
Helloween'89 "live in uk" should've been a double, lots and lots of missing pieces.
Thin Lizzy's "live and dangerous" doesn't have "bad reputation" on it!
That Thin Lizzy disc should have had opium trail on there, too. Great album regardless.
I love Leave this town from RENEGADE.
Man.... i play that one a lot.
Phil sings so cool.
Fun topic. The idea for Rush is spot on. That would have been killer. I’m one that know matter how good a job a band does on cover songs I would much rather have their own songs on a live album. ZZTOP Thug would have been cool live. Could have heard Dusty thumping that bass.Great show gentlemen! Monthly show, favorite live albums. What do you think? Sounds like you have enough live albums that you really love. ( 30 or 31 depending on the month)
I can't cosign removing Broon's Bane. It's awesome and unless you've seen them do The Trees live you would never hear it and that's definitely something that should be heard.
I have no idea why it wasn't on the studio version because it's an awesome intro.
...I'm on my knees...I've finally heard from a ZZ Top fan that likes "Thug"...:0)
I hate Emotional Rescue. 😆 Totally agree with Rainbow On Stage. Nasty dogs is my favourite ZZ Top song.
Very interesting topic. I agree with the Purple Mk III live albums. Space Trucking could be omitted in place of 3 or 4 songs from Burn and Stormbringer. My pick is Blackfoot;s Highway Song Live. Its a great album no doubt but could have been ,more epic had they included at least 2 more tracks from the album they were touring , Marauder and also added the heavier tracks like Street fighter or Warped from Tomcattin.
Iron Maiden's Rock In Rio doesn't have a single song from Somewhere In Time. I would personally take out Sanctuary and insert a song from the aforementioned album in its place (preferably "Wasted Years" or "Stranger In A Strange Land").
Great shirt Pete! I’m watching on my phone so it’s pretty small & not really clear. But I’d know that logo anywhere. Can’t see below the logo…which concert or album was it from?
Excellent video..props to the changes
A Farewell to Kings is my favorite song by Rush
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Pete - Keep Yourself Alive was on Live Killers
"The Alice Cooper Show" enlarge the record to a double set and dump the medley for full versions of the tunes
"Extraterrestrial Live" BOC Dump Doors cover and add 'Lips in the Hills' and 'I Am the Storm'
"You Can't Argue with a Sick Mind" Joe Walsh add in the dropped tunes 'Welcome to the Club' and 'Mother Says'
"Mahogany Rush Live" Don't ignore Maxoom and Strange Universe to expand it to a double album
...what IS it with BOC and cover tunes??? Their own songs are so much better.
Everyone should take a shot of fireball every time Pete says "no brainer".
or, in his shows about his favorite albums from a certain time period, every time he introduces the album with "yes indeed." :0)
That works too lol @@patrickmurphy4297
'The Rocker' is still a good jam by Thin Lizzy. Even the studio version. I also enjoy 'Rocker' by AC/DC. Great sound.
Rainbow " On Stage" should have had Tarot Woman, Stargazer and A Light in the Black on it.
The only one i can think of is Ozzy Osbourne. Speak of the Devil. I would scrap the whole set list and put in the songs from the Diary of a Madman tour. 🤘🏽
Mistreated is the best thing on “on stage” however I agree stargazer and light in the black need to be there
Hope you do another episode on this topic
Great episode!
Helloween's "Live in the UK" is fantastic but, considering that they had already released 3 albums by this point, disappointing that only includes 7 live tracks.
Even worse was their 1989 "I want out" live (ep?). 6 songs and missing their best stuff (Eagle Fly Free, Halloween & Keeper). Most disappointing live album I ever purchased.
I don't mind live cover songs if it a true representation of the tour involved. Like Roadhouse Blues on Blue Öyster Cult's Extra Terrestrial Live. That pretty much was their encore song on their early to mid 80's tours.
One live album I'd like a song change is Utopia's Another Live. Take off The Move's Do Ya, although it may have spurred Jeff Lynne to re-record it with ELO. I would put another original song or at least a Rundgren solo song on it.
🌠 Good One Guys...I would have 2 think about that..if I was gonna put in my Ideas
Damn @martinpopoff! Six hours?! Did he try to sell you a timeshare when you were at it too?! 🤣🤣
I love this topic. Especially the Priest pick. Totally agree with that one with adding Grinder or SFV. Maybe something like Dissident Aggressor too. 👍
I was actually thinking about a topic the other day when I was talking to one of my friends that maybe you guys might find interesting, and we actually . Actually two. First is “Top 10 Songs That Put You in a Trance” and second is “Top 10 Songs That When You Hear Them Put You Right Back to a Specific Moment in Your Life” with examples. Cheers boys!
Golden Earring: Live - Sueleen in, Just Like Vince Taylor out
Blue Oyster Cult: On Your Feet Or On Your Knees - Astronomy and Flaming Telepaths in, Maserati GT and Before the Kiss out
Honestly replace OYFOOYK in its entirety with 'Live in the West 1975' well mastered.
I see U2’s Rattle And Hum in the collage.
My theory is they didn’t want to include songs that were already covered on Live Under A Blood Red Sky.
As much as I like Rainbow On Stage, it does feel weak! Pete's picks for changed songs on that one are perfect! I think the album is more remembered because of Ronnie James Dio (huge fan here) as opposed to the quality of the setlist; or lack of. Very interesting topic and video here.
Tomorrow and Tonight-KISS Alive II. Replace it with "Take Me"
Or Love 'em Leave 'em! I know they played Take Me though on that Love Gun tour a lot.
