Frampton comes alive!

Not a double and not remotely the best live album, but I was rather taken by the live album that was the second disc of Everybody's in Showbiz by the Kinks. Ray Davies is clearly plastered and the rest of the band isn't far behind, and there's just a kind of drunken majesty about it.

The Band - Rock of Ages and The Last Waltz (ok, it's a triple)

Mountain Jam was originally released on the Allman Brother's next album (another double) Eat a Peach.

Another great Joni live double - Miles of Aisles

Likewise for Jaco (as part of Weather Report) - 8:30

Van Morrison - I'd take A Night in San Francisco over It's Too Late to Stop Now

 

@voodoolounge: Big Pink IS close, in West Saugerties, where Woodstock was actually held.

Another good dbl live: Little Feat's Waiting For Columbus. My early pressing has the 1/4-2/3 LP side arrangement, my later pressing (with bar code on the back cover) 1/2-3/4. Changers went out of fashion in the early-mid 70's, even amongst non-audiophiles.

Live Adventures of AL Kooper and Mike Bloomfield at the Fimore in S.F.. Amazing!!!

Many are worth mentioning, but I'll limit myself to only two.

Frampton Comes Alive

Live Bullet

Hendrix’ “Electric Ladyland” was the main one back in the day.

Ramping it up even further was “The White Album”….

there were other worthy contenders but I think those were pretty good.

Joni Mitchell Shadows and Light.

One of the best bands ever! Especially riveting listening to Jaco knowing he was taken from us too soon. 

Then there is 'The Song Remains the Same'.

Many double albums were made like that. 

@deadtrader - I've got that whole Woodstock box set in the wooden case with the guitar strap and the lithos. I'll be putting it up for sale before much longer. With about 5 or 6 exceptions, I just didn't like most of the music, even from bands that I do like. The ones I liked best were Jimi Hendrix and the Jefferson Airplane. 

Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen

 

We've Got a Live One Here!

James - Live in Extraordinary Times

@deadtrader 

I didn't know The Band played that weekend. I'm thinking the big pink house wasn't far from the farm.

@isochronism 

Mountain jam was side 3 and 4! 🤘

Woodstock YES then add the other half dozen official release sources and add this little bootleg collection I have and Bang you have Woodstock. 17 cds total

Woodstock Complete – Bootleg Version

This is the Bootleg Only version of Woodstock Complete – the one you’re
downloading. Its 11 cds. If you have some of the below, you can skip a disc –
but take a look at the source as ours may be more complete.

When you have this you need to buy the cds and videos in the OfficialSources
text file. Then reburn it according to the complete setlist.

Bear in mind that I have edited together stage announcements and performances
from various sources to give the most complete "build" of this material currently
possible. Multiple sources have varying sound qualities, varying levels of hiss
ect. I have chosen not to de-hiss much of the material as my personal preference
is "purist" and because of the extremely variant opinions about hiss reduction
techniques. I have, however, speed corrected everything!!

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DISC ONE:
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Richie Havens:
1. John Morris/Richie Havens Intro Sources: Film Outtake, B&W Video
2. High Flyin’ Bird Source: Film Outtake
3. Unknown song Source: B&W Video
4. I Can’t Make It Anymore Source: Film Outtake
5. With A Little Help From My Friends Source: Film Outtake
6. Strawberry Fields Forever/Hey Jude Source: Film Outtake

Sweetwater:
7. Motherless Child Source: Audience Tape
8. Day Song Source: B&W Video

Bert Sommer:
9. Jennifer Source: Film Outtake

Arlo Guthrie:
10. Amazing Grace Source: Film Outtake

Quill
11. John Morris Intro/They Live The Life Source: Diary Video, Audience Tape
12. BBY Source: Audience Tape
13. Waitin’ For You Source: Diary Video, Audience Tap
14. Unknown song/jam

Country Joe McDonald:
15. Chip Monck/Country Joe Intro Source: Film Outtake
16. Janis Source: Film Outtake
17. Rockin’ All Around The World Source: Film Outtake
18. Flyin’ High All Over The World Source: Film Outtake
19. Seen A Rocket Source: Film Outtake

Santana
20. Waiting Source: Audience Tape
21. You Just Don’t Care Source: Audience Tape

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DISC TWO:
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Keef Hartley Band
1. Spanish Fly Source: Audience Tape

Incredible String Band
2. Invocation Source: B&W Video
3. The Letter Source: Film Outtake, B&W Video
4. This Moment Source: Film Outtake
5. When You Find Out Who You Are/Chip Monck Outro Source: Film Outtake, Diary Video

Mountain
6. Stormy Monday Source: Soundboard Tape
7. Theme From An Imaginary Western Source: Soundboard Tape
8. Long Red Source: Soundboard Tape
9. For Yasgur’s Farm Source: Soundboard Tape
10. You And Me Source: Soundboard Tape
11. Waiting To Take You Away Source: Soundboard Tape
12. Dreams Of Milk And Honey Source: B&W Video

13.Stage Problems Announcement Source: B&W Video

Grateful Dead (all tracks sourced from original Multitrack Master!! gaps in St. Stephen filled in by alt. Soundboard tape)
14. Ken Babbs/Chip Monck Intro-St. Stephen

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DISC THREE:
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Grateful Dead (track sourced from original Multitrack Master!! gaps in Lovelight filled in by alt. Soundboard tape)
1. Mama Tried
2. Equipment Failure And Stage Raps
3. Dark Star
4. High Time
5. Turn On Your Lovelight

