Classic Rock (Phil Collins lives, run for the hills)

Diamond Head, The thing is though they weren't when they released the ep, the first album let them down, pruduction and song choices, then they seemed to change direction, then Sean Harris left. To think the had major label backing early they shoul have been one of the NWBHM bands that with Saxon, Maiden, Leppard made it, or at least got to Tygers of Pan Tang, Magnum levels. Where they just crashed, though left a lasting influence on the thrash bands,

I thought they were going to be bigger. I think I bought (and may still have in the attic) their first single (Shoot Out The Lights) which wasn't Zep like at all.
 
I thought they were going to be bigger. I think I bought (and may still have in the attic) their first single (Shoot Out The Lights) which wasn't Zep like at all.
Don't think Am I evil was either really.
 
Did somebody say live albums?

Here's a few of my favourites:

ac/dc: if you want blood
beck, jeff: with jan hammer group live
blue oyster cult: some enchanted evening
blue oyster cult: on your feet or on your knees
be bop deluxe: live in the air age
cheap trick: budokan the complete concert
clapton, eric: rainbow concert
cooper, alice: the alice cooper show
deep purple: made in japan
deep purple: mk3 final concerts
drive by truckers: it's great to be alive!
elp: welcome back my friends to the show that never ends
foghat: foghat live
frampton, peter: frampton comes alive
gallagher, rory: irish tour
hagar, sammy: loud & clear
jethro tull: bursting out
judas priest: unleashed in the east
kiss: alive
kiss: alive ii
led zeppelin: the song remains the same
led zeppelin: how the west was won
little feat: waiting for columbus
lynyrd skynyrd: southern by the grace of god
lynyrd skynyrd: one more from the road
marley, bob: live
motley crue: the end
mott the hoople: live
nugent, ted: double live gonzo
osbourne, ozzy: tribute
petty, tom & the heartbreakers: the live anthology
queen: a night at the odeon
rainbow: on stage
reed, lou: rock n roll animal
rolling stones: get your ya yas out
rush: all the world's a stage
rush: exit… stage left
rush: show of hands
seger, bob: live bullet
status quo: live
sweet: live 1973
the scorpions: tokyo tapes
the sensational alex harvey band: live
teaze: tour of japan
thin lizzy: live & dangerous
trower, robin: in concert
ufo: strangers in the night
who, the: live at leeds
yes: yessongs
young, neil: weld
 
Did somebody say live albums?

Here's a few of my favourites:

ac/dc: if you want blood
beck, jeff: with jan hammer group live
blue oyster cult: some enchanted evening
blue oyster cult: on your feet or on your knees
be bop deluxe: live in the air age
cheap trick: budokan the complete concert
clapton, eric: rainbow concert
cooper, alice: the alice cooper show
deep purple: made in japan
deep purple: mk3 final concerts
drive by truckers: it's great to be alive!
elp: welcome back my friends to the show that never ends
foghat: foghat live
frampton, peter: frampton comes alive
gallagher, rory: irish tour
hagar, sammy: loud & clear
jethro tull: bursting out
judas priest: unleashed in the east
kiss: alive
kiss: alive ii
led zeppelin: the song remains the same
led zeppelin: how the west was won
little feat: waiting for columbus
lynyrd skynyrd: southern by the grace of god
lynyrd skynyrd: one more from the road
marley, bob: live
motley crue: the end
mott the hoople: live
nugent, ted: double live gonzo
osbourne, ozzy: tribute
petty, tom & the heartbreakers: the live anthology
queen: a night at the odeon
rainbow: on stage
reed, lou: rock n roll animal
rolling stones: get your ya yas out
rush: all the world's a stage
rush: exit… stage left
rush: show of hands
seger, bob: live bullet
status quo: live
sweet: live 1973
the scorpions: tokyo tapes
the sensational alex harvey band: live
teaze: tour of japan
thin lizzy: live & dangerous
trower, robin: in concert
ufo: strangers in the night
who, the: live at leeds
yes: yessongs
young, neil: weld
Nice list. Nearly all covered. Obviously not a Genesis fan.
Seconds Out.

Santana - Moonflower.
Neil Young - Live Rust
Steve Hillage - Live Herald

Played them all to death many moons ago, along with much of your list.

Not Classic Rock, but later I was obsessed with Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense - The video.
 
Nice list. Nearly all covered. Obviously not a Genesis fan.
Seconds Out.

Santana - Moonflower.
Neil Young - Live Rust
Steve Hillage - Live Herald

Played them all to death many moons ago, along with much of your list.

Not Classic Rock, but later I was obsessed with Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense - The video.

Hmmm. I'm going to see Genesis in concert next month (not for the first time) and a month or so later to see Steve Hackett (for the first time) play Seconds Out live.

Live Rust is great too.

Not got Moonflower or Live Herald but have seen Hillage and Santana live.
 
Hmmm. I'm going to see Genesis in concert next month (not for the first time) and a month or so later to see Steve Hackett (for the first time) play Seconds Out live.

Live Rust is great too.

Not got Moonflower or Live Herald but have seen Hillage and Santana live.
Seconds Out is excellent even with Phil on vocals.
I would love to see Hackett. Every time he comes to Dublin, it’s in a smallish venue and the tickets go like lightning.
You really have to be quick and I never have been.
 

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