Led Zeppelin sucks!

Agnostic Front Live at CBGB’s kicks ass.

Victims Family 14 Great Thrash Songs is great.

I only saw a couple of folks with it listed…HANDS DOWN, BEST LIVE RECORD EVER:

UFO, STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT

KISS ALIVE! was only overdubbed where needed, have you not seen the classic albums show on vh1 where they discussed it? i have seen KISS live 19 times and trust me they are a great live band! how about KISS unplugged? that one is pretty good also!

UFO: Strangers In The Night
Led Zeppelin: How The West Was Won
Michael Schenker: The Michael Schenker Story Live

Most def ‘all that could’ve been’.
NIN rules!!!
Depeche Mode 101 comes in a very close 2nd. These 2 albums will rock on forever!!!!!

Rush in Rio

Who else plays 3 hour concerts EVERY NIGHT

nin-and all that could have been

I read all of the comments and was surprised that there was no mention of Pink Floyd’s “Is there anybody out there”. It’s an outstanding live concert from the original wall tour, released in 2000. The recording quality is excellent and I never get tired of listening to it.

Re: Dana Doll | 11/29/2007, 2:06 pm EST

“All different people? Mmmm . . . and HOW could YOU possibly know that? The final voter tallies don’t reflect your sentiment, apparently”

Jealousy sure looks hideously ugly on a girl. Picking on Caitlin now, are you?

NIN - And All That Could Have Been

nineinchnails: beside you in time

re: Caitlin 11/26/07, 6:06 pm EST

“And All That Could Have Been by Nine Inch Nails!
And no, we’re all different people coming from the same place…”

All different people? Mmmm . . . and HOW could YOU possibly know that?
The final voter tallies don’t reflect your sentiment, apparently

re: Mabby 11/26/2007 , 2:39 pm EST

“I choose my words very carefully when I say:
FUCK
KISS.”

Apparent ly you have very few words to choose from!

Definitely NIN “All That Could Have Been” and Foo Fighters “Skin and Bones”; however, we forgot the live double album that everyone burned out in high school and college: Depeche Mode, “101″

This is Easy:
5) Led Zeppelin: How the West Was Won
4) Jimi Hendrix: Band of Gypsys
3) Allman Bros.: Live at the Fillmore East
2) The Who: Live at Leeds (original vinyl version
1) The Who: Live at Leeds (complete CD version including performance of Tommy)

I kept it to rock, because there are countless live recordings of artists like John Coltrane and Miles Davis and it boggles the mind to even try and pick the best.

And I excluded “Kiss: Alive” because of all the over-dubbing they did, which pretty much renders it not live.

Ween - Live in Chicago
Neil Young - Weld
Wilco - Kicking Television
Kiss - Alive (Say what you want but this is everything a live album should be. A true Classic)

Deep Purple-Made In Japan
Iron Maiden-Live After Death
Black Sabbath-Live at Radio City
Genesis-Seconds Out
Brian Wilson-Pet Sounds Live
Bob Dylan and The Band-Before the Flood
Yes-Yesshows
Johnny Cash- Live from Folsom Prison

And All That Could Have Been by Nine Inch Nails!
And no, we’re all different people coming from the same place…

Kudos to RS for picking “The Name of the Band is Talking Heads” over the better-known “Stop Making Sense.” Both are good, but the first one just rocks harder.

As many people have pointed out, “Waiting for Columbus” by Little Feat is probably the most glaring omission from the RS list, closely followed by Neil Young’s “Live Rust.”

Finally, here are two I don’t think have been mentioned so far:
“From Here to Eternity Live” — the Clash
“Hard Rain” — Bob Dylan (who wins the award for having the most different albums mentioned in this discussion)

Live at Leeds- The Who

tony bennett-unplugged

Concert for Bangladesh
Stones - Get Yer Ya Yas Out!
The Band - Last Waltz
Allmans - Live at the Fillmore East
Neil Young - Live Rust
Marianne Faithfull - 20th Century Blues

I choose my words very carefully when I say:

FUCK.
KISS.

What a terrible, terrible band.

Hendrix Band of Gypsies

Dana Doll | 11/25/2007, 5:49 am EST

“Didn’t Pearl Jam put out like 85 live albums one year? That’s confusing. I’ll bet they charge top dollar for a concert seat just like everyone else these days!”

Where have you been? I can go to 3 Pearl Jam concerts (each with a 25-30 song setlist), 3 U2 concerts, or 3 Foo Fighters concerts for the face value price of ONE VAN HALEN CONCERT TICKET. The VH tickets are so overpriced, those who can’t go to the concert are now selling them at craigslist for “under face value” prices.

