To help you to find albums that you like, I have organised this website around genres of music with the general guideline that albums should only belong to one or two genres.
My classic rock section consists of albums that are generally successful and don’t belong in one of the more specialised categories. Often groups will start in one category and as they become more successful, they broaden out their sound and become classic rock.
Classic Rock Live Albums From The 1960s
The Beach Boys Concert 1963 1964
The Beach Boys Live In London 1968
The Beatles Live At The Star-Club 1962
The Beatles 1962 Live Recordings
The Beatles Live At The BBC 1962 to 1965
The Beatles On Air – Live At The BBC Volume 2 1962 to 1965
The Beatles Live At The Hollywood Bowl 1964 & 1965
David Bowie Bowie At The Beeb 3 CD version 1968 to 1972 2000
Cream Wheels Of Fire 1968
The Doors In Concert aka American Nights 1968 & 1970
The Kinks At The BBC (Double CD) 1964 to 1977
The Kinks At The BBC (Box Set) 1964 to 1994
The Kinks Live At Kelvin Hall 1967
The Monkees The Monkees Live 1967
The Moody Blues Live At The BBC 1967-1970
The Moody Blues Caught Live + 5 1969
The Move Live At The Fillmore 1969
Status Quo Live At The BBC (2 CD Version) 1966 to 2005
The Who BBC Sessions 1965 to 1973
The Who The Kids Are Alright 1965 to 1978
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The All Time Best Classic Rock Live Albums
I don’t have a readers poll on finding the best live classic rock albums from this decade but I do have a poll to find the best all time classic rock live albums.
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Live classic rock albums by decade – 1960s – 1970s – 1980s – 1990s – 2000s – 2010s –
The most notable thing about The Beatles Live At Hollywood Bowl can be summed up in three words:
Aaaaargh
Aaaaaaaaaaargh
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh
Whatever the Fab Four play, it’s hard to look past the hysterical screaming of the frenzied fans.
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