Our Lady Peace - there live one is OUTSTANDING even if you dont like there music that much you cant go wrong witht this one.
You're exactly right about LaFaro. He was just one of a number of great jazz musicians who died way too soon just like Grant Green Lee Morgan Tina Brooks Clifford Brown Jaco Pastorius and the greatest of them all, John Coltrane.
I am probably going to get flammed but then again, i dont listen to too much live albums. John Mayer - "Any Given Thursday" Sarah McLaclan - "Mirrorball"
I totally agree on Mirrorball. She really picked an excellent selection of songs for the album, and even more great songs on the DVD.
Johnny Thunders - L.A.M.F. Revisited [live] Johnny Thundres - Live at Max's Kansas City Dictators - Live *uck 'Em If They Can't Take a Joke
I'll only add a couple that haven't been listed here already... I wore these two out when I was younger... KISS Alive I KISS Alive II
Phish - A Live One moe. - Warts And All Vol. II Allman Bros - Live at the Fillmore Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense U2- Under a Blood Red Sky Grateful Dead - Europe '72 Robert Randolph - Live at Wetlands The Police - Double Live Set Bob Marley - Babylon By Bus
that album kicks ass... "last night they were throwing ice, tonight they're throwing lit cigarettes, that's not cool." oh yeah: 311 - live DMB - Live @ Red Rocks O.A.R. live album is pretty good Led Zeppelin - how the west was won Sublime - stand by your van
James Brown - at Apollo, and he has one live at Dallas that is great too The Clash - From Here To Eternity Bob Marley - Babylon By Bus Bad Brains - Live, The Youth Are Getting Restless Circle Jerks - Gig I have also heard some great live Devo, Cars, Ramones but don't know the album names. any help?
A number of great ones mentioned, instead of reiterating, I will throw a few out there I have not yet seen posted. Jimi Hendinx- Live at Winterland Kinks- One for the Road Metallica- Live ****
LaFaro was also on Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz and The Art of the Improvisers (he even has a song named after him on this one - "The Alchemy of Scott LaFaro"). Useless trivia of the day - Scott LaFaro was roommates with legendary jazz bassist Charlie Haden. I don't usually like live albums as the sound tends to be weak. However, I do like the following: Mingus at Antibes Jimi Hendrix Experience at Monterrey Pop