Nirvana Unplugged
Pearl Jam Live at The Gorge
U2 Under A Blood Red Sky

the band rock of ages
the who live at leeds

ween-live in chicago
ween-painting the town brown(poop ship destroyer is a real trip)

guns n’ roses-live era ‘87-’93

NSYNC Live
Backstreet Boys Live
Britney Spears Live

Queen- Live Killers
The Cure-Concert
Peter Gabriel-Plays live
Led Zeppelin-The song remains the same
Pete Townshend-Deep End Live
The Beatles-Live at the Hollywood Bowl
Genesis-Live
Eric Clapton-Just one night
Eric Clapton-MTV Unplugged
Nirvana-MTV Unplugged

Jane’s Addiction - XXX
David Bowie- Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture
James - Getting Away With It…Live
The Cure - Show
David Bowie - Stage
Joy Division - Still
U2 - Under A Blood Redy Sky

Some great choices here. The first album I thought of was “It’s too late to stop now” by Van Morrison. Such a great album and it doesn’t get enough notice. I see that other comments echo this sentiment, which is fantastic.

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NIN- Beside You in Time

Metallica - Live Shit: Binge and Purge
Metallica - S&M
Zeppelin - How the West Was Won
Motorhead - No Sleep ‘Til Hammersmith
Ozzy - Tribute Live
And finally
Pantera - Official Live: 101 Proof (all of these entries and no one mentions this album?!? Dimebag live is fucking amazing)

Eric Clapton’s Rainbow Concert
Frampton Comes Alive
Get Yer Ya-Yas Out- Rolling Stones
Unplugged- Clapton, Nirvana
Greatest Hits Live- Journey
Derek and the Dominoes- Live at the Fillmore

for young ones: green day bullet in a bible is good. so is this is who we are by hawthorne heights and rain in hell by aiden. and life on the murder scene by my chemical romance. and volkerball by rammstein. all good. all for young kids and not most of you old rotters. so dont go and say shit.

for young ones: green day bullet in a bible is good. so is this is who we are by hawthorne heights and rain in hell by aiden.

I ve never listened to Live At Leeds - I[ will tonite!

This what i’ve listened to.

Rolling Stones - Love You Live
The Band - The Last Waltz
AcDc - Live At Donnington
Peter Gabriel - So Tour
Bob Dylan’s 30th Anniversary Celebration Concert
Keith Ricahrads an The X pensive Winos Lieve at Hollywood Poladium
Grateful Dead Europe 72
Nirvana Unplugged
A lot Phish Live cd’s
Concert for George
Black Crowes And Jimmy Page Live at the Creek
many more

TED NUGENT DOUBLE LIVE GONZO!
KISS ALIVE
FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE
WAITING FOR COLUMBUS (Little Feat)
ALLMAN BROS. FILLMORE EAST
FOGHAT LIVE
AEROSMITH LIVE BOOTLEG
CHEAP TRICK LIVE AT BUDOKAN
DEEP PURPLE MADE IN JAPAN
RUSH ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE
LYNRYD SKYNYRD ONE MORE FROM THE ROAD
BOB SEGER LIVE BULLET
LIVE RUST (Neil Young)
GET YOUR YAYAS (Rolling Stones)
THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS
etc, etc, etc…

Thanx for endulging me, WRIXFM

The greatest live album of all time:
Cheap Trick - At Budokan

Other goodies:
Aerosmith - Live Bootleg
The Who - Live At Leeds
AC/DC - If You Want Blood…
U2 - Under A Blood Red Sky

pearl jam - live at the gorge

…and for the record, their ticket prices were lower than any other current touring band on this list–hands down…

Live Albums:

The Who: Live at Leeds (Expanded CD)
Motorhead: No Sleep ‘Til Hammersmith
Kiss: Alive
UFO: Strangers In The Night
Band of Gypsys: Band of Gypsys
Aerosmith: Live Bootleg
Portishead: Roseland NYC Live
Deep Purple: Made in Japan
AC/DC: If You Want Blood…
Judas Priest: Unleashed In The East
Cheap Trick: Live at Budokan
Rush: All The World’s A Stage
Neil Young: Live Rust
Jethro Tull: Bursting Out
Queen: Live Killers

Queen - Live Killers
Cheap Trick - At Budokhan
J. Geils Band - Full House
Springsteen - Hammersmith Odeon 75

1)csny-4 way street-why live albums exist-the best of it’s time. 2)johnny cash at san quentin-the re-release-has all of the tracks and comments. 3)nirvana in ny-the best live album of it’s time-the audience participation is the best part! 4)10,000 maniacs unplugged- the best of their body of work-and natalie in her best voice-5)pink floyd ummagumma on LP-(hey kids,remember what those are?)and NO NIN can compete with these!!

Deep Purple - Made in Japan

The Beatles Live @ The BBC

Live at Leeds - The Who

Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium - Rage Against the Machine

The Expanded Who album is all I will ever need. It is the beginning and the end of live albums as far as i am concerned.

seriously, van morrison’s “it’s too late to stop now” needs to be recognized more.

Nine inch nails - and all that could have been

Nine inch nails - Beside you in time

Dylan- Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Live 1966
Bruce Springsteen- Live Hammersmith Odeon 1975
The Who- Live At Leeds
Nirvana- Unplugged In NY
U2- Under A Blood Red Sky
Rush- Different Stages

Foo Fighters–Skin and Bones
Wilco–Kicking Television

NIN - And All that could have been…
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
B.B. King - Live at the Regal
Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Live at Legends
Nirvana - Unplugged

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nirvana unplugged
rush in rio

Live at Leeds (the Who)
At Fillmore East (Allman Bros)
almost anything Hendrix

Bruce Springsteen - 1975 - 1985
Bob Dylan - Live 1966
Bruce Springsteen - Live in Dublin
Peter Gabriel - Plays Live
Supertramp - Live in Paris
Dire Straits - Alchemy

Shit, how could I forget….

