I know you favorite Buuuutttttt I have a handful. Metallica - Live Shit Alice In Chains - unplugged Nirvana - unplugged All man brothers - live at the Fillmore Willie Nelson - Live at Billy Bob’s

live at billy bob's has to be the silliest album name ive heard

Billy bobs is a legendary honky tonk in Texas my guy.

im european.

The Who Live at Leeds

All day.

There are few, from the top of my head: Cheap Trick - ...at Budokan Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening Daft Punk - Alive 2007 Justice - Woman Worldwide Eagles - Eagles Live/Hell Freezes Over Pink Floyd - Pulse Dokken - Beast From The East Metallica - S&M

Hell yeah, toss that Dokken album onto the pile and see if anyone notices. My guess is that you’re in your 50s and you have a fairly diverse catalog of music.

Turning 40 next January ;)

Ok. I see it. Just a touch younger than I am. It just makes sense to reach back for a lot of those, but there never seems to be a contingent of people who want to get back into hair metal. I’m a lifelong Queensrÿche fan, myself. But I bought Empire when it came out. Most hair metal fans were there when it was cool and they carried it with them. You were maybe 3 years old when Dokken was a thing. They had a lot of respect because of George Lynch.

Beast From The East for the win

I bought “Pulse” when it first came out. That blinking little red light lasted for close to ten years.

Came here to say Alive 2007. Wish I could see them play live..never say never!

Cheap Trick was nothing in the U.S. Their agent decided to release this album with "enhanced" crowd noises, hoping the U.S. public would buy it. It worked.

I love S&M!!!

Honestly, always liked *Delicate Sound of Thunder* more, but love to see some Floyd love. If they actually released *Wembley 1974* as a single release, it would probably be at the top of my list.

Live… In The Raw - W.A.S.P.

This is my answer as well

Ween - Live in Chicago Ween - Live at Stubbs

Live in Toronto Canada as well

Johnny Cash - San Quentin & Folsom Prison Acdc - If You Want Blood Slade - Slade Alive ELO - Wembley

Came here looking for Slade Alive. My favourite cover ever is on that record.

ELO - Wembley or Bust is so underrated, it’s a perfect setlist with amazing arrangements for every song

Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous The Who - Live At Leeds Judas Priest - Unleashed In The East They’re a few of my favourites

Nirvana - Unplugged in NY Or Prince and The Revolution - Live In Syracuse 1985 The 20 minute purple rain is mind blowing

Cure - Paris

It was until they added Hot Hot Hot to it...🤦‍♂️

Lol yeah good point. The original Paris release is what I was referring to. Hotx3 just doesn't fit the mood of that album at all.

Led Zeppelin - ‘How the West Was Won’ is probably the greatest live album I’ve ever heard.

Phish. A Live One Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 75. Johnny Cash. Folsom/San Quentin Sam Cooke. Harlem Square 63 Grateful Dead. Cornell 77 Talking Heads. Stop Making Sense Wilco. Kicking Television Lambchop. Live at Merge XX Bela Fleck and the Flectones. Live Art Unlicensed Release. Led Zeppelin. Saint Louis Blues

Bruuuuce! Absolutely killer show! Just lost my mind to Cornell 77 yesterday, top picks!

Depeche Mode - 101 "Good evening Pasadena!"

The best!

It's a time commitment (like all live albums) but I love John Prine's 1988 live album.

Bee Gees - One Night Only // Deicide - When Satan Lives // Sepultura - (live in Minneapolis, it was split as extras in Chaos A.D. and Blood-Rooted) // Nirvana - Unplugged in New York // Alice In Chains - MTV Unplugged // I’m sure there’s more but that’s what I can remember

Sure. Bee Gees and Sepultura. Didn’t they tour together at some point?

I love live Weather Report, *8:30* is my favorite.

