Manny's Cool live clips thread

I think that is enough clips, sorry if I got carried away.

OK I lied I added two more. I almost added more from Lou Reed, The Sex Pistols, Concrete Blonde, AC/DC (with Bon), etc


Spec, I have no idea if you ever seen Alice live clips from his Special Forces tour, but added it on my thread because Alice rules.

Its been forever since I have listened to some live QR. good clip (and the AC too!)

Thin Lizzy, 30,000 people and the steps of the Sydney Opera House = Pure Live Gold..........

An excellent live clip, I have that DVD with of course features Gary Moore but I do not remember who the drummer is, I am sure it is not Brian Downey.

Mark Nauseef, think he drummed in the Ian Gillan Band.

rattpoison wrote:

Mark Nauseef, think he drummed in the Ian Gillan Band.

Brian Downey never left Thin Lizzy, why was this guy playing a show with Lizzy? Did Downey get sick? The guys sounds good but I always wondered why Downey was not there.

Downey was "sick". Maybe he had that rock n roll disease called "exhaustion".

The Angels ( or as I knew them Angel City) are great band and I discovered these guys by accident, this clip proves what a hell of a live band they were.

This clip stopped my hating of Journey. It's just that good.

manny wrote:

The Angels ( or as I knew them Angel City) are great band and I discovered these guys by accident, this clip proves what a hell of a live band they were.

Not "were", "are". They're back together and touring Aussieland.

My favorite band. I wasn't sure how that clip would be accepted but I decided to post it anyway.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who appreciates this band.

LOVE the Queensryche clip!!!! I saw them on that tour and they were AWESOME!!!!! That tour was amazing. Here's a clip from the show I was at - Norfolk Scope, Norfolk VA, July 16, 1991

I had no idea they performed this song live, great clip!!

manny wrote:

I had no idea they performed this song live, great clip!!

That was the opening song on the Building Empires tour!

Angry getting psycho.........

Awesome Alice clip, that made my year

I posted this clip for anyone who doesnot believe in the power of rock n roll. This 9/11 tribute concert was for the families of New York's finest who lost loved ones on that tragic day. The Who flew in their own equipment and played a mini greatest hits set, what I find amazing is look at how the audience loses itself in the performance. All that pain etc and they escape for a moment with the music of the Who. At the very end, you do not see it but a cop tries to hand his police hat to Daltry, and Daltry simply says "We can't follow what you done, thank you"

Cool clips keep 'em coming.

Excellent live Journey clip, and Rose Tattoo performance rules.