The Stogges: “Metallic K.O.”

These may not be the best, but they’re my personal faves:

Neil Young: “Weld”

Guns N’ Roses: “Live Like a Suicide” EP

Misfits: “Evilive” (yeah, it sounds like shit but is fun)

James Brown: “Live at the Apollo”

Ramones: “It’s Alive”

MC5: “Kick Out The Jams”

and a shitload of others

In no particular order:

Cheap Trick-At Budokan
Kiss-Alive
Rush-All the World’s a Stage
Rush-Exit Stage Left
Joe Cocker-Mad Dogs and Englishmen
John Mayall-The Turning Point
Bob Seger-Live Bullett
Tom Waits-Nighthawks at the Diner
Nirvana-Unplugged in New York
J.Geils Band-Blow Your Face Out
Frank Zappa-Sheik Yerbouti
Frank Zappa-Roxy and Elsewhere
John Fogerty-Premonition
The Who-Live at Leeds
Neil Young-Live Rust
Rolling Stones-Rock and Roll Circus
The Doors-Alive She Cried
Talking Heads-Stop Making Sense
Talking Heads-The Name of This Band Is…
Allman Brothers-At the Fillmore
Blues Brothers-Briefcase Full of Blues
Police-Live
Deep Purple-Made In Japan

I must start with a disclaimer, the 2 best live acts do not have a great representative live release, that would be Bruce Springsteen and the Clash. That being said, the top 10.
10) Lynyrd Skynyrd - Two More For ( From) The Road.
9) Dire Straits - Live Alchemy
8)Johnny Cash - Live at Folsom Prison
7) Thin Lizzy - Live and Danderous
6) Lou Reed - Rock and Roll Animal / Lou Reed Live, 2 separate releases both from the same show
5) The Band and Friends - Soundtrack from The Last Waltz
4) Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - Four Way Street
3) The J. Geils Band - Blow Your Face Out
2) The Who - Live at Leeds
1) The Allman Brothers - Live at the Fillmore

Sarah McLachlan: Mirrorball

U2: Rattle & Hum

Led Zep: The Song Remains The Same

Bob Seger anyone?

Phish - Slip, Stitch, and Pass
Pearl Jam - Live on Two Legs
Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsies

Rage Against the Machine-Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium

Rage Against the Machine-Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium

Rage Against the Machine-Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium

Dana Doll | 11/25/2007, 5:57 am EST

“Did you attend the overdubbing sessions as well?”

I don’t listen to KISS. Too gimmicky and cheezy.

johnny cash live at fulsome prison

nirvana - mtv’s unplugged

Not one poster has listed THE best live album of all time:

Dire Straits: Alchemy

Pearl Jam Live on Two Legs
Talking Heads Stop Making Sense
Neil Young Rust Never Sleep
Prince Live (Video)

Live Albums……

The Who–Live At Leeds
Led Zeppelin– The Song Remains The Same
Kiss– Alive 2
Rolling Stones–Love You Live 1977
Bruce Springsteen–Live 75-85
Aerosmith–Live Bootleg
The Kinks—One From The Road
Talking Heads—Name Of The Band Is….
U2–Rattle And Hum
Peter Frampton–Comes Alive
Eric Clapton–Just One Night

UFO Stangers in the Night, The Who Live and Leeds, Iron Maiden Live after death

OK, well here’s an official Phish one then: Phish - A Live One

Live At Slane Castle - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Fleetwood Mac Live-Fleetwood Mac

ziggy stardust [live]

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Queen - Killers

Ramones - It’s Alive

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I like…

My Morning Jacket’s Okonokos
Phish’s Hampton Comes Alive
DMB’s Listener Supported
Nirvana’s Unplugged

and maybe I should give it a little time but Daft Punk’s Alive 2007 is solid and since I have gotten it, I have said it’s one of the best live cd’s ever. In fact I’m listening to it right now.

In no particular order:
The Kinks–One for the Road
U2–Rattle and Hum
Talking Heads–Stop Making Sense
Rush–Exit Stage Left
The Who–Live at Leeds

1) Time Fades Away- Neil Young
2) Full House- J.Geils Band
3) 4-Way Street- Crosby, Skills, Hash & Jung
4) Cheech & Chong were on A&M
5)REO T.W.O.- which I recently found out was recorded live but released as a studio album, so I re-bought the CD and listened with new ears and now it seems so obvious…yet somehow it still kicks more ass than anything else they ever accomplished and I am hard-pressed to believe it wasn’t a fluke.
6) Mountain did a live LP with a side-long version of Nantucket Sleighride which seems appropo for the coming season.
7) U2 suck.

wilco - kicking television

Nirvana- Unplugged
Radiohead- I Might Be Wrong
My Morning Jacket- Okonokos
Wilco- Kicking Television

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have been [ Genuinely, a fantastic experience]

White Stripes - Under Blackpool Lights [Technically a DVD but JW’s playing is shit hot]

As far as the NIN album goes, I only voted once. It’s not surprising that there are so many votes. It is a truly great album of one of the best live bands to ever grace the stage.

