What band has the most LIVE albums?

[AlphaMale]

I was just trying to finish off my Great White CD collection when I noticed something fairly obvious..... they had a helluva lot of LIVE discs.

 

So my question is.....

 

What band out there has had the most LIVE releases??

 

If I counted right, Great White has 8 LIVE releases:

 

1. Recovery: Live!

2. Live At The Ritz

3. Live At The Marquee

4. Live In London

5. Live In New York

6. Anaheim Live

7. Stage

8. Thank You... Goodnight

[Nick C]

I dunno, with bands these days releasing live gigs for nearly every concert on certain tours like Pearl Jam who must have countles live releases.

Also Kiss had that box didn't they? Which contained a disc from every gig on one leg some tour (Sonic Boom?)...or are we just counting ones generally available.

 

I guess U.F.O have quite a few live ones that have popped out over the years.

 

Live (1972 pre Schenker days!)

Strangers in the Night

Headstone (the live portion was released some years after the compilation as a stand alone live release)

BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert

Lights Out in Tokyo

Live in Texas (also known as Parkers Birthday)

Heavens Gate (Which was a re-release of Misdemeanor Live promo)

On With the Action

In Session and Live in Concert

Werewolves of London

Regenerator

Big Apple Encounters

Live on Earth (3 gigs on 4 CD's...)

Showtime

The Official Bootleg Box set (I ain't got this yet but I think some of the discs above are part of it)

Let it Roll 4 CD box set - (again not got this but I think it includes the Live in Texas disc, and maybe others)

Live Throughout the Years (Box set of some of the discs above Regenerator e.t.c....no new stuff)

Impact Live (another box set of previously released stuff..)

 

Problem is these later boxes I think are almost all repackaged stuff .. especially Live Throughout the Years and Impact Live, Let it Roll I'm not sure about apart from the Texas disc.

 

Either way it's a few live discs!

[chocularok]

Maiden's got more (11):

 

Maiden Japan

Live After Death

Maiden England

A Real Live One

A Real Dead One

Live At Donnington

Rock In Rio

BBC Archives

Beast Over Hammersmith

Death On The Road

Flight 666

 

Mr Big, too (10):

 

Raw Like Sushi

Raw Like Sushi II

Live

Japandemonium

At The Hard Rock Live

Live At Budokan

Static

In Japan

Extended Versions (not sure this one should really count)

Back To Budokan

[Fat Freddy]

If I had to take a wild guess I'd say Motorhead. Just skimming their discography at a couple of reference sites, I came up with this list. I'm no Motorhead expert so who knows, there may be even more!!!

 

LIVE, LOUD, LEWD

WHAT'S WORDS WORTH?

BLITZKRIEG ON BIRMINGHAM

THE GOLDEN YEARS LIVE (EP)

NO SLEEP TILL HAMMERSMITH

KING BISCUIT FLOWER HOUR PRESENTS MOTORHEAD

LIVE 1983

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY

NO SLEEP AT ALL

LIVE AT BRIXTON

JAIL BAIT

LIVE (yup, that's it... just "LIVE")

BBC LIVE AND IN SESSION

LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS

EVERYTHING LOUDER THAN EVERYONE ELSE

STAGE FRIGHT (DVD)

BETTER MOTORHEAD THAN DEAD: LIVE AT HAMMERSMITH

25 & ALIVE: BONESHAKER(DVD)

[Captain Howdy]

With the amount of cheap unauthorised releases that are now available, you have to give it to bands like Motorhead etc, as there seems to be a new live album released every couple of weeks.

[Fat Freddy]

With the amount of cheap unauthorised releases that are now available, you have to give it to bands like Motorhead etc, as there seems to be a new live album released every couple of weeks.

 

True. Motorhead has been signed to seemingly every record label in the universe at one time or another, and usually as soon as they leave one company and sign to another, the "former" label either releases a live disc or a "Best-Of" compilation of their stuff.