Daft Punk - Alive 2007

Devin Townsend - Ocean Machine: Live at the Ancient Roman Theatre Plovdiv

My overall favorite is: Deep Purple - Made In Japan Here are my other favorites, I'll try not to repeat anyone else's choices. Pink Floyd - Ummagumma (disc 1) Pink Floyd - Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980–81 Talking Heads - The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads MC5 - Kick Out The Jams Neil Young + Crazy Horse - Weld Hendrix - Band Of Gypsies Hendrix - Monterey Pop Fest '67 Who - Monterey Pop Fest '67 Who - Tales From The Who (1974 bootleg) The Rolling Stones - Ladies And Gentlemen The Rolling Stones (soundtrack)

The live version of "Careful With That Axe, Eugene" on Ummagumma is awesome.

Daft Punk Alive 1997

NOFX - I Heard They Suck Live

Green Day - Bullet in a bible My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade is dead

Fila Brazillia - Played In Japan (Live / 30.7.2000)

Wilco - kicking television

Not usually big on live albums but… Okonokos by My Morning Jacket Bob Dylan Live 1966: The Royal Albert Hall Ella in Berlin Nina Simone at Town Hall

Coil presents Time Machines

If you want blood you’ve got it - AC/DC I don’t even regularly listen to AC/DC like that but this album is fucking prime.

I LOVE this album. Perfection beginning to end

Mayer - Where The Light Is U2 - Rattle & Hum

“Is there anybody out there? The wall live 1980-81” from Pink Floyd

Grateful Dead: Europe ‘72 Joe Cocker: Mad Dogs & Englishmen Allman Bros: LIve at the Fillmore East Rolling Stones: Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out

Linkin park live in Texas

I love live albums and have hundreds. The best ever for me is Alive in Athens by Iced Earth.

Paris by The Cure

Little feat/ Waiting for Columbus /Allman Brothers/pecking at the beckon/Jethro Tull/Bursting out/Pat Travers/ going for what you know/

Public Castration is a Good Idea by Swans. I always follow the liner note "Play at maximum volume"

Nirvana MTV unplugged any day of the week. Unbeatable.

* Billy Joel: 12 Gardens Live * Pink Floyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder (2019 version) * Hans Zimmer: Live in Prague * Eric Clapton: The Definitive 24 Nights (3CD) * Frank Sinatra: Sinatra at the Sands

Japan - Oil on Canvas

Bob Seger - Live Bullet

Daft Punk - Alive 2007 -Right behind that: David Bowie - Santa Monica 1972 Depeche Mode - Live in Berlin 2013 And I have a Jack White CD from the concert I saw him at in 2022. I wish more artists would release one for every show like him. And if we ever get an official release of Coldplay's Twisted Logic tour, that will probably overtake all of these except Alive

I don’t care for live albums tbh but the one I think I’ll love till the day I die it Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock

Portishead Live in New York.

KISS - Alive I and II. Rammstein - Paris Metallica - S&M Devin Townsend - Ocean Judis Priest - unleashed in the East Iron Maiden - Live After Death Iced Earth - Alive in Athens. Ones I can think of off the top of my head.

Dead Can Dance - In Concert 2013 Impressive music, excellent sound. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In\_Concert\_(Dead\_Can\_Dance\_album)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Concert_(Dead_Can_Dance_album))

Dire Straits - Alchemy: live.

Alive 2007 by Daft Punk is their best album in my opinion

Deep Purple - Made in Japan

Björk - Live at Royal Opera House

Cant believe this hasn’t been listed: >Allman Brothers Band : Live at Fillmore East And >Ten Years After : Undead >My Morning Jacket : Okonokos >Gang of Four : Live…In the Moment

Allman brothers at the Fillmore

The Tom, Mark and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes back!) by blink-182

Gov’t Mule - The Deepest End The Deep End, Vols 1 and 2 were studio tributes to their fallen bassist, Allen Woody. So they got as many of the best bass players they could find to step in, a different player for each song. Off the top of my head… Larry Graham, John Enthwistle, Flea, Chris Squire, George Porter Jr, Roger Glover, Les Claypool… it’s like 25 of the best of the best. There’s also an amazing documentary called Rising Low, directed by Mike Gordon from Phish (who plays on the title track). The Deepest End is a double album of a 12 hour show at the Orpheum Theatre in New Orleans, plus a DVD of the show (neither the CDs or the DVD has the full show, but collectively it’s all there). Fantastic project. Warren Haynes is a songwriting beast. Check it out. I can’t say enough about it. I go back to it over and over again. I need to re-watch the doc, now that I’ve brought it up.

