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Tag: 1990s hard rock
Live Hard Rock & Heavy Metal Albums From The 1990s
Is there a difference between hard rock and heavy metal?
Yes but I suspect that each of us would draw the dividing line somewhere different.
Wikipedia defines hard rock as:
“Hard rock (or heavy rock) is a loosely defined subgenre of rock music which has its earliest roots in mid-1960s garage rock, blues rock and psychedelic rock. It is typified by a heavy use of aggressive vocals, distorted electric guitars, bass guitar, drums, and often accompanied with pianos and keyboards.”
Wikipedia defines heavy metal as:
“Heavy metal (or simply metal) is a genre of rock music that developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, largely in the United Kingdom and the United States. With roots in blues rock and psychedelic rock, the bands that created heavy metal developed a thick, massive sound, characterized by highly amplified distortion, extended guitar solos, emphatic beats, and overall loudness. Heavy metal lyrics and performance styles are often associated with masculinity, aggression, and machismo.”
As far as I’m concerned this category ranges from excellent to unbearable with plenty of ordinary rock and metal that’s acceptable but not special. It can be too heavy and too loud and the category includes bands that I think are disgusting. Mind you, I like blues rock and even singer songwriters so what do I know?
Heavy Metal And Hard Rock Live Albums Recorded In The 1990s
AC/DC Live 1990 1991
Aerosmith A Little South of Sanity
Anthrax Live The Island Years 1991 1992
Bad Company What You Hear Is What You Get 1992
Black ‘n’ Blue One Night Only Live 1997
Black Sabbath Cross Purposes Live 1995
Black Sabbath Reunion 1997
Children of Bodom Tokyo Warhearts 1999
Cinderella Authorized Bootleg Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990
Cinderella In Concert 1998 1991
Cinderella Live at the Key Club 1998
Deep Purple Come Hell Or High Water 1993
Deep Purple On Tour Live in Europe 1993
Deep Purple Live At The Olympia 96
Deep Purple Live at Montreux 1996
Deep Purple Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1999
Dio Live In London Hammersmith Apollo 1993
Dream Theater Live At The Marquee 1993
Dream Theater Once in a LIVEtime 1998
Faith No More Live At The Brixton Academy 1990
Fields Of The Nephilim Earth Inferno 1990
Grand Funk Railroad Bosnia 1997
Guns N Roses Live Era 87–93
Helloween High Live 1996
Glenn Hughes Burning Japan Live 1994
Iced Earth Alive in Athens 1999
Judas Priest 98 Live Meltdown 1998
Mayhem Live in Leipzig 1990
Metallica S&M 1999
Metallica Live Shit Binge And Purge 1993
Motley Crue Live Entertainment Or Death
Nirvana From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah 1989 to 1994
Ozzy Osbourne Live & Loud 1991 1992
Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes Live At The Greek 1999
Pantera Official Live 101 Proof 1996 1997
Iggy Pop Roadkill Rising The Bootleg Collection 1977–2009
Poison Swallow This Live 1991
Poison Seven Days Live 1993
Queensryche Operation Livecrime 1991
The Quireboys Live 1990
Rammstein Live aus Berlin 1998
Rush Different Stages 1978 & 1997
Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson and Steve Vai G3 Live in Concert 1996
Sepultura Under A Pale Grey Sky 1996
Slayer Decade Of Aggression 1991
Soundgarden Live on I-5 1996
Thin Lizzy One Night Only 1996
Tin Machine Live Oy Vey Baby 1991 – 1992
UFO Lights Out in Tokyo Live 1992
Van Halen Live Right Here Right Now 1992
WASP Double Live Assassins 1997
The Who Blues To The Bush 1999
Y&T Yesterday & Today Live 1990
Neil Young & Crazy Horse Weld 1991
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The All Time Best Hard Rock And Heavy Metal Live Albums
I don’t have a readers poll to find the best hard, heavy rock albums from this decade but I do have a poll to find the all time best live albums that is a great guide.
Please vote in the poll to find the best hard rock and heavy metal live albums.
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The Live Hard Rock & Heavy Metal Albums By Decade – 1960s – 1970s – 1980s – 1990s – 2000s – 2010s
Metallica S&M 1999
S&M is a live album by heavy metal group Metallica together with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. It was recorded in April 1999 at The Berkeley Community Theatre in California.
Metallica S&M
Nirvana From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah 1989 to 1994
From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah is a live compilation album by Nirvana pulled together from concert recordings between 1989 and 1994.
The Nirvana MTV Unplugged album had been a big success but it wasn’t the typical Nirvana sound.
Nirvana From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah
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Metallica Live Shit Binge And Purge 1993
Live Shit Binge & Purge is the first live album released by heavy metal group Metallica.
It is a CD and DVD box set:
- CD = February / March 1993 Mexico City
- DVD 1 = January 1992, San Diego
- DVD 2 = August 1989 Seattle
Metallica aren’t a group who do things by half but you do have to be a big fan to be ready to invest in this unless you buy it used.
I’m only going to concentrate on the CD element of the box set.
Metallica Live Shit Binge & Purge
Black Sabbath Cross Purposes Live 1995
Cross Purposes Live is a Black Sabbath live album and DVD with Tony Martin on lead vocals and Bobby Rondinelli on drums from the 1995 tour.
Can it really be Black Sabbath without Ozzy Osbourne and Bill Ward?
Fans of the original Sabbath may much prefer to hear Reunion from the 1997 get back together tour or Live At Last.
Cross Purposes Live comes in various formats including a cut down 9 track DVD version. Be careful if you decide to buy it that you get the version you want.
Bad Company What You Hear Is What You Get 1992
What You Hear is What You Get (contentiously subtitled the Best of Bad Company live) is a live album by Bad Company recorded in 1992 in California. Brian Howe is the lead singer and not Paul Rodgers.
This album very much revives the debate about when a group stops being the group promised by its brand name. For me, Bad Company has to include Paul Rodgers.
Bad Company What You Hear Is What You Get
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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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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.
