Tag: Live Album

Most of the Steve Miller Band material for this live set comes from a Pine Knob (Detroit) performance in late…

The 1986 North American GTR tour took the band through posh 2,000 seat theaters, naturally pulling from both the debut…

The 1978 to 1981 timeframe of Canadian legends Saga was for me the best period of their lengthy discography. This…

No stranger to the world of redundant live albums is Whitesnake. This makes for their 11fifth live release and follows…

Reviewing live albums has never been a priority of mine, but this recent release from Whitesnake is a rare exception,…

As you might have assumed this live set is purely for the most loyal of Krokus followers.

It remains an interesting chapter of Aerosmith’s legacy even if long-time fans can’t quite make up their minds about it…

Preceding the Unplugged phenomenon which would become prevalent a few years later, Tesla jumped the queue with their ‘5 Man…

One of Japan’s endearing rock bands from the 70’s are Bow Wow, legends in their time, and still revered today,…

The 70’s were full of magnificent live albums and quite frankly, 1978 was a boom year with Ted Nugent’s ‘Double…

Playing live was seen as one of Pat Travers strengths, which saw the live set ‘Go For What You Know’…

1979 was a great year for music, and live albums were right in vogue back then, including this one from…

Lee Aaron returns to the scene of the crime decades later, with an album recorded in 2018, that features cuts…

After three fantastic studio albums Gotthard did what most rock bands do and that is go live, and acoustic.

Despite the dodgy audio in parts, REO Speedwagon deliver a hot live album from a band who at the time…

With Foghat having recorded arguably two of their best albums in a row, 1975’s ‘Fool For The City’ and 1976’s…

The performances from all the band members shows Golden Earring in their prime, with years of live experience, there are…

Firehouse ventured into 1996 with an acoustic-semi-unplugged CD, having migrated through the grunge era and coming out the other end.

This album was a product of its time, and went far beyond Peter Frampton’s studio material, even though those were…

Considering Molly Hatchet had been a successful act for nearly a decade up to this point, a double live LP…