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DISC FOUR:
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Creedence Clearwater Revival Source: Soundboard Tape EXCEPT as noted
1. Chip Monck Intro/Born On The Bayou Source: Soundboard Tape, Blackstead Tapes MP3 File
2. Green River
3. Ninety-Nine And A Half (Won’t Do)
4. Commotion
5. Bootleg
6. Bad Moon Rising
7. Proud Mary
8. I Put A Spell On You
9. Night Time Is The Right Time
10. Keep On Chooglin’
11. Suzy Q

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DISC FIVE:
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Janis Joplin Source: Soundboard Tape
1. Chip Monck Intro/Raise Your Hand
2. As Good As You’ve Been To This World
3. To Love Somebody
4. Summertime
5. Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
6. Kosmic Blues
7. Can’t Turn You Loose
8. Work Me Lord
9. Piece Of My Heart
10. Ball And Chain

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DISC SIX:
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Sly & The Family Stone Source: Soundboard Tape From "Down On the Farm" CD
1. Chip Monck Intro/M’Lady
2. Sing A Simple Song
3. You Can Make It If You Try
4. Everyday People/Dance To The Music
5. Music Lover
6. I Want To Take You Higher
7. Love City
8. Stand

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DISC SEVEN::
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The Who Source: Soundboard Tape EXCEPT where noted
1. Chip Monck Intro/Heaven And Hell
2. I Can’t Explain
3. It’s A Boy
4. 1921
5. Amazing Journey
6. Sparks
7. Eyesight To The Blind
8. Christmas
9. Acid Queen
10. Pinball Wizard
11. Abbie Hoffmann Incident
12. Fiddle About
13. -There’s A Doctor I’ve Found
14. Go To The Mirror Boy
15. Smash The Mirror
16. I’m Free
17. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
18. We’re Not Gonna Take It
19. See Me Feel Me
20. Summertime Blues
21. Shakin’ All Over/Chip Monck Intro/Pete Townshend Intro
22. My Generation-Naked Eye/Chip Monck Outro Source: Soundboard Tape, Soundtrack LP

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DISC EIGHT:
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1. Doctor Request/Chip Monck Intro/Grace Slick Intro Source: Diary Video

Jefferson Airplane
2. The Other Side Of This Life (segments only) Source: Director’s Cut, Audience Tape

Joe Cocker
3. Something’s Coming On Source: Acetate
4. Dear Landlord Source: Audience Tape

Country Joe & The Fish
5. Thing Called Love Source: Film Outtake
6. Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine Source: Film Outtake

The Band Source: Soundboard Tape EXCEPT where noted
7. Chip Monck Intro/Chest Fever
8. Baby Don’t Do It
9. Tears Of Rage
10. We Can Talk
11. Don’t You Tell Henry
12. This Wheel’s On Fire Source: Acetate

Johnny Winter
13. Mama Talk To Your Daughter Source: Blackstead Tapes MP3
14. Rock Me Baby Source: Blackstead Tapes MP3

Blood Sweat And Tears
15. Chip Monck Intro/More And More Source: Film Outtake
16. Something’s Coming On/More Than You’ll Ever Know Source: Film Outtake
17. Spinning Wheel Source: Film Outtake

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DISC NINE:
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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
1. Blackbird Source: Film Outtake
2. Helplessly Hoping Source: Film Outtake
3. Mr Soul Source: Film Outtake
4. Long Time Gone Source: Film Outtake

Paul Butterfield Blues Band
5. All In A Day Source: Blackstead Tapes MP3
6. All My Love Comin’ Through To You Source: Film Outtake
7. Drifting Blues Source: Film Outtake
8. Everything’s Gonna Be Alright Source: Woodstock Two LP, Film Outtake

Sha-Na-Na
9. Teen Angel Source: Film Outtake
10. Wipe Out Source: Film Outtake
11. Who Wrote The Book Of Love Source: Film Outtake
12. Duke Of Earl Source: Film Outtake

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DISC TEN:
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Jimi Hendrix Source: Soundboard Tape EXCEPT where noted
1. Chip Monck Intro/Introduction Source: Soundboard Tape, 2 CD Hendrix At Woodstock
2. Message To The Universe Source: Audience Tape
3. Getting My Heart Back Together Again
4. Spanish Castle Magic
5. Red House
6. Master Mind
7. Here Comes Your Lover Man
8. Foxy Lady
9. Jam Back At The House

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DISC ELEVEN:
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Jimi Hendrix Source: Soundboard Tape EXCEPT where noted
1. Izabella
2. Gypsy Woman
3. Fire
4. Voodoo Child (slight return)/Stepping Stone
5. Star Spangled Banner
6. Purple Haze
7. Woodstock Improvisation/Villanova Junction
8. Hey Joe

 

 

 

Woodstock?

 

Grateful Dead - Europe 72

Someone’s best (favorite) is the one with the weed crumbs in the inside crease. Joking aside, my favorite back then was most likely Alman Brorhers Fillmore East. It was instrumental in my early Guitar learning. Funny my older sister had it and not in the best shape. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed had a bad skip partially through. I learned the song and Solo note for note, although anytime playing it alone (witout the record) approaching that skip-spot would alway's slightly throw me. 😄

Sounds right to me.

It's why I keep my vintage Garrard on hand.

I was listening to some vinyl the other week and noticed that about how the sides are set up on some double albums; I think it's annoying! 

Fred and Barney smoked a Winston and Wilma mowed the lawn. 

Like this"

 

 

 

DeKay

It was sequenced for automatic record changers.