Live Dates 3 is a live album by Wishbone Ash recorded in Paris in 1999 with only Andy Powell remaining from the original line-up.
Category: 1990s Live Albums
Live Albums From The 1990s
You can look at the Best Live Albums blog by year:
Live albums from 1990
Live albums from 1991
Live albums from 1992
Live albums from 1993
Live albums from 1994
Live albums from 1995
Live albums from 1996
Live albums from 1997
Live albums from 1998
Live albums from 1999
Live Albums From The 1990s
Nearly 300 live albums have been featured from recordings between 1990 and 1999. Here are some of the highlights:
AC/DC Live 1990 1991
Aerosmith A Little South of Sanity
Alice Cooper A Fistful Of Alice 1996
Erykah Badu Live 1997
Jeff Buckley Live At Sin-E 1993
Jeff Buckley Live At L’Olympia 1995
Jeff Buckley Mystery White Boy Live 95-96
Cameo Nasty, Live & Funky 1996
The Cate Brothers Live 1998
Eric Clapton 24 Nights 1990 1991
Eric Clapton Unplugged 1992
The Eagles Hell Freezes Over 1994
Fleetwood Mac The Dance 1997
Guns N Roses Live Era 87–93
George Harrison Live In Japan 1991
Nils Lofgren Acoustic Live 1997
Paul McCartney Tripping The Live Fantastic Highlights 1990
Metallica Live Shit Binge And Purge 1993
Metallica S&M 1999
The Moody Blues A Night At Red Rocks With The Colorado Symphony Orchestra 1992
Van Morrison A Night in San Francisco 1993
Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New York 1993
Nirvana From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah 1989 to 1994
Pink Floyd Pulse 1994
Gil Scott-Heron Tour De Force Live 1994
Paul Simon’s Concert in the Park 1991
The Who Blues To The Bush 1999
Wishbone Ash Live Dates 3 1999
Neil Young & Crazy Horse Weld 1991
Neil Young Unplugged 1993
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Aerosmith A Little South of Sanity
A Little South Of Sanity is a live album by Aerosmith capturing their sound in the 90s on the Get A Grip and Nine Lives tours.
Aerosmith A Little South of Sanity
AC/DC Live 1990 1991
Live is the second album by AC/DC and the first with singer Brian Johnson. It was recorded in 1990 and 1991 – a long time after the classic If You Want Blood You’ve Got It.
After the death of singer Bon Scott, AC/DC recruited ex-Geordie singer Brain Johnson and went on to global popularity with albums like Back In Black and Those About To Rock We Salute You.
AC/DC Live
What a boring title after their first live album.
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Alice Cooper A Fistful Of Alice 1996
A Fistful Of Alice is a live album by Alice Cooper recorded in June 1996 at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. It includes guest appearances by Slash, Sammy Hagar and Rob Zombie.
This album has also been issued under the title of Alice Cooper Live at Cabo Wabo ’96.
Alice Cooper A Fistful Of Alice
The Who Blues To The Bush 1999
Blues To The Bush is a live album by The Who that was recorded at the House of Blues in Chicago on 12 and 13 November 1999, and at the Empire Theatre, Shepherd’s Bush, London on 22 and 23 December 1999.
It’s one of my favourites although it’s hard to get because it was exclusively released through MusicMaker.com. I got my copy from eBay.
The Who Blues To The Bush
My Rating – 28 out of 30 (10 + 9 + 9)
Deep Purple Live At The Olympia 96
Live At The Olympia 96 is a live album by Deep Purple with Steve Morse on guitar promoting the Purpendicular album in 1996.
It was tough enough following the changes in personnel in Deep Purple in the late sixties and seventies when they were one of the biggest and most successful rock groups in the world. I lost track of what was going on afterwards.
Deep Purple Live At The Olympia 96
Very positive reviews encouraged me to buy this album featuring Mark II Purple except that Ritchie Blackmore has been replaced by Steve Morse.
The Rolling Stones Stripped 1995
Stripped is the album by The Rolling Stones which is their equivalent on an “Unplugged” album which were so popular in the mid 90s.
It was recorded in 1995 and comes from some small gigs and some “live in the studio” recordings.
It sounds very different from the guitar heavy version of The Rolling Stones that blazes away on Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out and Brussels Affair.
The Rolling Stones Stripped Overall Rating – 24/30
Eric Clapton 24 Nights 1990 1991
24 Nights is an Eric Clapton live album recorded during long stints at the Royal Albert Hall, London in 1990 and 1991. It includes five songs from the Journeyman album he was promoting at the time.
During these concerts Clapton was experimenting with different formats of backing band – 4-piece, blues, 9-piece and orchestra nights and all of these are captured on 24 Nights.
A well structured play list stops the album sounding like a messy mixture as each format is grouped together.
Eric Clapton 24 Nights
Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New York 1993
MTV Unplugged in New York is a recording of the Nirvana acoustic gig in recorded in November 1993 for the MTV Unplugged television series.
It was recorded less than 5 months before the suicide of Nirvana main man Kurt Cobain and released in November 1994, the first Nirvana album after his death.
Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New York
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Neil Young Unplugged 1993
Neil Young Unplugged is an excellent live album contrast to loud, electric Weld album released two years earlier.
After the critical and commercial success of Weld, Young the notorious contrarian released the acoustic Harvest Moon, a follow-up to his biggest selling album, Harvest from 1972.
This album appeared quite late in the MTV Unplugged fad but Neil Young is a natural and it shows. This album confirms that it was such a shame that Young lost his way in the 1980s.
Neil Young Unplugged Overall Rating – 26/30
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