Favorite Progressive Rock Live Albums

[Ron Party]

Splitting these posts from another favorite live music thread here so as to have a thread devoted to live prog:

Peter Gabriel Plays Live and Secret World
Genesis Live Seconds Out
Dweezil Zappa Zappa Plays Zappa
Renaissance Live Royal Albert Hall
Frank Zappa Broadway the Hard Way
Gentile Giant Live
Good Rats Live Obscure Local band
Yes Live at Monreux 2003

Just a few of many more

Rob

I knew I liked Rob when he described his fondness for JBL speakers, but this even better! Hey Ken, it looks like we have another prog head here!

Hello Ron

Nothing like making a guy feel welcome! A little off topic may be want to start a new thread but any new bands you recommend?

I didn't even get into

UK Live
Greg Lake Live When he had his own band KB Flower Hour
King Crimson Anything at all
Steve Hackett Live in Tokyo
Kansas
Rush
ELO
Triumvirat Only Studio saw them live
Refugee only Studio I album Wonder
The Nice Compilation 3 cd set
PFM Cook
Nectar
Asia Live in Moscow
John Wetton Chasing the Dragon
Ambrosia

And so on

Rob

Oh, this thread is going to be fun. Let's see.

Props to Rob for mentioning one of my favorites, The Tokyo Tapes

I would add:

David Gilmour, Live In Gdansk and London 1984
The Flower Kings, @ Live Recording 2003 and Alive On Planet Earth
Transatlantic, Live In Europe and Live In America
Genesis, Genesis Live and Archive Box Set, Discs 1 & 2 (which is Genesis performing The Lamb at the Shrine on 1/24/75)
Sylvan, Leaving Backstage: Live At Kampnagel
Marillion, Marbles Live
King Crimson, B'Boom - Official Bootleg - Live In Argentina

 

[RUR]

Genesis, Genesis Live and Archive Box Set, Discs 1 & 2 (which is Genesis performing The Lamb at the Shrine on 1/24/75)

Better than a recording, I was there.

Add to the list Renaissance Live at Carnegie Hall, which includes superb live versions of Song of Scheherazade and Ashes are Burning.

 

[RBFC]

How is the recording quality of Renaissance at Royal Albert Hall, from the King Biscuit Flower Hour?

Lee

 

[Robh3606]

[How is the recording quality of Renaissance at Royal Albert Hall, from the King Biscuit Flower Hour?

I just dropped it on now. It's mixed there are a couple of feedback issues but over all I think its damn good.

Add to the list Renaissance Live at Carnegie Hall

Yes I have it in vinyl and its great.

Rob

 

[Robh3606]

Rob, I saw GG perform at the Whisky or Roxy (can't recall which) back in '71 or so. Very small venue and they were superb!

Yes they were never in the big stadiums. I saw them a couple of times in the Calderone which was a converted movie theater. Maybe 1000 seats with the balcony. A very pleasant memory also saw them in the old Felt Forum in Manhattan. They were on a late night 12Pm double show with Focus off all bands! It was blast! You ever see Greenslade??

Rob

 

[RUR]

No Greenslade, unfortunately. Prog-wise I've seen:

GG only the one time
Genesis only the one time
ELP multiple times
Jethro Tull multiple times
Pink Floyd once (at the bowl in "quadraphonic")
Renaissance once
Ambrosia once
Supertramp once (the reprise version of the band about 10 years ago)
Rick Wakeman once

Not bad, but I'm a piker compared to Mr. Party. ;-)

 

[flez007]

Premiata Forneira Marconi - all of them
Genesis - Seconds Out, selling England
Camel - almost all
The Pentateuch (???) forgot the exact name, my dog ate it and cant find a replacement
Supertramp - Live in Paris

 

[FrantzM]

Not much to add except these two:

Renaissance: Live at Carnegie Hall. Good sound and Music)
Rush: Exit Stage Left...

 

[JackD201]

Rush: Exit Stage Left...

Never fails to make me feel young again hehehehe

 

[naturephoto1]

I would like to add Yessongs by Yes.

Rich