Live songs on otherwise studio albums...how many can we name?

2. Clap - Yes, The Yes Album

xpost Neil Young alone has a dozen more than that

3. Providence - King Crimson, Red

(also songs on Starless and Bible Black)

now that I think of it I guess I was just thinking off Time Fades Away
and Rust Never Sleeps, live albums that are essentially "studio albums" and consist of all new material.
but this one does fit
4. Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown

and
5. Maybe I'm Amazed by Faces from Long Player
6. I Feel So Good by Faces from Long Player

7. "Live Is Life" by Opus
(Yes, the rest of the album was apparently studio recordings)

8. "One Step Closer To Home" by The Alarm, from "Eye of The Hurricane"

bonus live tracks not allowed?

"Bonus" implies they're not part of the album and they usually only appear on re-issues or special editions, so I think not.

9. "DOA", "Blood on the Floor" and "Walls of Sound" on Throbbing Gristle's "DOA"

ok (not many people remember Nick Cave's From Her to Eternity without the live version on the CD, for instance - but in this case it's clear that it's a bonus track) (xpost)

Hey Little Girl - Dead Boys on Young, Loud & Snotty

Light My Fire on Protection by Massive Attack.

Patti Smith - "Babelogue" (Easter)

Numerous Sun Ra albums

Bob Dylan's "Self portrait" has two.

The Minutemen: Don't Look Now (Double Nickels On The Dime)

And in a related sub-category: Faux-live songs on otherwise studio albums

Cash On The Barrelhead: Gram Parsons (Greivous Angel)

that one on creature comforts by black dice

"Sons of 1984" on "Todd" (Todd Rundgren)

"Cables" on Atomizer

"Where Are We Going?" from Sir Lord Baltimore.

faux live: John E. Smoke on Butthole Surfers' Hairway to Steven

The Three Johns album the Death of Everything was a strange mix of studio tracks, and live tracks i seem to recall.

aha .. a quick google :

"1988's ' The Death of Everything' included the Adrian Sherwood-produced single 'Never and Always' which is about the closest the band ever strayed towards conventional rock. But 'The King is Dead' and 'Bulishitiaco', with their shifts in tempo and rhythm, confirm they hadn't straightened their backs quite yet. A half-live, half-studio affair, shortly after its release the group played their final gig in December 1988. Babies and family commitments then took precedence. Langford continued his association with the Mekons while Hyatt's art work was exhibited in Liverpool.
"

sorry, cant recall which was which though ..

Side One of ZZ Top's "Fandango"

"now i wanna be yr dog" on confusion is sex

What about the opposite?

The Adversary - Crime and the City Solution (studio track on otherwise live album)

That's less common, ergo more interesting

ok, I've started a hopeless thread about it :-)

Swans' Soundtracks for the Blind has a couple of live tracks (but is that really a studio album and not a compilation of sorts?)

(we seem to have stopped numbering them - sorry, database fans)

"It Don't Mean Nothing" on Quasi Field Studies.

"The President" on Robyn Hitchcock's Element Of Light.

Death to the Prodigy Dancers on Prodigy's Experience (only bad track on it, incidentally).

"Stand Out" on Love's False Start

Aphex Twin - Classics (final track, Digeridoo, is live)

(but that's a compilation)

December's Children - does that have one or two live tracks? I can't remember.

First track on Soft Machine, Third

"Bye Bye Love" on Bridge Over Troubled Water
"Death of a Prodigy Dancer" on The Prodigy Experience

"Tempo House" on The Fall's Peverted By Language

"It's Gonna Be A Beautiful Night" - Prince's Sign o' the Times

Funkadelic "Maggot Brain" on "One Nation Under a Groove"
Also "Cosmic Slop" on "Hardcore Jollies"

Songs From the Big Chair by Tears for Fears has "Head Over Heels" segueing into a live version of "Broken" at the end

"Bob Wills is Still the King" on Dreaming My Dreams - Waylon Jennings

John Prine-"Dear Abby" (off of Sweet Revenge)

The two Viper Room tracks on Johnny Cash's American Recordings.

Track 2 or 3 on Flaming Lips' Yoshimi.

"Isis and Osiris" by Alice Coltrane on Journey in Satchidananda.

Where do the 'live' tunes on the Gram Parsons album fit in?

live version of "this river never will run dry" on moose's XYZ (totally trumps the studio version)

that one on creature comforts by black dice

"Live Loop"!

Common- The Food on Be

Naked Raygun - "Suspect Device" on Jettison

U2's Rattle and Hum had 6 live tracks interspersed on a 17 track album-

"Helter Skelter"
"All ALong the Watch Tower"
"I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"
"Silver and Gold"
"Pride"
"Bullet the Blue Sky"