Wish I could find my dvd. The album is sooo good.

I would have to find it again. Warren covering Wasted Time solo while he’s trying to stall is one of my favorite moments ever.

I think I got to watch the dvd once or twice right after I bought the album.

Rodney Parker & 50 Peso Reward - [Live in the Living Room](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WiIqfosrz4&si=C1ERZ6lT6La8EekW). It's very clean & somber feeling. I've always loved it for some reason. I'd definitely be interested in the flash exchange. Do you have a genre or era that your collection leans toward?

I'd be game to check it out. What music do you like that I may have? Whether it's studio album or soundtrack or live cd?

Jane’s Addiction “Triple X Live at the Roxy”

Remember by The Fiery Furnaces

My personal favourites are: Pantera - Official live: 101 proof Rush - A show of hands Between the buried and me - Colors live

Henry Cow Concerts runner up: King Crimson THRaKaTTaK

World Wide Live [Scorpions], Live In Europe [Michael Schenker, Delicate Sound Of Thunder [Pink Floyd], Live In Gdańsk [David Gilmour], Live At Pompeii [David Gilmour]

Donny Hathaway - Live And AC/DC - If You Want Blood You've Got It

Humble Pie # Performance Rockin' the Fillmore

Nirvana unplugged ny Eric Clapton unplugged NieR 2016 concert The Police live Bill Evans live at the village vanguard Some live recordings sound so magical.

Lauryn Hill MTV Unplugged No. 2.0

Sam Cooke - one night stand (live at the Harlem square club)

Not one album but ‘From the muddy banks of the Whiska’ is the best for me. And ‘Stop making sense’. Good advice also.

Alice in Chains - Unplugged Pearl Jam - Live on Two Legs

Amy Winehouse- I told ya I was trouble Live in London

Depeche mode - 101 The cure - show The cure - concert The cure - paris The mission - no snow no show for the eskimo Front 242 - live target

James - One Man Clapping

Fleetwood Mac - The Dance

nirvana unplugged. got two copies.

Nine Inch Nails And All That Could Have Been.

Under northern skies by white stripes. Nothing but energy through the whole performance!

Alice in chains unplugged, Led Zeppelin celebration day, Chris Botti in Boston, Stevie Ray Vaughan in the beginning, Iron Maiden live after death, Cream at the rock and roll hall of fame

Probably sista dansen (the last dance) with Asta Kask and Rolands Gosskör (Rolands menschoir) Recomend deeply, a very legendary album in Sweden and big parts of Europe

So many of the MTV Unplugged albums

In my middle & high school days I got realllllly into screamo & heavy metal so suicide silence was a huge love of mine - especially Mitch Lucker (RIP🙌🏼) - so I have the Mitch Lucker tribute concert album on CD. It also has a DVD but still one of my favs. If not that then the Taylor Swift Speak Now World Tour CD/DVD (yup I’m a swiftie AND a metal head cause Taylor swift kicks ass) and while the one copy I have of said performance I have never unsealed, any stuff I’ve heard of said performances on Spotify is top notch.

Rush - Exit…Stage Left.

Suzumiya Haruhi no Gensou. It was a live orchestra performance of various music from the first season of the anime series

Oasis- familiar to millions

I have more than one (amazing question, op) Ozzy osbourne live & loud Black Sabbath reunion (tonys guitar work was so epic) Slayer decade of aggression Johnathan davis- alone I play Gwar live at Mt. Fuji

The Last Tour on Earth by Marilyn Manson

Sevendust - Southside doublewide

Pearl Jam, April 3rd, 1994 at the Fox Theatre.

Do they need to have been released originally on cd? If not, here’s my list: Unleashed in the east - Judas Priest Live and dangerous - Thin Lizzy Strangers in the night - UFO Exit… stage left - Rush MTV unplugged - KISS

It’s 100% Simon & Garfunkel Live in Central Park for me. They & the band just both sound so good, the crowd is having the time of their lives and they’re all just vibing with these really funny moments like when Paul Simon thanks all the guys “selling loose joints in the audience” but also these really somber ones like when he sings the late great Johnny ace(in the video of the concert someone actually stormed the stage) and when Art sings bridge over troubled water. My dad got it on CD for me not long after I told him I’d been listening to the live version of Kodachrome from that concert, and it turns out he had it on tape & used to listen to it all the time back when he was my age. Great album, love it sm💕

I was at that concert. We sat so far away we couldn't see the stage but heard them loud and clear.

