Are you on a "Live" album/CD?

[Crazy Dave]

Two for me I think. Both bands claimed to be recording live in several cities for their next live album. "Kickin'" (who?) somewhere around '78 and "Nugent" around '80

Edit - Both in Omaha, NE

[malta blue]

1. simon & garfunkel live in central park.

:hi:

[Crazy Dave]

2. That was you?

The one who yelled "Yaaaaaaay!" :hi:

[malta blue]

4. yup - in all my 11 year old glory!

:rofl:

[MissMillie]

3. I'm on a Live DVD

Songs from Tsongas... by Yes.

[Crazy Dave]

5. Very cool

:hi:

[johnnie]

6. Yes

This one

[bbernardini]

7. Yes, at least two or three.

Mike Keneally's "Guitar Therapy Live" was recorded at several shows, and I attended one of them.

Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Jack DeJohnette and Dave Holland recorded a live video in Philadelphia, and I attended one of the two shows filmed for it.

I was also at shows by The Who and Genesis that were recorded for release through themusic.com (along with all the other shows on the tours). Technically, I suppose I'm in there somewhere.

[Crazy Dave]

10. Yeah

Those "several city" ones make you wonder. People all around me were yelling stupid shit, their names and lighting firecrackers so that they could tell everybody, "That was in Omaha and that was me"

[SteppingRazor]

8. Not officially.

But with all the jam band shows I've seen, and the fact that almost all of them encourage tape trading, I'm sure I'm represented by a few zillion bootlegs.

[LynneSin]

9. You might hear or see me in some of the crowd shots for Live 8 (philly concert)

I was there

:woohoo:

[AllegroRondo]

11. yup, and a studio CD

from back when I was playing saxaphone for a salsa band. We got hired to do the backup for a guy from Puerto Rico I had never heard of, but I got a copy of the CD and a decent paycheck for it.

That, and a couple of CDs with the Army Bands I played in, but I doubt they count.

[Crazy Dave]

13. Cool

I couldn't believe it when I first enlisted in the Army that there was an MOS for nearly every musical instrument :patriot:

[AllegroRondo]

14. Yup, they have to split it up that way

to keep the band instrumentation correct. Otherwise you'd end up with 22 trumpet players and no drummers in a band.

Interesting note - when I was in, my MOS 02K (bassoon) was the smallest in the Army. There were usually less than 30 of us at any one time. And because of the way bands are staffed (one 02K per band) we rarely met each other.

What was your MOS?

[Crazy Dave]

16. I was a 36c in the Signal Corp

Telephone/cable installer and operator. I thought I could get a job with the phone company when I got out but that never happened.

[SacredCow]

12. Not that I know of.....

but I'm VERY briefly in a Soundgarden video....

[Tikki]

15. Attention...Attention...by entering these premises you...

are allowing your likeness to be used in a major motion picture.


URGH: A MUSIC WAR (the Los Angeles shots and recordings)

The Tikkis

[Burma Jones]

17. You mean in the Audience? Well, a bunch.

Grateful Dead shows that have shown up as Dick's Picks. A "special" Terrapin Station that was sold to raise money for a Grateful Dead museum...

And, one of my first "cool" concerts....

[guitar man]

21. all right!!

Waiting for Columbus is one of my absoulute all time fav albums! :bounce:

to have been in the audience would have just been too damn cool :smoke:

[Bennyboy]

18. I am in the Grateful Dead movie....I was at the Last Waltz....

Frampton Comes Alive, 30 Seconds Over Winterland (jefferson Airplane),Rust Never Sleeps (Neil Young)The Deepest End (Gov't Mule)Beach Boys live (1965)most notably...

[johnnie]

24. How did you pull all that off?

:shrug:

[Bennyboy]

26. Luckily, I live I Sac....

and went to Winterland all the time. I have seen a LOT of music in my day....

[johnnie]

28. The Last Waltz must have been a blast

I can't watch it on video enough let alone thinking of being there.

[Bennyboy]

29. The Truth is....

The video is NOTHING AT ALL like the concert. Almost like another event really. The diner was incredible. Winterland was magificent, all dressed up. Muddy Watters was just so incredible.

[LibraLiz1973]

19. Yeppers!!

Depeche Mode "101"

[Jokerman]

20. Kinda

Years ago I was in the front row for a local benefit concert. No big names just local groups.

I didn't even know that they recorded and distributed a CD until I was at a friends house and I heard myself at the end of a song cheering the band on.

[swag]

22. The Chimps "Live at the Safari Club"

The Chimps were a slightly reconfigured Satan's Pilgrims, with Ted stepping out from behind the drum kit to do vocals on some classic and original garage rock tunes. It was a great show, out there at Gen Gen's Safari Room in Estacada, OR. I doubt I speeled all that correctly.

[catmandu57]

23. REO Speedwagon

Live 1977, that's the only one I know of.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

25. No, but I am in "A Few Good Men"

The Tom Cruise character was watching a Baltimore Orioles game on TV which I attended.

[Beer Snob-50]

27. jimmy buffet live at fenway park

i am the one singing "sonsofabitches" during changes in attitudes/changes in lattitudes.

also you can hear me clapping during the Eagles live album in the early 80's during "the long run"

[mitchum]

30. I'm that dude holding the sign on the back of "Kiss Alive"

maaan...

[Crazy Dave]

32. Always thought it was two young ladies

Sorry "maaan" :hi:

[begin_within]

31. My sister is on "The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl"

She went to see the Beatles both times they played at the Hollywood Bowl. If you listen carefully you can pick out her scream among the 20,000 other screaming girls.

[Spirochete]

33. Just one, I think

The Blue Oyster Cult's first live album.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

34. A local band called the WiseGuys.

We went to the UCO Jazz Lab here in Oklahoma City, and they were taping their first album. It was a blast. They're fantastic. Just a bunch of older dudes playing GREAT covers from Rolling Stones to Aerosmith. They rock.
Duckie

[Forkboy]

35. I was at the Jesus Lizard show in 94 that just got released on DVD.

I saw Triumph when they shot a video.And I was at a few shows that have ended up on YouTube, though they aren't official, obviously.

[Cetacea]

36. Pink Floyd, The Wall Live,1980-81.

RIP Syd

[WinkyDink]

37. In MSG for Sir Elton's 60th.