Metal Shawn G

Little Feat? I remember the name from when I really young! I had an Alice Cooper record on the Warner label. Back then WB didn’t have that boring white label with just the WB sign stampted on top. They had a very psychedelic picture of a road with all these pretty trees with the inscription on the top that read, “Burbank, The Home of Warner Bros. Records”

And the inner sleeve had this offer of a variety album with all these different aftists on it. All you had to do was mail $2 to Warner with the cut out order form on the sleeve and they’d send you the record! Why I never did it is completely beyond me!!!

Anyway, some of the artists included Seals and Crofts, The Doobies, Cheech and Chong (if my memory serves me correctly) Rod Stewart and a whole lot of other great artists!

One of the artists was Little Feat. I have no idea what genre of rock they are, but I think I’m gonna check it out! If there are any slightly older rockers who remember the “Burbank” label and/or the record offer, I would love to hear your memories.

Well anyway, thanks for planting the Little Feat thing in my head. I might just roll the dice, buy the disc and check ‘em out! Peace Out

What about Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense? Let’s not forget Little Feat’s Waiting For Columbus either.

Well the best live album of the world is of course the bootleg of Van Halen’s performance from 1983 at the US Festival 83.

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Top five live albums
not in any order
yessongs
live at leads(Original album version)
Blue Oyster cult - Some Enchanted evening
The Band and guests - The Last Waltz
Neil Young - Live Rust

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

Live in Pompeii????

Metal Shawn G

Well, that’s not gonna work! Some Priest:

Live In London
Unleashed In the East

No Priest No Priest No Priest. Who are you poster beasts?

In all seriousness, Judas Priest, live or in the studio are one of the greatest!!!

seperate people, seperate votes. c’mon now!

besides, the ALIVE’s have no chance in hell to place, anyway!!!

come on, have some goddamn fun!

Priest. . . LIVE! (ya know, come to think of it, i haven’t seen any priest on this thing)

Morning’s finally here! The sun’s out. The bird’s are chirpin’. Now pour me another shot, Metal G!

Pink Floyd Live At Pompeii

(and wherever the FUCK ELSE they’ve played for that matter!!!)

Metal Shawn G

ROAAAAARRRRRRR!!!!

Her e are my 2 votes:

“Get Up, and get your grandma outta here!!!”

“Get UP! Everybody’s Gonna Move Their Feet!
Get Down! Everybody’s Leave Their Seat!”

That’s right fellow babies! Gimme a double shot a JACK, and double shot of KISS!

I’ll take those two fake-o LIVE albums over any whiny woe is me Seattle shitpile noize any day of the week!!!

And “pixie” if you don’t think those songs ain’t worth a shit, then you’ve got NO PULSE!!!

Maybe it’s TOO LOUD ’cause you’re TOO OLD!!!

“KICK OUT THE JAMS, MOTHERFUCKERS!!!”

(that’s also a vote by the way.)

nirvana unplugged
pearl jam live at the gorge
Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been.

nirvana unplugged

dang, what happened to my votes for kiss alive 1 and 2?

re:peace arch | 11/25/2007, 4:42 am EST

“Choosing a live album as a favorite is so subjective. But it’s even more incredible when you actually attended and experienced “the concert” which was made into a live album.

PEARL JAM LIVE AT THE GORGE.”

Did you attend the overdubbing sessions as well?

Didn’t Pearl Jam put out like 85 live albums one year? That’s confusing. I’ll bet they charge top dollar for a concert seat just like everyone else these days!

Yes, there were about 12 people in the audience, but it was live! Let It Be.

Choosing a live album as a favorite is so subjective. But it’s even more incredible when you actually attended and experienced “the concert” which was made into a live album.

PEARL JAM LIVE AT THE GORGE.

re: Actias Luna | 11/23/2007, 10:02 pm EST

“1. And All That Could Have Been by Nine Inch Nails

2. Frampton Comes Alive by the late great Sir Peter Frampton”

What kind of psychotic . . . Peter Frampton is neither knighted nor dead! And hey, easy with the NIN stuff!

. . . And “Since of I’ve Been Loving You” and “Moby Dick” alone make “The Song Remains The Same” a classic!

Made In Japan - Deep Purple

Nirvana - Unplugged

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense

Bowie - Stage

Under Byen - Live at Halden Pop (for the obscurity of it, and because it IS that good)

(And honourable mention to “R.E.M. Live (2007)” it really IS quite good)

And Nine Inch Nails? Naah… Me thinks a fanboy tries to obscure the list a little by entering “And All That Could Have Been” multible times with a very high level of consistency in writing style.

Anywho.

Well according to the pollster(s)
these are the greatest live albums:
“nirvana on mtv unplugged
PEARL JAM LIVE AT THE GORGE
Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been.”

aaaa huh.

Well, I think Made In Japan by Deep Purple blows the doors off these albums and all the rest of the choices as well!

Alive 1 and 2 completely rock and contain no musical filler, addititives or musical byproducts!

