CD-Charts Position 51
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Bridge of Sighs

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: Robin Trower

Release Date October 02, 2007
I have always liked this CD.....but only had it on cassette tape. The CD format is much better, it includes extra outtake of some of the songs.

CD-Charts Position 52
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AC/DC Live

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: AC/DC

Release Date February 18, 2003
Get this album, this is their 2nd live album and first with brian johnson. Brian is very good live. He even does a better job than bon scott. Brian is much better at singing Highway to hell. You can also consider it as a greatest hit album, a lot of their singles are on here but they are live. Also, to let you know this is a double cd, they have 2 different sets. A double which is this one and they have a standard one set cd

CD-Charts Position 53
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Happy Trails

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: Quicksilver Messenger Service

Release Date August 09, 1994
Imagine Jerry Garcia at his peak, with all 10 fingers intact, though with a lesser band. Most songs are quite strong, though Calvalry suffers from some of the spacey self-indulgence of the era (cf Dead's Caboose).

CD-Charts Position 54
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Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: Humble Pie

Release Date October 25, 1990
Humble Pie Performance Rockin' The Fillmore is the first best-ever live album to come out of the double lp live albums of the seventies. This album is pure rock and roll ecstacy and is without peer. Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band album sounds like a bunch of pansys next to this masterpiece. Peter Frampton's Frampton Comes Alive would never have happened had it not been for Rockin' the Fillmore, on which he played a vital role. This is rock and roll at its best. Powerful guitar, powerful singing, and a rock solid and powerful band.

CD-Charts Position 55
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Before the Amplifiers-Live Acoustic

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: Sister Hazel

Release Date June 17, 2008
This is an excellent show of Sister Hazel's talent. The tracks are a great mix of the best Sister Hazel songs through the years. The recording offers insight on who the members of Sister Hazel are and where their inspiration comes from, without taking away from the music. A great buy. Could easily serve as a greatest hits album.

CD-Charts Position 56
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Just Roll Tape: April 26th, 1968

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: Stephen Stills

Release Date July 10, 2007
I have been listening to Stephen Stills for 40 years, and I am always ready to hear any of his works. I once read that he is so intent on giving a great performance that he "hurls" before his performances. Whether it was Buffalo Springfield, CSN, CSN&Y, Manassas or any number of collaborations. This disc is the glue that held and holds all of them together. There are very few that deserve the title of musical genius, and Mr. Stephen Stills is one of those.

CD-Charts Position 57
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Live in Aught-Three

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by: James McMurtry & the Heartless Bastards

Release Date March 23, 2004
This is the first McMurtry album you should buy. It's got most of his classics performed perfectly. McMurtry's family literary humor shines through in "Choctaw Bingo" and "60 Acres", while his songwriting prowess is more clearly defined in "No More Buffalo" and "I'm not from here". Classic songs abound on this album. McMurtry covers Townes Van Zandt's beautiful "Rex's Blues", to close out an album filled to the brim with great live music, clocking in near 80 minutes. You really get your money's worth with this pick-up.

CD-Charts Position 58
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The Coral Sea

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
from: Pask Records

Release Date July 08, 2008
If someone said that punk poet laureate, Patti Smith, would be pairing up with My Bloody Valentine's, Kevin Shields, for a live performance, I would have told them to stop using drugs. The two paired up to do a live performance a few years back and the live album, The Coral Sea, is the result. The album is a musical memorial dedicated to Robert Mapplethorpe, a friend of Smith. The live disc includes excerpts from Smith's epic poem of the same title.

Smith, a legend in her own right, comes through with a heartbreaking record and Shields is brilliant as always, accompanying Smith on guitar throughout her spoken word performance. If you're a Smith fan or looking for an original kind of music, this is the album for you.

--Corey Crossfield
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CD-Charts Position 59
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The Mark Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back)

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: blink-182, Blink 182

Release Date November 07, 2000
Many punks do not concider Blink to be punk rock. I'll have to go ahead and disagree. They had the pop-punk sound. It just so happened that they became a supergroup in the late 90s. I never here any one diss greenday who sold more than blink. I do agree that Scott Rayner was better drummer than Travis Barker. I do believe that Buddah and Dude Ranch are blink two best records. I do believe that Emema of State and Take of Your Pance Jacket are punk albums. I do not like their self-titled 2003 record as much. I do believe Travis is a clown.
The Mark Tom and Travis show is a live concert recorded in San Diego. It has all their hits and fan favorites. "Carousel" , "untitled", and Pathetic" are my favorite songs off this cd. "Blew Job" , and "The Country Song" are funny. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 60
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Anywhere But Home (w/ bonus DVD)

CD-Charts > Music > Live Albums
by: Evanescence

Release Date November 23, 2004
This is a great value. The included DVD of backstage on their tour and the music videos makes this a great value for the price.