The Best Live album

Fra76

I am glad to see some other Portishead lovers out there!

I will have to pull out their live album again...

For Jazz, Sinatra at the Sands.
For Rock, Frampton comes Alive.

Happy Listening!

The HP Fillmore album is still one of my favorites..... no scratches but it got too much play back in the day and is a little worse for being played on a cheap turntable/ cartridge. Been keeping my eye out for a replacement copy.

I'd add to the list side three of Loggins and Messina Stage Pass very well recorded. And James Cotton Live in Chicago...

This is the most difficult question I've ever seen in this forum. I can't give my definitive answer but I would have to say Neil Young. Just not sure which one. Some of the players Neil surrounds himself with are the same guys he's surrounded himself with since 1970. He's been consistantly fantastic throughout his career. . For me Neil Young is why music is awesome. He's what I wish every musician should strive to be. Not in genre, but in heart. A truly close to perfect musician and amazing role model for future musicians.

Pretenders, "Isle of View". I recently saw a live Pretenders concert on cable. In concert they sound exactly like their records, mostly due to the talent of Chrissie Hynde. She has incredible stage presence and never missed a beat.