what the best live album you have or listened to in your life?
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Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
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Abbey Road is awesome - the songs merge and the styles of music are diverse - eg I Want You. I love this album.\nI'm also keen to mention Revolver and Rubber Soul. I tend to play these albums back to back cos I think they're both great. \nI love the Beatles - was brought up listening to them.\nIf I have to choose, I vote Revolver as my #1.
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My favorite was "Bubba Hyde".  They have a Greatest hits album coming out in May 2006, and they are still touring.
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kinda. but they are awsome live
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Damien Rice - The Blower Daughter.\n\nFrom the album - 'O'. (So far the most moving and original album ever concieved)
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I like them alot, seen them live twice. If you don't already, try Funeral For A Friend, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Saosin, umm.. can't think right now...
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`Time After Time` by Cyndi Lauper is the best.
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That is a GREAT band. I saw them live and if you have not they are really great live. Here's your link:
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I love Sea Change!!! I've loved it since it came out, but it gets better as it ages, it's seen me through so much. It's the quintessential "breakup" album, but there is also so much beauty and songcraft, a melancholy masterpiece! My favorite song is "Lost Cause", but a close second is "Guess I'm Doing Fine".
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PLEASE, PLEASE check out "Acoustic Alchemy. They are really cool, without being cheesy........a must listen!!!!!!
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All My Life or Best of You\n\nI heart Dave Grohl!
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1. Hoyt Axton/Jerry Jeff Walker/David Allen Coe at 48 Hours\n    In Atoka in 1974\n2. The Eagles at Fort Worth's Reunion Arena in 1976\n3. Queen at SMU in Dallas 1976  WOW!!\n4. Lynard Skynard~Dallas 1976\n5. Pink Floyd~Ft Worth~1976  THE BEST!!!\n6. Black Sabbath/Van Halen~Fort Worth 1977 THE LOUDEST!!\n6. Electric Light Orchestra~Ft. Worth 1978\n7. ZZ TOP~Odessa, TX 1979 BEST 3-MAN LIVE SOUND!!\nThe 80s...Pete Fountain, Count Basie, Spyro Gyra, Steely Dan, Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Joe Ely THE SMOOTHEST, Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks THE COOLEST at Austin City Limits, The Butthole Surfers and The Circle Jerks in Austin\nThe 90s's it was Metallica and Guns 'n Roses in Dallas Nirvana, Alice In Chains in Dallas at The Basement, Pantera and Megadeth...too many more too detail here.\n\nI have but one concert left in me~ZAKK WYLDE\n\nAnd yes, I took my son too.
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Agreed.  Life does have it's own background music.  Unique for each person, but only audible if one is wise enough to stop and listen to it.  My life music for today would be "The Scientist" followed by "Don't Panic" both by Coldplay.
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The White Album or Sgt. Pepper -both are masterpieces. As for a song-impossible to choose one best song
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I went to see them about 2 years ago in Sacramento.....it was really fantastic!!!\nIt ended up being a little more than a concert....there was story that went along with it...it was read by a speaker, slightly theatrical but absolutely fantastic.  I have always loved their style of music ...it is absolutely moving....awesome show\nI hope you have a blast!!!
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I haven't thought about them in a long time. Call me a poseur for saying it, but Lovelife was my favorite album by them. I played the hell out of it when I was in college. Miki was smokin hot too.
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OK...I don't know what any of you are thinking...\n\nWISH YOU WERE HERE\n\n...is absolutely the greatest Pink Floyd album ever.  That would be closely followed by DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, ANIMALS, and MEDDLE.\n\nPulse and Division Bell don't even come CLOSE to these.