Live rock?

I was just listening to a 1970s recording of Deep Purple live earlier this evening, completely brilliant, if for no other reason than Mike Harding sounding like a complete pratt whilst introducing the band.
Still, once they kicked in, was tremendous.

Any good recommendations of 70s live rock on CD?

 

how about the who live at leeds

 

Led Zep - The song remains the same / BBC sessions

 

Thin Lizzy "Live & Dangerous".

AC/DC "If You Want Blood".

 

Kiss - 'Alive'
Allman Brothers Band - 'At Filmore East'
Lynryd Skynyrd - 'One more from the road'

 

Rush - Exit Stage Left

Robert

 

V good, but not as good as the new one (how the west was won). Stunning version of "Since I've Been Loving You".

The fisrt Old Grey Whistle Test DVD is pretty good. The second one is a bit shit, but has a fantastic version of Gary Moore and Thin Lizzie doing "Don't Believe Me" and some guy, who's name I really can't remember, playing a bass like he's on lead (with the single cheesiest keyboard player ever).

 

didnt get on with how the west was won
seems the re-master has just worked on the guitar, but then it was Mr Page that remastered it

 

If you can find it, the first Golden Earring has an 11 minute version of Radar Love: Absolutely stonking. Rest of the album is really good to. It has a superb live feel to it.

 

Too true. That's probably why I like it, you can really tell Jimmi doesn't even know where he is when playing this, let alone what he's supposed to be doing. Got bless the drugs.

 

Black Sabbath - Live Evil. Not 70s but hey

:JOEL:

 

Not a huge fan of live albums but always liked Queen "Live Killers" as a live album.

Motorhead "No Sleep Til Hammersmith"'s worth a spin (but does sound a bit thin at times).

Almost 70s (but only just misses - 81 I think) and not quite Rawk rock (altho it most certainly rocks )- "Dig the New Breed" by the Jam is a superb live album.

 

Ten Years After - Recorded Live

 

Thin Lizzy - Live and dangerous
Peter Frampton - Frampton comes alive
Deep Purple - Made in Japan
UFO - Strangers in the night
Rory Gallagher - Irish tour 74, Live in Europe
Led Zep - The song remains the same, How the West was won
Scorpions - Tokyo tapes
Kiss Alive II
Ted Nugent Double Live Gonzo
Family - BBC In concert
Genesis - Seconds out
Neil Young - Live rust
Zappa - many, eg Roxy and Elsewhere
Roy Buchanan - Livestock
Nazareth - Snaz [ok - 1981 but 70s material]
Commander Cody - Deep in the heart of Texas
Steve Miller - Live in Buffalo, Live in NY

Many of the better live albums were from the 60s/80s/90s

I never could get on with Rainbow - On Stage, Who - Live
at Leeds, or Uriah Heep Live

 

Dare one suggest Hawkwind - Space Ritual Live

 

Supertramp - Paris

Sad Cafe - Live

 

Kiss 'Alive!'
Kiss 'Alive II'
Kiss 'Alive III'
Kiss 'Symphony: Alive IV'

Although how 'live' any of them actually are is another question entirely...

Prong '100% Live'
Life of Agony 'River Runs Again: Live 2003'

 

I assume Keith isn't on that one? How good can LoA be without him? Be honest

 

The new live CD/DVD features the original LoA line-up... which means Keith Caputo was indeed on vocals.

The audio CD also includes a previously unavailable KC solo studio track 'Were what I say'.

 

Well, looks like I have to buy something else I can't afford...
Bugger.