MR

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 2:57 am**

As a kid, live albums would walways catch my interest. Maybe because my life was meant to turn into a musician's. Who knows? I had friends who couldn't give two shits about recorded concerts.

Anyway, these are some of the albums I grew up listening to:

...to name a few.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 3:32 am**

KISS Alive II
RUSH All The World's A Stage
BLACK SABBATH Live Evil
TED NUGENT Double Live Gonzo
RAINBOW On Stage
DEEP PURPLE Made In Japan/Made in Europe
SCORPIONS Worldwide Live

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 3:34 am**

JUDAS PRIEST Unleashed in the East
AEROSMITH Live Bootleg

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 3:50 am**

Món wrote:

One of the best live albums ever put out.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 3:56 am**

Catched?

My favorite live albums?

"Beast from the East" by Dokken
"Live Killers" by Queen
"All the World's a Stage" by Rush
"Different Stages" by Rush
"Rush in Rio" by Rush
"DVD" by Kansas
"Return to Paradise" by Styx
"Hi Infidelity Live" by REO Speedwagon
"Keys to Ascension" by Yes

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:09 am**

conversationpc wrote:Catched?

My favorite live albums?

"Beast from the East" by Dokken
"Live Killers" by Queen
"All the World's a Stage" by Rush
"Different Stages" by Rush
"Rush in Rio" by Rush
"DVD" by Kansas
"Return to Paradise" by Styx
"Hi Infidelity Live" by REO Speedwagon
"Keys to Ascension" by Yes

:lol:

Fixed.

You can't deny I'm pretty good at it. English is my second language.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:10 am**

Món wrote:
conversationpc wrote:Catched?

My favorite live albums?

"Beast from the East" by Dokken
"Live Killers" by Queen
"All the World's a Stage" by Rush
"Different Stages" by Rush
"Rush in Rio" by Rush
"DVD" by Kansas
"Return to Paradise" by Styx
"Hi Infidelity Live" by REO Speedwagon
"Keys to Ascension" by Yes

:lol:

Fixed.

You can't deny I'm pretty good at it. English is my second language.

Where are you from. If English really is your second language, you are pretty good at it.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:11 am**

Northern México.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:14 am**

Món wrote:Northern México.

Truthfully, your written English is as good and probably better than most Americans. Good for you.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:14 am**

Món wrote:Northern México.

What do you think about a Latin rhythm JOURNEY concept album?

:lol:

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:14 am**

Wheels Of Fyre wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

What do you think about a Latin rhythm JOURNEY concept album?

Cue the "Twilight Zone" music. :lol:

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:15 am**

conversationpc wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

Truthfully, your written English is as good and probably better than most Americans. Good for you.

On this forum that's not saying much! :twisted:

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:17 am**

Wheels Of Fyre wrote:
conversationpc wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

Truthfully, your written English is as good and probably better than most Americans. Good for you.

On this forum that's not saying much!

Good point.

Maybe Mon and Moon Beam can start a thread so that he can feel really good about his English skills...

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:17 am**

conversationpc wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

Truthfully, your written English is as good and probably better than most Americans. Good for you.

That's what I get all the time. :lol:

Many thanx!

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:19 am**

Wheels Of Fyre wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

What do you think about a Latin rhythm JOURNEY concept album?

I think I'd rather sink my nutsack on a blender and press "frappé". :lol:

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:20 am**

Foghat-Live......one of the best live albums i've ever heard

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:22 am**

conversationpc wrote:
Wheels Of Fyre wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

What do you think about a Latin rhythm JOURNEY concept album?

Cue the "Twilight Zone" music.

You know, I've never asked anyone of the Spanish language/Latin culture and very few have ever commented (probably out of fear of ultimate abuse).

I know you're joking (well, I think you are) but I don't know why people get so bent out of shape about the idea. It will NEVER happen and we ALL KNOW IT. It's simply an interest of mine - or as people like to say here in the darkest of corners: it's my "agenda" BUH-WAH-HA-HAAAAAAA.........

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:22 am**

Món wrote:
Wheels Of Fyre wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

What do you think about a Latin rhythm JOURNEY concept album?

I think I'd rather sink my nutsack on a blender and press "frappé".

Dude, you just made my face turn pale. Yikes!

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:22 am**

Món wrote:
Wheels Of Fyre wrote:
Món wrote:Northern México.

What do you think about a Latin rhythm JOURNEY concept album?

I think I'd rather sink my nutsack on a blender and press "frappé".

No. Really. What do you think?

:lol:

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:26 am**

I'll just say I grew up on Kiss Alive I and II and later, Unleashed in the East by Judas Priest...

And Mon...gotta give proper credit to you for that hypnotic avatar.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:32 am**

swataz wrote:I'll just say I grew up on Kiss Alive I and II and later, Unleashed in the East by Judas Priest...

And Mon...gotta give proper credit to you for that hypnotic avatar.

Dang! Forgot about that one. One of the best.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:43 am**

Nothing compares to a good live show that captures the stage energy of a band!Live is where a band's real heart is.
These are the ones that I listen to pretty often.