Completely organic despite what the Adkins junk food alt music freak will tell ya!

PS I decided to have a look around for the sake of the musical conspiracy theorists. The few pages I found, such as “Wiki” provide no quotes from Kramer, or any member of the band. The writers make allusions to particular people without providing a single quotation or siting any other source making these claims about the Alive records being bogus!

And who writes Wiki pages? You and me. Anybody can create a wiki page! If interested, the best thing you can do is You Tube KISS concert footage from 1975 and up. Judge for yourself. And if you listen to the Alive albums and you happen to know a little bit about how records are made, trust your ears. Live records have a certain resonanace to them. Dokken’s Beast From the East is a product of studio tricks, and you can hear it. Good live records sound like good live records, end of story!

Yeah, I agree with Scott. Where the hell is all this love for that nine inch nails album coming from? It’s probably some ‘tard changing his name and reposting. Hell, probably Reznor himself.

Long live Zep and the Who!

Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out- The Rolling Stones

Live/Dead- The Grateful Dead

Live at Leeds- The Who

How the West Was Won- Led Zeppelin

Stop Making Sense- The Talking Heads

Band of Gypsies- Jimi Hendrix

oh yeah also

muse-hullabaloo
metallica-li ve shit binge and purge
u2-rattle and hum
daft punk-alive 2007
white stripes-under blackpool lights
slayer-decade of agression

i’m not from a NIN message board. it’s just THE best live album there is.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse !!!

WELD

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

without a question the best live album.

nine inch nails - and all that could have been
depeche mode - 101
tool - salival

Metallica - S&M
Social Distortion - Live At The Roxy
N.I.N - And All That Could Have Been
Dream Theater - Live Scenes From A Memory
Sunny Day Real Estate - Live

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

. . . and I’d love to see all these “well-documented” documents.

That’s it. I’ll drop it now!

re:nineznuff | 11/23/2007, 3:41 pm EST (and all other KISS hater misfits!)

“I hate to be a bubble buster, but “Kiss Alive” is not actually a live album (this is well documented). After listening to hours of live recordings, the band and the producer decided to insert crowd noise and stage banter over studio recordings. Why, you ask? Because their musical abilities were that of a small town bar band.”

bzzz. WRONG! Some of the crowd noise was enhanced but that’s it!

It must really pain you to know that a band that you detest can do something better than almost any other band!

Small town? Yeah, Manhattan’s a real small town! You can’t get a following in the world’s greatest city if you can’t play.

“YOU’RE ALL A BUNCH OF FUCKIN’ SLAVES!!!”

. . . and you are!!!

FREE Live
Allman Brothers Filmore East
FREE BBC tapes
Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus

re:Jeff | 11/21/2007, 5:57 pm EST

“although i love KISS Alive, only about 20 percent of it is live - the drums. The guitars, vocals ,etc and additional crowd were overdubbed.”

Wherever you got that information from, it’s false. It’s KISS live. It’s a great live record because KISS is a great live band!

re:Keep on shoutin’ | 11/23/2007, 7:06 pm EST

Kiss? RS I would gladly let you suck a fart out of my asswhole

re:pixies | 11/23/2007, 6:00 pm EST

kiss alive, give me a fucking break, they have not and will not ever record a song that is worth a shit……”

I’ll bet you two brainsurgeons never listened to their live work. And anyone who like these shitty punk bands who recorded entire albums in under an hour in someone’s basement probably can’t perceive much else of anything that doesn’t sound like a “fart” in the first place. All these pasty faced social misfits worship underground bands simply so they can walk around like they’re superior because they know names of bands that their classmates don’t know. Quite often these bands are underground and unknown simply because they suck!

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I’d have to say,
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-Rush - R30 (30th Anniversary)
-Dave Matthews Band - Live @ Folsom Field
-The Who - Live @ Leeds

The Who - Live At Leeds
Queens Of The Stone Age - Over The Years And Through The Woods
Nirvana - Unplugged
Eric Clapton - Unplugged
Johnny Cash - Live At Folsom Prison
Cheap Trick - Live At Budokan
James Brown - Live At The Apollo

Didn’t Hunter Thompson a couple of years ago perform the last version of Double Live Gonzo just moments before he did an Ernest Hemingway encore???

daft punk/ alive 2007
nirvana/ uplugged
nin/ and all that could have been
queens of the stone age/ over the years and through the woods

The Song Remains the Same is not the disaster that many people believe that it is. Actually, overall, it’s pretty damned good! Zep wanted to do an All MSG movie, which didn’t allow them to get better versions of some songs from their set list. (The only real rough spot in the whole show was the “Whole Lotta Love” medley. That was kind of a mess!)

I think most people come to the negative conclusion based on second hand information rather than having sat down down and actually watched it!

Oh my god - Over 170 comments and not one has mentioned Ted Nugent’s “Double Live Gonzo”, the greatest rock and roll live LP of all time?

What is WRONG with you people?

