Heavy Metal & Hard Rock Live Albums 1987
Live albums include:
Anthrax Caught in a Mosh BBC Live in Concert
Dio At Donnington
King Diamond In Concert 1987 Abigail
Napalm Death Peel Sessions
W.A.S.P. Live In the Raw
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Sweet Emotion is a recording of Aerosmith performing live in concert.
It was recorded at the Hampton Civic Center in Virginia on November 16th, 1987 and was broadcast on WLUP-FM radio. The band were promoting the Permanent Vacation studio album.
The recording was released on the Echoes label in September 2015.
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Live In the Raw is a live album by W.A.S.P.
This was recorded at the Long Beach Arena in California at the end of their 1986/87 world tour.
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The Peel Sessions collects together two live in the studio recordings of Napalm Death made by the BBC for the John Peel Show on Radio 1 in 1987 and ’88.
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Caught in a Mosh BBC Live in Concert is a live album by Anthrax.
It brings together two 1987 recordings made by the BBC:
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In Concert 1987 Abigail is a live album by heavy metal band King Diamond.
Dio At Donnington 1983 & 1987 is a live album by Dio, the American heavy metal group featuring Ronnie James Dio of Rainbow and Black Sabbath fame.
As the name indicates, it was recorded from two appearances at the Monsters of Rock festival in Donnington, England on August 20, 1983 and August 22, 1987.
These recordings were finally released in 2010 after the death of Ronnie James Dio.
