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Tele-Afflicted
Who: Isle of Wight
Ben Folds Five: Sessions at West 54
Rush in Rio
Ben Folds Five: Sessions at West 54
Rush in Rio
Anyone else like a good concert at home?
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clingin_on
Tele-Meister
Queen doesn't seem to be mentioned too often here, however those m'fuggers came out and blew everyone else off the stage at Live Aid:
Also, anybody seen "Night of the Guitar"? Some tasty guitar on there:
It's also on youboob:
Also, anybody seen "Night of the Guitar"? Some tasty guitar on there:
It's also on youboob:
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cyclopean
Poster Extraordinaire
I saw some good punk rock in someone’s basement last night.
My introduction to Todd was twenty years or more ago....I was playing bass for a hot young guitarist in a trio, and we did Resurrection Superman. Man!, that bass part took some wood-shedding. Great song, though.
Lone_Poor_Boy
Tele-Holic
Ok, I've got to find that.
EDIT: I was just looking on Youtube. That must be the Hammersmith Odeon? I see a lot of single songs from that in 1975. Just watched 'Thunder Road' and it was fantastic.
Ed Driscoll
Friend of Leo's
Yes, the Hammersmith Odeon. Really brilliant show just as Bruce was about to become a huge cult star, on his way to '80s superstardom.
Lone_Poor_Boy
Tele-Holic
I discovered him right after 'Born to Run' came out when I was babysitting for a couple who were just 4 years or so out of college, if that. They had a neat little collection. I also discovered 'The Doors' as they had the live album. For some reason, prior to that, I had it in my head 'The Doors' were some teeny-bopper band.
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'64 Tele
Tele-Afflicted
Road to Austin......the two songs with Bobby Whitlock and Coco Carmel with David Grissom & Eric Johnson.
Dr Feelgood - Going Back Home
Motorhead - well, any Motorhead live DVD
A vast selection of RockPalast concerts have been made available on DVD over time. Many are available on YouTube, so any Rory Gallagher or The Pirates live at RockPalast. The same goes for North Sea and Montreaux Jazz concerts. Rory at Montreaux may seem out of place, but one year, Motorhead were invited to play. They went down a storm. The Montreaux is so much more than jazz. Niiice.
Motorhead - well, any Motorhead live DVD
A vast selection of RockPalast concerts have been made available on DVD over time. Many are available on YouTube, so any Rory Gallagher or The Pirates live at RockPalast. The same goes for North Sea and Montreaux Jazz concerts. Rory at Montreaux may seem out of place, but one year, Motorhead were invited to play. They went down a storm. The Montreaux is so much more than jazz. Niiice.
aging_rocker
Friend of Leo's
I'd add a couple of my favourite live shows which are mostly available on youtube these days.
Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's - great show, wonderful band and guests. I would have donated an organ to be there. A taster:
Also, seeing as Zeppelin have already been mentioned, there's a Page/Plant show from Germany (Bizarre festival) in '98 that (IMHO) is 'peak post-Zeppelin Zeppelin', with Charlie Jones and Michael Lee (RIP) filling the bass & drum roles. Page & Plant are on top form, driven by a world-class rhythm section (again)
Here's one you might recognise:
Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's - great show, wonderful band and guests. I would have donated an organ to be there. A taster:
Also, seeing as Zeppelin have already been mentioned, there's a Page/Plant show from Germany (Bizarre festival) in '98 that (IMHO) is 'peak post-Zeppelin Zeppelin', with Charlie Jones and Michael Lee (RIP) filling the bass & drum roles. Page & Plant are on top form, driven by a world-class rhythm section (again)
Here's one you might recognise:
aging_rocker
Friend of Leo's
And speaking of Montreux, Talk Talk live in 1986 was an incredible show, and a wonderful performance.
One of the best 80's bands and one of the few bands that I didn't get to see play and regret to this day.
It's on youtube, here's a clip:
One of the best 80's bands and one of the few bands that I didn't get to see play and regret to this day.
It's on youtube, here's a clip:
posttoastie
Friend of Leo's
Link to Austin City Limits full show Hall of Fame Inducties 2021 . Wilco, Lucinda Williams and Alejandro Escovedo are inducted and perform.
www.pbssocal.org
Austin City Limits 7th Annual Hall of Fame Honors (90 min)
Celebrate as inductees Alejandro Escovedo, Lucinda Williams and Wilco are honored.
Lone_Poor_Boy
Tele-Holic
LOL! You're all responding to a post from a few months back necroed by a bot account.
cyclopean
Poster Extraordinaire
If it’s a worthwhile conversation does it matter?
Skyhook
Tele-Afflicted
Yep!
This is a really good concert.
It's not just a note-perfect run through of studio material as it invariably is when we're talking about DT.
Some tracks have entire added sections.
There are some nice solo spots.
John Petrucci doesn't look like a bear yet.
Like... it's good stuff!
eclipse
Tele-Meister
A lot of variety throughouthis career. Great stuff.
