Jethro Tull in Las Vegas, a concert from the North American leg of the 1978 tour when the band were promoting both the Heavy Horses album as well as the then recently released live double album Bursting Out.
Rock superstars David Coverdale, Glenn Hughes, Ronnie Montrose and Marc Bonilla with The Dragon Choir on the 15th of December 2000 at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.
It's a portion of one of the celebrated Mark and Brian Christmas shows, the highlight of the season for many of their listeners, aired on KLOS-FM in Los Angeles, California
Eric Burdon & The Animals live at the Palasport in Bologna, Italy on June 11, 1967
Curiously I just checked setlist.fm and in this date they supposedly performed at the Palasport di Torino but the presenter clearly mentions Bologna in his long introduction.
This is a copy of an unofficial released and includes tracks from an Italian band, I Condors from Verona.
Sound Quality: 8.5
Source: Soundboard
Track List:
Animals (possible early show or another Italian date)
Another year, another 'best of' list, as always highly anticipated by our dear visitors, isn't it?
So, here's my top 12 albums and also some that almost made it to the list.
I wrote down my chosen tracks from each one and links to their official sites which I strongly encourage you to visit. It's a way (albeit modest) of supporting their art.
You can also listen to a playlist of 20 songs from 2024 that I loved!
Have a great 2025 with plenty of live music!
: | TOP ALBUMS | :
Jack White - No Name
Best tracks:
What's The Rumpus, That's How I'm Feeling, Number One With A Bullet
An episode from BBC's 6 Music's Festive Takeover from December 2021 featuring Robert Plant.
Robert rifles through his almost alphabetically filed record collection to soothe your seasonal soul. Expect some Feist, Muddy Waters, Joni Mitchell, Sturgill Simpson and Elbow.