NIRVANA UNPLUGGED

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Cheap Trick :
Live At Budokan

The Who:
Live At Leeds

Just One Night
Eric Clapton

U2- Rattle & Hum

Sam Cooke- Live at the Harlem Square Club 1963

Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band- Live 1975-1985

Led Zeppelin- How the West Was Won
Nirvana-Unplugged in New York
Johnny Cash- At Folsom Prison

Framptom Comes Alive
My Morning Jacket - Okonokos (no live album touches this from the last 10 years)
Zep - How the West Was Won

The best of all time is a tie between The Who’s “Live at Leeds” and Zep’s “How the West Was Won”

Other Greats:
Allman Bros–At Fillmore East
Hendrix–Band of Gypsies
Nirvana–Unplugged
J ohnny Cash-At Folsom Prison
Clapton–Unplugged
Ro bert Randolph–Wetlands
Jackson Browne–Running On Empty
DMB–Live at the Gorge

Pink Floyd - Pulse
Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii
The Allman Brothers Band - Live at Filmore East
Led Zeppelin - How the West Was Won
Bob Dylan - Gaslight Tapes
Beatles - BBC
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Nirvana- Unplugged in NY
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Genesis Live

As great as KISS Alive is, Alive 2 is even better! Pretty good for a band who supposedly has no talent and can’t play!!! And you can’t see explosions and blood on a record, so something much more substantial is going on than that!

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Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains The Same
The Band- Rock Of Ages
Bob Dylan-Bootleg Series / LIVE 1966
Bruce Springsteen - LIVE 75-85
Deep Purple- Made In Japan
Peter Frampton- Frampton Comes Alive

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In this Order:

1) THE WHO - LIVE AT LEEDS
2) HUMBLE PIE- Rockin’ The Fillmore
3) FREE - LIVE
4)) KISS- Alive
5) RUSH- All The World’s A Stage

UFO - strangers in the night

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Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

It’s Alive - The Ramones
Before the Flood - Bob Dylan & The Band
Agartha - Miles Davis
Made in Japan - Deep Purple
At San Quentin - Johnny Cash
Rock N Roll Animal - Lou Reed
Live in Japan 1965 - The Ventures

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Bob Dylan - Before the flood

Opeth - The Roundhouse Tapes

NIN - And All That Could Have Been

Ramones - It’s Alive

Queen - Killers

White Stripes - Under Blackpool Lights
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Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

Guns N’ Roses - Live Era ‘87-’93

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Genesis - 3 Sides Live
Rush - Exit Stage left
Rush - Different Stages
Rush - Rush in Rio
Elton John - Live in Australia
The Police - Live
Linkin Park - Live in Texas
Pearl Jam - Live at the Gorge
Dream Theater - Live Scenes from Ny
Van Halen - Right Here Right Now live
Metallica - Live Shit Binge and Purge
Metallica - S&M

Nirvana - MTV Unplugged in New York

u2–rattle&hum

Genesis - Second’s Out

Nirvana - Unplugged in New York

The Who - Live At Leeds

The Band - The Last Waltz

Queen + Paul Rodgers - Return of the Champions

Radiohead - I Might Be Wrong

Alice In Chains - Unplugged

Pink Floyd - Pulse

Tribute to George Harrison - Concert For George featuring Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston, Tom Petty, Dhani Harrison, Jeff Lynne and more.

RUSH - “Different Stages”

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Nine Inch Nails: And All That Could Have Been

MC5- Kick Out The Jams
Nirvana- Unplugged In New York
Led Zeppelin- How The West Was Won
Cactus- Fully Unleashed/The Live Gigs
Captain Beefheart- I’m Going To Do What I Wanna Do

Wilco - Kicking Television
The Band - The Last Waltz
Bob Dylan - Bootleg Vol. 4 1966
My Morning Jacket - Okonokos
Neil Young - Live Rust
Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gyspsys
Talking Head - Stop Making Sense

“Stop making sense” is the best live album ever, and it’s soooo good that it seems to be made on studio.

Nirvana’s “Unplugged in New York” is also really cool, and I need to confess that, in my opinion,live albums used to suck.

Another good live album: “Kicking television”, by Wilco, or “I Might be Wrong”, by Radiohead

TOOL salival

NIN.beside you in time
“video album”
(the 2006 live with teeth tour)

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REM.live

TOOL.saliv al

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NIN - And All That Could Have Been

The Who - Live at Leeds
Neil Young - Live Rust (or Live at Massey Hall)
Nirvana - Unplugged in NY
Foo Fighters - Skin and Bones
Ben Folds - Ben Folds Live
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Pearl Jam - Live at the Gorge
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Pack Up the Plantation (Live!)

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allmans live at fillmore far and away the best live album ever

how the west was won- led zeppelin
live at woodstock- jimi hendrix
get yer ya ya’s out- the stones
europe 72- the dead
any live dmb is sick- central park
under a blood red sky-u2

Bob Dylan - Bootleg Series v5 1966
Wilco - Kicking Television
Nirvana - Unplugged
Neil Young - Massey Hall 1971

NIN-And All That Could Have Been
Kiss-Kiss Alve

And All That Could Have Been- Nine Inch Nails

And All That Could Have Been- Nine Inch Nails :3

NIN-And All That Could Have Been
Talking Heads-Stop Making Sense
Nirvana-MTV Unplugged

Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus
The Bank - The Last Waltz
The Grateful Dead - Dozin at the Knick

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nine inch nails- and all that could have been

The Allman Brothers Band/Live at Fillmore East
Humble Pie/Performance: Rockin’ The Fillmore
Robin Trower/King Biscuit Flower Hour
Led Zeppelin/How The West Was Won
Rory Gallagher/Let’s Go To Work

Liquid Jesus-Live

Jane’s Addiction-Jane’s Addiction

Pigmy Love Circus-Live

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Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

genesis - three sides live
pink floyd - ummagumma
the doors - in concert

the concert for bangla desh - period.