Agreed. That song sucks
Somebody doesnt want to rock all day or roll all night 😂
Unleashed In The East is about as perfect of a live album for Judas Priest at that time period. What would make it absolutely more killer is if they would've added a few more tracks from Stained Class to the set list. Like maybe Saints In Hell, Savage or even Stained Class. But I don't think I would remove any of it's current songs.
100%agree. Saints in hell or even White heat, red hot
@@danbal4185 hear, here. Cheers!
Skynyrd - 1 More From The Rd: remove T For TX, Crossroads for Simple Man, Gimme Back My Bullets; Tull - Bursting Out: remove Flute improv, Conundrum, Dambusters for Nothing Is Easy, Teacher, Hymn 43; Aerosmith - Bootleg: remove Come Together, Chip Away The Stone, Ain’t Got You for Same Old Song & Dance, Rats In The Cellar, Kings & Queens; Hot Tuna - Double Dose: remove Winin Boy, Bowlegged Woman for Water Song, I See The Light; Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live Alive: remove Mary Had A Little Lamb I’m Leavin You for Lookin Out the Window, Couldn’t Stand The Weather
The reissues have those songs.😀❤️🎼
Another phenomenal. Fri AM in NJ with the duo. Thx guys. 👍💯
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Missed this due to work seminar. But off the top of my head.....
Rainbow- On Stage: Stargazer (I refuse to purchase this record for this reason)
Scorpions- Tokyo Tapes: Sails Of Charon (Same)
Status Quo - Live!: Down Down (remove In My Chair)
AC/DC - If You Want Blood, You Got It: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap and TNT (remove Rocker)
Rush- Exit.....Stage Left: Limelight (remove Broon's Bane)
Judas Priest- Unleashed In The East: Beyond The Realms Of Death
Slayer- Decade Of Aggression: for the love of god SOMETHING else off Hell Awaits (remove Expendable Youth or Dead Skin Mask)
Ozzy Osbourne- Tribute: Over The Mountain and the second half of Iron Man
Pantera- Official Live 101 Proof: Primal Concrete Sledge (take off that stupid Dom/Hollow medley)
Metallica- Live Shit Binge & Purge [Mexico City]: the second half of Master Of Puppets (take off the 500 minutes of the Seek & Destroy jam, or Nothing Else Matters)
and for the record, I LOVE Leave This Town.
I'll never never ever understand the thinking why they'd leave off Stargazer. Arguably their best (and favorite among most fans) song.
I'm surprised the original Live At Leeds album wasn't mentioned. Less covers and more originals would have made the album so much more representative of their live act at the time.
more than likely that the re-issue included the entire show. But I agree.
Agree on Deep Purple #3 doing #2 songs...except for Smoke on the water which is great in both ways.
Interesting. I like this.
Another great show,agree 100% about if you want blood
Saxon The Eagle Has Landed : no Dallas 1 P.M., no Denim and Leather, no And The Bands Played On, weird choice, they played them on the '82 tour. I think Fire In The Sky and Machine Gun are not bad but they're not as good as these 3 songs.
You could do the same show with studio albums. Remove filler tracks in favor of outtakes/singles/b-sides, etc. from the same year or so.
Social Distortion - Live At The Roxy is almost perfect, great mix of older classics & new songs (at the time) but they forgot Sick Boy
If You Want Blood is fantastic and is great as it is
I remember feeling disappointed that Free-For-All was not included on Nugent's Double Live Gonzo. I also would have liked Queen Of The Forest and Snake Skin Cowboys.
I'm gonna take this opportunity to give Queen's "Live Killers" a shout-out.
Good live album but where’s Somebody to Love and Fat Bottomed Girls? It’s a double album so I’m sure they could have squeezed them in somewhere.
@@mikejohnson7225 valid point. Queen Live At The Bowl has both of those songs. Maybe that's the better choice.
Live In Cologne by Rainbow is their best. I'm unclear why there is no live version of Light In The Black. So weird.
Rainbow first started out their Rainbow Rising Tour with A Light In The Black included in their set list right after playing Stargazer. But after a few shows it was too demanding & tiresome for Cozy to play back to back every night. So they took it off their set list. There might be a rare recording of it live somewhere.
I like Satisfied man quite a lot! :-)))
The only problem I see here is that a lot of the songs you guys suggest were not played on the corresponding tours... like "Monkey Man". Woulda been great, but they didn't have a live version to include.
Queen released very few official live albums and it could be argued that they heavily promoted the studio album live that was released at that time, sadly for reasons known only to them they discarded the majority of their 70's catalogue in the 80's whether that was because of changes in Freddie's voice or maybe they just got comfortable/ lazy with the same old set.
I dunno, I remember sort of two and a half, for a band that was 17-ish years max, that's pretty good.
Great!
For me Exit Stage Left needs more audience to feel more live
the production is bass-heavy and "sterile."
Monkey Man and Gimme Shelter...both top 10 Stones song...GS is easily top 5.
Quo Live - Paper Plane
Supertramp Paris-,Give A Little Bit
If You Want Blood - Fling Thing which was the intro to Rocker at the time.
Would include Stargazer but it’s Pete’s pick. Of course it was on Live in Germany.
...I agree about Supertramp...I believe the re-issue has that song. :0)...at least it's on my copy, anyway!
Reckless Is One of the best heavy metal songs of the '80s
On Skynryd's One More From The Road they should have had Simple Man and I Need You (if that was still in the set list) rather than say Traveliin' Man (which was never on an album)
...agree. If you don't have the deluxe editions of some of their albums, they do include some bonus live stuff recorded on tours of those albums. You might find what you're looking for there. Cheers!
Reckless f*cking rules, so underrated
And why were there no songs from Free For All on Ted Nugent's Double Live Gonzo?!