Bob Dylan: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 4: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert
That is actually the Audio from the Manchester Free Trade Hall, he did half the concert acoustic, then brought on his band and did the rest with electric equipment. The crowd didn't take to the new sound much (he was famously called 'Judas' by someone heckling).
Bob Dylan: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 4: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert
That is actually the Audio from the Manchester Free Trade Hall, he did half the concert acoustic, then brought on his band and did the rest with electric equipment. The crowd didn't take to the new sound much (he was famously called 'Judas' by someone heckling).
Its a landmark bit of pop history though.
The crowd had roundly booed the electric through the whole tour and Dylan simply ignored them. What got to him at the free trade hall was the judas shout. He repiled with " i dont believe you, youre a liar" Then turned to the band and said " play it fcuking loud" and did an absolutely barnstorming version of Like A Rolling Stone
Radiohead at Glasto the first time(?) The one when Thom asked them to 'turn the fcuking lights to the audience.' Having seen most of it on YouTube they seemed astoundingly good that night.
Also the year that Pulp went on for The Stone Roses. Glastonbury simply doesn't get moments like 'Common People' anymore.
AC/DC - Live at River Plate (Buenos Aires, 2009)
AC/DC - Live at Donington (Monsters of Rock, UK, 1991)
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous (London, UK, 1976)
Iron Maiden - Live After Death (London, UK, 1984)
Iron Maiden - En Vivo! (Chile, 2011)
Metallica - S&M (California, USA, 1999)
Black Stone Cherry - Thank You! Livin' Live (Birmingham, UK, 2014)
KISS - Alive II (LA, USA, 1977)
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The Who Live at Leeds.
Pink Floyd - Is There Anybody Out There
Free Live
That is actually the Audio from the Manchester Free Trade Hall, he did half the concert acoustic, then brought on his band and did the rest with electric equipment. The crowd didn't take to the new sound much (he was famously called 'Judas' by someone heckling).
Its a landmark bit of pop history though.
That sounds like another when they were all having a blast ;-)
I'd love to have been in the basement with them.
Especially the In Rainbows session
" One of the 50 Moments that Changed the History of Rock and Roll"
Hold on, I was...
The crowd had roundly booed the electric through the whole tour and Dylan simply ignored them. What got to him at the free trade hall was the judas shout. He repiled with " i dont believe you, youre a liar" Then turned to the band and said " play it fcuking loud" and did an absolutely barnstorming version of Like A Rolling Stone
Also the year that Pulp went on for The Stone Roses. Glastonbury simply doesn't get moments like 'Common People' anymore.
Joy Division ~ Still
AC/DC - Live at Donington (Monsters of Rock, UK, 1991)
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous (London, UK, 1976)
Iron Maiden - Live After Death (London, UK, 1984)
Iron Maiden - En Vivo! (Chile, 2011)
Metallica - S&M (California, USA, 1999)
Black Stone Cherry - Thank You! Livin' Live (Birmingham, UK, 2014)
KISS - Alive II (LA, USA, 1977)
Queen, Live At The Rainbow 74
Queen, Live At Wembley
Status Quo, Live (Glasgow Apollo 1976 with the Balcony bouncing up and down)
Status Quo, Live At The Nec 1982.
Led Zeppelin, How The West Was Won.
Rush, Exit Stage Left
Thin Lizzy, Live 75
Thin Lizzy, Live and Dangerous
Iron Maiden, Live After Death
AC/DC, If You Want Blood You Got It.
Pink Floyd, Pulse.
David Gilmour, Live At Gdansk.
Yes, Yessongs
Rainbow, On Stage
The Who - I was at "Live at Hull" which some say was a better performance.
Personally I'd go for:
1969: The Velvet Underground Live
Untitled - The Byrds
Beatles - Let it Be
Live at Hull was released a few years ago, and there isn't much in it I must admit.
Ohhh how I would have loved to have seen that ! Which was your best bit ?
KISS Alive (1975)
Saxon - The Eagle has Landed (1982)