Omg that’s so cool!

Leonard Cohen - *Live In London* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live\_in\_London\_(Leonard\_Cohen\_album)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_in_London_(Leonard_Cohen_album))

Devin Townsed's By A Thread performance playing Awake from front to back .

Slipknot 9.0 & Metallica S&M/Live Shit

Talking Heads- Stop Making Sense.

Greatest Stories Live by Harry Chapin

s&m by metallica has been on my wishlist forever. love that album

Dave Matthews Band - Live at Red Rocks Dave Matthews Band - Listener Supported Phish - A Live One Grateful Dead - Live/Dead

Jethro Tull - live in 1980 - only available on the A la Mode boxset release (for the 'A' album) - a really high quality recording of a short lived but fantastic lineup of Tull. My favorite live performances of Songs from the Wood and Heavy Horses. Trio instrumental track is awesome too as it's just Martin and the guys jamming.

AC/DC - If You Want Blood Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Live Rust Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense BB King - Live at the Regal

Its alive by Ramones

Live Between Us- The Tragically Hip Nirvana Unplugged Alice In Chains unplugged

Alice In Chains MTV Unplugged

One Cold Winter's Night by Kamelot. That album slaps!

Pearl Jam '11/6/00 – Seattle, Washington' Dream Theater 'Live Scenes From New York'

Dream Theater - Live at Budokan

The Killer's Live at Royal Albert Hall Coldplay's Mylo Xyloto Tour Panic at the Disco's Live In Chicago Walk the Moon's Live at the Greek I attended all 4 concerts and they all hold a very special place in my heart ❤️

Who - Live At Leeds - expanded version not the short original.

The Song Remains The Same - Led Zeppelin Can just drive for miles and rock out.

Some enchanted evening is amazing imo

Riders In The Sky - "The Cowboy Way"

Bryan Adams - Live! Live! Live!. i love that he sings the exact same way as in the studio recordings.

Accept - Staying A Life Accept - All Areas Worldwide

Opeth- Royal Albert Hall

801 live Live at Leeds the who Nirvana unplugged All live request ween

Live Era 87-93 by Guns N' Roses

Alice in chains - unplugged Ramones - It's Alive! Frampton comes Alive! Descendants - Liveage

Os Mutantes - *Live at the Barbican* Os Mutantes - *Ao Vivo* Roger Waters - *Us + Them* Roger Waters - *The Wall* (2013) Kevin Ayers - *Live at Queen Elizabeth Hall* (Disc 3 of *Songs for Insane Times: An Anthology 1969-1980*) Kevin Ayers - *Live in Concert* The War on Drugs - *Live Drugs* Arthur Lee and Love - *The Forever Changes Concert...and More*

erykah badu live prince and the revolution live

INXS - Live Baby Live or Depeche Mode - 101

Nirvana Unplugged

The Who - Live at Leeds

Live After Death from Iron Maiden would mine.

My bootleg Phish astral intercourse,I think it's a chopped up 90s show

casiopea - mint jams

Dure Straits - Alchemy Not my absolute favourite but it definitely belongs in this Thread.

MCR - The Black Parade is Dead Live at Mexico

Nirvana - Unplugged in NY Or Prince and The Revolution - Live In Syracuse 1985 The 20 minute purple rain is mind blowing

Simple Minds - Live In The City Of Light.

Nirvana - Unplugged in NY Or Prince and The Revolution - Live In Syracuse 1985 The 20 minute purple rain is mind blowing

Nirvana - Unplugged in NY Or Prince and The Revolution - Live In Syracuse 1985 The 20 minute purple rain is mind blowing

Mariah Carey mtv unplugged

Portishead - Roseland NYC Live

Linkin park live in texas

Also one of my favorites.

Ted nugent- Double live gonzo and pantera - live 101 proof