What full albums have you seen performed live?

[SF Metal Man]

Probably incomplete, but I know these for sure:

Ashes Of Ares - Ashes Of Ares
Asia - Asia
Circle II Circle - The Wake of Magellan
David Gilmour - On an Island
Deep Purple - Machine Head
Deep Purple - Concerto for Group and Orchestra
Dio - Magica
Jon Oliva's Pain - Streets
Judas Priest - British Steel
Manowar - Kings of Metal
Need - Orvam: A Song For Home
Pagan's Mind - Celestial Entrance
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane
Primus - Sailing the Sea of Cheese
Primus - Frizzle Fry
Queensryche - EP
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
Roger Waters - The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking
Roger Waters - The Wall (twice)
Rush - Moving Pictures
Seventh Wonder - Mercy Falls
Stratovarius - Visions
Symphony X - Iconoclast
Y&T - Earthshaker
Y&T - Black Tiger
The Winery Dogs - The Winery Dogs

 

[Qrusher14242]

Dio - Magica (well minus Turn to Stone but never played that)
Transatlantic - Whirlwind
Spocks Beard - X (Minus The Names Escape Me)

 

[MeTuLHeD]

Wait...WHAT? DT did Master in its entirety? Why? And why did I miss it?

You can still grab a copy here.

http://tinyurl.com/pyw78uv

Pretty cool disc imo.

 

[Mardoch]

Symphony X - Iconoclast

Where'd you see that?! I'd love that show.

 

[SF Metal Man]

Where'd you see that?! I'd love that show.

They did it on the last tour, the one that was suppise to have Nevermore and Soilwork. They didn't say they were going to do it. In fact, they were conducting a poll on their Facebook page asking what song from each album the fans wanted to hear, as if it was going to be a fans pick the setlist with at least one song from each album. And instead they played Iconoclast start to finish. Some people were not very happy about that.

 

[Soundscape]

Yes - Close to the Edge
Yes - Fragile
Yes - The Yes Album
King's X - Ogre Tones
The Who - Quadrophenia (2x)
Rush - Moving Pictures
Dream Theater - Scenes From a Memory
dredg - Leitmotif
dredg - El Cielo
Pat Metheny - The Way Up
Between the Buried and Me - Parallax II
Echolyn - Mei
Brian Wilson - Smile

Tributes:
Kevin Gilbert - The Shaming of the True
Pink Floyd - Animals (2x)
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Genesis - Foxtrot
The Beatles - Abbey Road (2x)
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti

 

[ptbbos]

Dream Theater: SFAM
Extreme: Pornograffiti
Fates Waring: A Pleasant Shade of Grey
Marillion: Brave, Happiness is the Road, Holidays in Eden, Marbles, Season's End, Sounds that Can't Be Made
Meat Loaf: Bat out of Hell I and II (minus the instrumental)
Pat Metheny: The Way Up
Queensryche O:M I & II
The Winery Dogs
TSO: Christmas Eve (too bad they didn't play all of Beethoven's Last Night on those tours)

 

[Met-Al]

I added a couple more albums to my list.

To answer espz's question, Dream Theater played "Master of Puppets" twice on the "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence" tour: once in Spain (for which you can find on CD from YtseJam Records) and once in Chicago (the show I attended). Between 2002 and 2006, Dream Theater were playing select cities for two-night stands. The first night was always a three-hour show of original material, and then the band would play a special set for the second night. The first 90 minutes would be all-original material that was about 85% different from what they played on the first night, and then they would play a classic album in its entirety and follow it up with another 30 minutes of originals for an encore. Over that span of time, they had performed the following albums:

"Master of Puppets" by Metallica
"The Number of the Beast" by Iron Maiden
"Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd
"Made in Japan" by Deep Purple

You can find official bootlegs of each of these performances on CD, and you can even find the Pink Floyd album performance on DVD. They're all very well done.

Qrusher14242, I didn't realize that Dio didn't perform "Turn to Stone" on the Magica tour. It's been so long since that tour happened that I guess I just imagined it being played. I'll be damned!


Stay metal. Never rust.
Albert

 

[Mardoch]

They did it on the last tour, the one that was suppise to have Nevermore and Soilwork. They didn't say they were going to do it. In fact, they were conducting a poll on their Facebook page asking what song from each album the fans wanted to hear, as if it was going to be a fans pick the setlist with at least one song from each album. And instead they played Iconoclast start to finish. Some people were not very happy about that.

Damn, I wish I'd been able to make one of those.

 

[Rezz]

It wasn't billed as such, but didn't Beyond the Bridge play their entire debut album at Progpower? Or did they miss a song or two?

 

[Keir]

To answer espz's question, Dream Theater played "Master of Puppets" twice on the "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence" tour: once in Spain (for which you can find on CD from YtseJam Records) and once in Chicago (the show I attended). Between 2002 and 2006, Dream Theater were playing select cities for two-night stands. The first night was always a three-hour show of original material, and then the band would play a special set for the second night. The first 90 minutes would be all-original material that was about 85% different from what they played on the first night, and then they would play a classic album in its entirety and follow it up with another 30 minutes of originals for an encore.

Personally I can't stand Dream Theater, but that is really cool. If one of my favorite bands (e.g. Iron Maiden or Blind Guardian) did that I would hardly be able to contain my excitement.

 

[Arabianhazard]

Besides ProgPower:

Wargasm - Why Play Around

A whole lot of jelly on my toast right now.

 

[Islandstone]

Only two as far as I can recall, both of them from this year's ProgPower Europe:

Jolly - The Audio Guide to Happiness part I & II
Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane

 

[johnhead]

I added a couple more albums to my list.

To answer espz's question, Dream Theater played "Master of Puppets" twice on the "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence" tour: once in Spain (for which you can find on CD from YtseJam Records) and once in Chicago (the show I attended). Between 2002 and 2006, Dream Theater were playing select cities for two-night stands. The first night was always a three-hour show of original material, and then the band would play a special set for the second night. The first 90 minutes would be all-original material that was about 85% different from what they played on the first night, and then they would play a classic album in its entirety and follow it up with another 30 minutes of originals for an encore. Over that span of time, they had performed the following albums:

"Master of Puppets" by Metallica
"The Number of the Beast" by Iron Maiden
"Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd
"Made in Japan" by Deep Purple

You can find official bootlegs of each of these performances on CD, and you can even find the Pink Floyd album performance on DVD. They're all very well done.

Qrusher14242, I didn't realize that Dio didn't perform "Turn to Stone" on the Magica tour. It's been so long since that tour happened that I guess I just imagined it being played. I'll be damned!


Stay metal. Never rust.
Albert

I was in Chicago too, and I flew to see the other three shows. yes, I am that DT freak who flies anywhere to see them do a special show.