The Who - Live at Leeds
The Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out
Roxy Music - Viva!
Talking Heads - The Name of this Band is…
Cheap Trick - Live at Budokan
Graham Parker - Live Sparks

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NIN - and all that could have been

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been
Nirvana - MTV unplugged in NY’
Muse - Hullabaloo Soundtrack

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The Jesus Lizard - Show (live at CBGB’s 19-12-1993)

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AWSOME Show! real gem, catches those guys almost at the peak of their game.

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Queens of the Stone Age - Over the Years and Through the Woods
Muse - Hullabaloo Soundtrack
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Linkin Park - Live in Texas

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
Duran Duran - Arena
Peter Gabriel - Secret World Live

The Who - Live at Leeds
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Peter Gabriel - Plays Live
Marvin Gaye - Live at the Kennedy Center (on What’s Going on Collector’s edition)
Zappa/Mothers - Roxy & Elsewhere
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars
Motorpsycho - Roadwork Vol. 1
Joni Mitchell - Shadows and Light

the who - live at leeds

Nirvana - MTV Unpugged In New York
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band - Live 1975-85
The Who - Live At Leeds
Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won
Cheap Trick - Live at Budokan

…did some Nine Inch Nails message board collectively come here and vote for that album?

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Pain of Salvation - 12:5

Pink Floyd - Pulse

Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been

Nirvana - Unplugged in NY

Depeche Mode - 101

also,

Ben Folds - Ben Folds Live

Bob Dylan The “Royal Albert Hall” Concert, 1966

Johny Cash “At Folsom Prison” (if you’re collection doesn’t have this, stop being an amateur and get it)

Townes Van Zandt “Live At The Old Quarter”

Wilco “Kicking Television”

Alejandro Escovedo “More Miles Than Money”

James Brown “Live At The Apollo, 1968″. I just like this one better than the ‘63.

Nirvana “Unplugged In N.Y.C.”

The Band “The Last Waltz”. Van Morrison gives it two-high kicks up too!

Woodstock. The ORIGINAL 3 Days of Peace, Love, and Music.

MC5 “Kick Out The Jams”

Elvis “Aloha From Hawaii”

Tool - Salival (if only for that incredible version of ‘pushit’)

Counting Crows - Across A Wire

Mark Kozelek - Little Drummer Boy (all the acoustic ACDC and Modest Mouse covers you could ever ask for!)

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johnny cash
lynyrd skynyrd
kinks
cheap trick
frampton

The Band - Rock of Ages
Nirvana - Unplugged
Bob Dylan - Royal Albert Hall

Dave Matthews - Listener Supported
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Live In New York City/Live 1975-85
Pearl Jam - Live At The Gorge
Eric Clapton - MTV Unplugged
REM - Live In Dublin
Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won

Portishead: Live: Roseland NYC

BB King- Live at the Regal
James Brown- Live at the Apollo
Bob Dylan- Live 1966 Disc 2
Bob Dylan & the Band- Before the Flood
Otis Redding- Live in Europe
Loudon Wainwright III- Career Moves
Todd Snider- Near Truths & Hotel Rooms
Bruce Springsteen- Live 1975-85

And All That Could Have Been - Nine Inch Nails

ok guys let’s not bash kiss too much unless you’ve seen em live with the original lineup you don’t really know what you’re talking about. Kiss alive 2 is my personal favorite but better than that and if fact most of the above is tom waits nighthawks at the diner. A classic representation of his early repetoire with many a funny story and musical interlude in between!

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jimi hendrix
live at woodstock

my top 5:
1. nine inch nails-and all that could have been
2. radiohead-i might be wrong: live recordings
3. the cure-show
4. ben folds-ben folds live
5. metallica-live s***: binge and purge

“Live at Leeds,” The Who
“Get Your Ya Ya’s Out” The Rolling Stones
“11-17-70″ Elton John
“Live at Budokan” Cheap Trick

NIN- And All That Could Have Been

1.) The Who, Live at Leeds or…
Hendrix, Band of Gypsies

2.) Hendrix, Band of Bypsies or…The Who, Live at Leeds

3.) Either…..The Who, Live at Leeds or….Hendrix, Band of Gypsies

4.) Gotta be — Hendrix, Band of Gypsies or maybe…The Who, Live at Leeds

5.) Allman Brothers — Fillmore East

nirvana
from the muddy banks of the wishkah

the tragically hip
live between us

pearl jam
live at the gorge

cheap trick-budakon
rush-all the world’s a stage
lynyrd skynyrd- one more for the road
blue oyster cult-”on your feet and on your knees” and “some enchanted evening”.
u.f.o.-strangers in the night
led zeppelin-song remains the same
black sabbath-past lives
lou reed-rock-n-roll animal.

guns n roses, live era

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Pearl Jam Live At The Gorge

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Jefferson Airplane - Bless its Pointed Little Head
Stones - Get Your Ya Ya’s Out
Who - Live at Leeds

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Under A Blood Red Sky - U2

WIlco - kicking Television
Bob Dylan - Before the Flood
Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsy’s
Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
Johnny Cash - Live at San Quentin

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the who- live at leeds.
the band- the last waltz
b.b. king- live at the regal
band of gypsys
bob dylan- bootleg series vol. 4: live 1966

END OF STORY.

