Live albums recorded in 1984 include:
Black Flag Live 84
Black Uhuru Chicago 84 with Sly & Robbie
Bon Jovi Rockin’ Live in Cleveland
Camel Pressure Points Live In Concert
The Cult Dreamtime Live at the Lyceum
The Cure Concert The Cure Live
Rick Danko Richard Manuel and Paul Butterfield Live At The Lone Star Cafe
Duran Duran – Arena
Bob Dylan – Real Live
Dick Gaughan Live in Edinburgh
Joe Jackson Live 1980 to 1986
Jethro Tull Live at Hammersmith ’84
King Crimson – Absent Lovers Live In Montreal
Marillion Real To Reel
Molly Hatchet Double Trouble Live
Gary Moore We Want Moore
Quiet Riot Live & Rare Volume 1
REM Right On Target 1984 Live Broadcast
The Romantics King Biscuit Flower Hour Live
Rush Grace Under Pressure Tour
Scorpions – World Wide Live
Slayer Live Undead
Split Enz The Living Enz
Bruce Springsteen Brendan Byrne Arena New Jersey 1984
Twisted Sister Live at Hammersmith
UFO On Air At The BBC 1974 – 1985
Stevie Ray Vaughan Live At Carnegie Hall
Yes 9012 Live The Solos
Neil Young A Treasure
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Live Albums From Other Years
Live 1980/86 is a collection of live recordings by Joe Jackson that collects songs from four different tours.
When it was a vinyl double album, each side represented a particular tour:
Live At Hammersmith is a live album by Twisted Sister.
It was recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon in London on 15 June 1984.
We Want Moore is a live album by Gary Moore and his band.
It was recorded at various venues between February and December 1984.
At this stage of his career, Moore was playing hard rock rather than the blues rock that he played for the last twenty years of his life.
Double Trouble Live is a live album by hard rocking southern rock band Molly Hatchet.
It was recorded at concerts in Jacksonville, Florida and Dallas, Texas in 1984. It was released in 1985.
This is one of those irritating situations where the vinyl album has been reduced to fit conveniently onto one CD.
Pressure Points: Live In Concert is a live album by English progressive rock group Camel.
It was recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon in London on 11th May 1984 during the tour to promote the Stationary Traveller studio album.
Live 1976 – 1998 Tonight’s The Night is a compilation live album by Rod Stewart that extends over 4 CDs.
The first disc is all from 1976, the second moves from 1976 to 1981, the third from 1984 to 1989 and the final disc from 1991 to 1998.
This then captures his career as he turned from a rocker with the Faces to a massively successful pop star.
The critical view is that he had “it” in the early 1970s with albums like Every Picture Tells A Story but he was losing it by the time Sailing and Atlantic Crossing appeared in 1975 and it was gone completely by the time that he turned to disco with Do Ya Think I’m Sexy.
That view probably needs to be refined. He continued to produce high quality singles with the odd exception, even if he’d lost that special creativity that he had in his younger days.
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Real To Reel is a live album by prog rock group Marillion.
An extra song, Emerald Lies was added to the CD release. It is often sold with the Brief Encounters part-live EP added to it as a bonus.
Songs 1 to 4 were recorded on 19 & 20 June 1984 at the Montreal Spectrum in Canada while songs 5 to 7 were recorded on 5 March 1984, Leicester De Montfort Hall in England.
There is some confusion as to the source of the three live tracks on the Brief Encounters EP. It says that it was recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon on January 9&10, 1986 but Fish can be heard to say “Leicester Goodnight” at the end of Fugazi. According to Wikipedia, both Fugazi and Script For a Jester’s Tear are likely to come from the same
Leicester concert in 1984 that features on the Real To Reel live album.
World Wide Live is a live album by German heavy metal band Scorpions .
It was recorded at Paris, Los Angeles, San Diego, Costa Mesa and Cologne between February and November 1984. It was released in June 1985.
Live At Carnegie Hall is a live album by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble.
It was recorded at the Carnegie Hall in New York on October 4, 1984 and released in July 1997.
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Yes 9012 Live The Solos is a live album by progressive rock group Yes.
It was recorded in Dortmund, Germany in June 1984 and in Edmonton, Canada in September 1984.
It focuses on songs from the studio album 90125 and solos from the individual band members who at this stage were:
Jon Anderson – Lead vocals, Keyboards
Chris Squire – Bass guitar, vocals
Trevor Rabin – guitars, vocals
Tony Kaye – Keyboards, vocals
Alan White – Drums, vocals
