The Black Friday Vinyl Giveaways: The Vaccines Live in London

The Black Friday
Vinyl Giveaways: The Vaccines Live in London

By Jon | Published: November 21, 2011

Continuing with our Record Store Day Black Friday Vinyl Giveaways, we’ll have a vinyl giveaway every day till we close for Thanksgiving! Be sure to stop by your local independent record store on Black Friday itself to pick up one of the Black Friday Special Releases—special limited edition vinyl released that day. In the meantime, enter to win one of our picks of already-released material for your lists of the nice, or if you prefer, naughty.

We’re continuing our run of autographed items with The Vaccines’ Live in London 12″ as shown right up there.

The Vaccines debut their new single “Tiger Blood” on 12/13, which was recorded with Albert Hammond, Jr. from the Strokes. Sign up for The Vaccines newsletter to be the first to hear the new track!

Enter to win the autographed EP by telling us your choice for the most kick ass live record of all time. Personally, I’m putting KISS Alive! and Thin Lizzy’s Live and Dangerous at the top of any list.

The winner will be chosen after we return from the holiday on Monday, November 28th, and must have a mailing address in North America.

Official contest rules and regulations.

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DanCoxon 5 pts

I thought I commented before, but maybe not! I'll throw Muse's HAARP into the ring... hope I win this, missed out on seeing The Vaccines on tour when they cancelled because of Justin's throat!

Sam

I have three: The Clash Live at Shea Stadium, The Velvet Underground Live MCMXCII and Johnny Cash Live at San Quentin Prison.

And maybe the Vaccines Live in London? Is flattery permitted?

Luchadorman

Nothing on Earth beats Johnny Cash Live at San Quentin Prison. The man was raw and real, candid and obliging to the audience. That show was the way all concerts should be.

Luke

The Germs - Live at the Whiskey 77

stacey agecoutay

Dave Matthews Band Live at the Gorge

Chelsea

Wilco's Kicking Television: Live in Chicago

groovyslugs

The White Stripes - Under Great Northern Lights. I don't even know where to begin with that album. So awesome...

Meghana Kandlur

Beirut's Live at the Music Hall of Williamsburg

Rikki Schmitz

Johnny Cash at Folsom Prson

Jessie

The Who's The Kids Are Alright, live at Sheperton 1978 :D
soo awesome.

Theresa

Kiss Destroyer

Gary

Depeche Mode "Songs of Faith and Devotion" live. 1993. The live recording gave the full album a new intensity that still resonates almost 20 years later.

NobodysNemo

The Band, "The Last Waltz" C'mon it has The Band, Neil Diamond, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters, Ringo Starr, and more. I'm gonna guess The Vaccines were influenced by these guys in some way, shape, or form.

Jessica

Definitely KISS Alive! I love that album.

Jesus Ayala Jr

Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison

Live from the Royal Albert Hall by The Killers deserves an honorable mention.

Alexandra

Jeff Buckley live at Sin-e. Such brilliance.

Torr Leonard

The Cure "Show" or "Paris".

Gerrit Feenstra

Jane's Addiction's self-titled live first release! "Chip Away" tears my face off every time.

Danielle

Queen- Live at Wembley '86!

Emily

Under Great White Northern Lights - The White Stripes

Abbey

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band: Live 1975-85

Evann

David Bowie - Live Santa Monica '72. Gorgeous album.

Katty H

The best live album in my opinion is Modern Lovers 'Live' (1978). Not only are they a fantastic band, but their live energy inspired The Vaccines' debut album. You can clearly see the influence that the Modern Lovers have had on them! :D

Dulcerandy_arzola

Paramore "The Final Riot"

Jamie

"Beach Boys Concert," their first live album

Petehiltonjr

Spiritualized- live from royal Albert hall

I don't want to be entered (I'm sure there's a bigger, more deserving Vaccines fan), but I gotta throw in Bob Marley and the Wailers' Live! The story goes that it was recorded on the same mobile studio used by Zeppelin, Lou Reed and others, and was owned by the Stones. How fly is that? Plus it has the best live recording of "Trenchtown Rock."