Wilco - Kicking Television
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - 4 Way Street

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And All That Could Have Been - Nine Inch Nails

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been. Best live album/dvd I have ever heard/seen.

1. And All That Could Have Been by Nine Inch Nails

2. Frampton Comes Alive by the late great Sir Peter Frampton

Nine Inch Nails - And All That Could Have Been.

Nine Inch Nails, “And All That Could Have Been”

It’s a damn shame that we don’t get live albums as prolifically as we did between 1970 and 1982.

1- Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Welcome Back My Friends To The Show That Never Ends-Ladies And Gentleman Emerson, Lake & Palmer
2 - Wings - Wings Across America
3 - Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive!
4 - Warren Zevon - Stand In The Fire
5 - Jackson Browne - Solo Acoustic, Vol. 1
6 - R.E.M. - R.E.M. Live!
7 - Eagles - Live
8 - U2 - Under A Blood Red Sky (even though it would be nice if the ENTIRE Red Rocks show was legally released)
9 - Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians - Gotta Let This Hen Out
10 - The Jacksons - Live
11 - The Jam - Dig The New Breed
12 - Cheap Trick - Live At Budokan (I & II)

allman bros. : live @ the fillmore east, is in a category by itself

hendrix: band of gypsy’s

iron maiden: live after death

the band: the last waltz

Yes- Yesshows

Iron Maiden - Live After Death
Scorpions - World Wide Live
Bob Dylan - Live 1975
Wilco - KIcking Television

Lou Reed- Rock And Roll Animal

Depeche Mode- 101

Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous
Mothers Finest - Live
Jethro Tull - Bursting Out
Rush - R 30
Prince - One Nite Alone

queens of the stone age- over the years and through the woods

Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won
Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous
The Who - Live At Leeds
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live Alive
Cheap Trick - Live At Budokan

That should do it.

Aerosmith’s “Live Bootleg” from 1978: It was poorly-received originally, with people wondering why the band was choosing scrappy performances over more-polished ones … but it was ahead of its time, it captures the youthful edge that the post- reunion band simply can’t recapture. Belongs on your list if only for the performances of “Toys in the Attic” and “Last Child”.

jimmy page & the black crowes

live at the greek

Jethro Tull : Live Bursting Out

Just in passing, another fav of mine are the two tracks on California Jam 2 by Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. He was so wicked back then.

Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense
Jimi: Band Of Gypsies
The Doors: Live In Detroit

The Who - Live At Leeds
The Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
The Rolling Stones - Get Your YaYa’s Out
Warren Zevon - Stand In The Fire
Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps

Kiss? RS I would gladly let you suck a fart out of my asswhole

kiss alive, give me a fucking break, they have not and will not ever record a song that is worth a shit……

Rolling Stones - Get Yer YaYa’s Out

Radiohead - I Might Be Wrong

The Who - Live At Leeds

Jimi Hendrix - Live at Woodstock

Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii

Although it’s a dvd: White Stripes - Under Blackpool Lights

Made in Japan - Deep Purple

van morrison its too late to stop now
johnny cash at folsom prison
velvet underground live at max’s/live: 1969
lou reed a night with lou reed

Throbbing Gristle - TG24

As in it’s 24 hours long. Never actually heard it (it’s expensive), but I bet it’s good.

pearl jam live at the gorge
my morning jacket - okonokos
foo fighters - skin and bones
neil young - rust never sleeps
nirvana - mtv unplugged
the who - live at leeds

the who - live at leeds
metallica - live shit

Frampton Comes Alive - Peter FRampton
Band pf Gypsies - Jimi Hendrix

Alice In Chains: Unplugged

Santana: Viva Santana!

Nirvana: Unplugged in New York

Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense

Neil Young: Rust Never Sleeps

Pearl Jam: Live @ The Gorge

Led Zeppelin: How The West Was Won

LIve At Leeds - The Who
Made In Japan - Deep Purple
LIve At Budakan - Cheap Trick
MTV Unplugged - Nirvana

wilco kicking television
kinks one for the road

nirvana unplugged
neil young rust never sleeps
who live at leeds

Wilco : Kicking Television - Live in Chicago
Pearl Jam : Live at the Gorge

Little Feat - “Waiting For Columbus”
Neil Young - “Live Rust”
Hendrix - “Band of Gypsies”

Little Feat’s - “Waiting For Columbus”

Neil Young’s - “Live Rust”

Jimi Hendrix - “Band of Gypsies”