JOURNEY - Live in Houston '81 & Captured (then the Alpine Valley show from '81 and Chicago '79)
HEART - Rock The House Live ('91)
TOTO - Absolutely Live (destroyed from so much playing... :lol:

)
BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES - Live Art (a mindblowing show)
DREAM THEATER - Live at the Marquee
BRYAN ADAMS - MTV Unplugged
JOE SATRIANI - Live In San Francisco
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - The '71 Live Tour

There are more,but cannot remember now,I'll have to refresh my memory by looking through them.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:51 am**

*Laura wrote:Nothing compares to a good live show that captures the stage energy of a band!Live is where a band's real heart is.
These are the ones that I listen to pretty often.

JOURNEY - Live in Houston '81 & Captured (then the Alpine Valley show from '81 and Chicago '79)
HEART - Rock The House Live ('91)
TOTO - Absolutely Live (destroyed from so much playing... )
BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES - Live Art (a mindblowing show)
DREAM THEATER - Live at the Marquee
BRYAN ADAMS - MTV Unplugged
JOE SATRIANI - Live In San Francisco
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - The '71 Live Tour

There are more,but cannot remember now,I'll have to refresh my memory by looking through them.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:52 am**

Wheels bro, that is exactly the same idea you were trying to hawk to people over at BT and I think you got the same exact response. Currently, do you think the band has ANY plans of new albums let alone a Journey Mariachi album. Won't EVER happen. Won't see any more new albums from Journey between now and when they finally hang it up and call this nightmare a career. They're gonna tour just long enough to try and make everyone forget about the last two or three years and all of the negative press and then call it a day. That would be my take on things right now.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:01 am**

Rick wrote:
*Laura wrote:Nothing compares to a good live show that captures the stage energy of a band!Live is where a band's real heart is.
These are the ones that I listen to pretty often.

JOURNEY - Live in Houston '81 & Captured (then the Alpine Valley show from '81 and Chicago '79)
HEART - Rock The House Live ('91)
TOTO - Absolutely Live (destroyed from so much playing... )
BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES - Live Art (a mindblowing show)
DREAM THEATER - Live at the Marquee
BRYAN ADAMS - MTV Unplugged
JOE SATRIANI - Live In San Francisco
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - The '71 Live Tour

There are more,but cannot remember now,I'll have to refresh my memory by looking through them.

What?

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:03 am**

*Laura wrote:
Rick wrote:
*Laura wrote:Nothing compares to a good live show that captures the stage energy of a band!Live is where a band's real heart is.
These are the ones that I listen to pretty often.

JOURNEY - Live in Houston '81 & Captured (then the Alpine Valley show from '81 and Chicago '79)
HEART - Rock The House Live ('91)
TOTO - Absolutely Live (destroyed from so much playing... )
BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES - Live Art (a mindblowing show)
DREAM THEATER - Live at the Marquee
BRYAN ADAMS - MTV Unplugged
JOE SATRIANI - Live In San Francisco
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - The '71 Live Tour

There are more,but cannot remember now,I'll have to refresh my memory by looking through them.

What?

It's very surprising. I'm glad you are so diverse. I'm a very myopic person musically.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:04 am**

I keep remembering more when I see others post them. Can't believe I forgot these...

Live in Houston 1981 The Escape Tour - Journey
Metropolis Part 2: Scenes from New York - Dream Theater

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:11 am**

Rick wrote:
*Laura wrote:
Rick wrote:
*Laura wrote:Nothing compares to a good live show that captures the stage energy of a band!Live is where a band's real heart is.
These are the ones that I listen to pretty often.

JOURNEY - Live in Houston '81 & Captured (then the Alpine Valley show from '81 and Chicago '79)
HEART - Rock The House Live ('91)
TOTO - Absolutely Live (destroyed from so much playing... )
BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES - Live Art (a mindblowing show)
DREAM THEATER - Live at the Marquee
BRYAN ADAMS - MTV Unplugged
JOE SATRIANI - Live In San Francisco
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - The '71 Live Tour

There are more,but cannot remember now,I'll have to refresh my memory by looking through them.

What?

It's very surprising. I'm glad you are so diverse. I'm a very myopic person musically.

It's true,I love all kinds of music,never refuse to give a listen to any genre.
I don't even know where to put Bela Fleck,tho...Strange beautiful music.Ever heard it?

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:18 am**

*Laura wrote:
Rick wrote:
*Laura wrote:
Rick wrote:
*Laura wrote:Nothing compares to a good live show that captures the stage energy of a band!Live is where a band's real heart is.
These are the ones that I listen to pretty often.

JOURNEY - Live in Houston '81 & Captured (then the Alpine Valley show from '81 and Chicago '79)
HEART - Rock The House Live ('91)
TOTO - Absolutely Live (destroyed from so much playing... )
BELA FLECK & THE FLECKTONES - Live Art (a mindblowing show)
DREAM THEATER - Live at the Marquee
BRYAN ADAMS - MTV Unplugged
JOE SATRIANI - Live In San Francisco
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - The '71 Live Tour

There are more,but cannot remember now,I'll have to refresh my memory by looking through them.

What?

It's very surprising. I'm glad you are so diverse. I'm a very myopic person musically.

It's true,I love all kinds of music,never refuse to give a listen to any genre.
I don't even know where to put Bela Fleck,tho...Strange beautiful music.Ever heard it?

Not that I can recall. It sounds very 50's early 60's by the name of the group.

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:24 am**

While I hate Ozzy-era Sabbath, this album rocked for one reason:

BRAD GILLIS!

MR

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