MY TOP 25 FAVORITE CLASSIC ROCK LIVE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME

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[@nickkaltz738]

Phil Manzanera's 801- live Roxy music - Viva! Jethro tull- Bursting out Soft machine- Alive and well Kevin Ayers,Brian Eno,John Cale,Nico - June1 1974 Gong - live (1977) Focus - Hamburger concerto Premiata Forneria Marconi- Live in USA (cook) Steppenwolf - Live Hawkwind- Space ritual Led Zeppelin- HTWWW Thin lizzy- Live and Dangerous The Who - Live at Leeds

[@dr.s.]

Got a top 26 (only including Rock) 1. Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East (Deluxe) 2. Gov't Mule - The Deepest End Live (the concert for Allen Woody) 3. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band - Hammersmith Odeon '75 4. Fleetwood Mac - Boston (Boston Tea Party) 5. Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74 6. Free - Free Live! 7. Humble Pie - Performance: Rockin the Fillmore 8. Taste - What's Going On; Isle of Wight Festival 1970 9. Allman Brothers - Band One Way Out 10. Gov't Mule - Live... With a Little Help From Our Friends 11. Nirvana - Unplugged 12. Neil Young - Live Rust 13. Warren Haynes - Live From the Moody Theater 14. Rory Gallagher - Checked Shirt Wizard Live in '77 15. The Brothers - March 10, 2020 / Madison Square Garden 16. Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same 17. Pink Floyd - Pulse 18. Gov't Mule - Dark Side of the Mule (Deluxe) 19. Warren Haynes - Live at Bonnaroo 20. J. Geils Band - Live: Blow Your Face Out 21. Led Zepplin - How the West Was Won 22. Gov't Mule - Live at the Beacon Theater 23. Dave Matthews Band - The Central Park Concert 24. The Black Crowes - Live 25. Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds - Live at Radio City 26. Led Zepplin - Celebration Day Could be more Allmans and Mule and Rory.

[@memphissoulstew]

Fantastic list!

[@dr.s.]

@@memphissoulstew thank you. The more I look at it the more I recognize how many albums I forgot... ZZ Top at Rockpalast in 1980, Supertramp in Paris, the new Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon live, the various unplugged sessions (the Alanis Morissette one is so good), Soundgarden and Chris Cornell, Foo Fighters, The Police and Sting, Aerosmith, Dire Straits and Mark Knopfler. So many to add but so hard to stuff 100 albums in a top 25.

[@samanello3382]

Great video Larry. Have you ever done a top list of your favorite single 45's from the 60's and 70's? I know albums were the thing when we got older but i bought a lot of 45's back in the day. I am a year older than you.

[@chrisdelisle3954]

Not sure if I can put this into any kind of specific order, but my absolute favorites would include: 1) Rush - Exit...Stage Left 2) The Who - Live At Leeds 3) MC5 - Kick Out The Jams 4) Genesis - Seconds Out 5) Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsys & Live At The Fillmore (from the same shows) 6) King Crimson - Absent Lovers (last show of the 1981-1984 iteration) 7) Bob Dylan - Bootleg Series Volume 4 - from 1966 "Royal Albert Hall" Concert 8) Bob Dylan - Bootleg Series Volume 5 - Rolling Thunder Revue (1975) 9) Bob Dylan - Bootleg Series Volume 6 - Live 1964 10) Neil Young - Year Of The Horse (w/ "Barstool Blues," my favorite performance of his) Honorable Mention: Beatles - Live At The BBC (Volume 1 is excellent - love all the covers) Jimi Hendrix - Radio One / Live @ The BBC Jimi Hendrix - Stages (box set - 1967-1970) Allman Brothers - Fillmore East Genesis - Three Sides Live Rush - A Show Of Hands VU - 1969 (which includes their greatest performance, the 9 minute live version of "What Goes On") Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won Tom Petty - Live Anthology (4 discs) King Crimson - The Great Deceiver - 4 disc box set of 1973-1974 version King Crimson - ProjeKct 1 - a jazzy album with Bruford on drums shortly before he finally left Grateful Dead - Europe '72 Spiritualized - Royal Albert Hall Kiss - Alive 2 - the greatest album I had ever heard...when I was 6

[@robertcooper411]

That's my favourite recording of Neil Young/Crazy Horse also!! 👍

[@anxietymanTV]

I really like The Beatles live at the BBC because it was my introduction to the band. Bought it with my own money. They sound like they are having fun. I do agree that it doesn't sound as good as the studio albums. Great video. Thanks Larry.

[@davidellis5141]

RIP Sinead O'Connor at 56. Very sad.

[@adrianjames3815]

Really? I didn't know about that

[@jake105]

OMG just awful.

[@holmes31100]

Wow that's news to me.

[@tonybell934]

She leaves the legacy of an iconic video,tragic news.

[@jameswilson7084]

There's many songs on the first Beatles "Live At The BBC" that are only on that album. And you get to hear rarities, like John singing "Honey Don't".

[@davidellis5141]

Play ▶️ by Magazine is my favorite live album & favorite album by the band. Stage is my favorite Bowie live album sounds immaculate on 💿 reissue. Talk Talk at Montreux is awesome 👌 .. Both Oasis & Blur have excellent live discs recorded at Wembley Stadium 🏟. The Oasis one highlighted by Liam taking the stage & saying " Hello Manchester ! "

[@lib556]

Glad to see Wings Over America. It's been my favourite Wings album ever since it came out. Jimmy McCulloch's guitar really makes it. It is underrated and almost always overlooked. I would have added the Kinks' One for the Road - another personal favourite of mine. Naturally, the Who should be number 1. But, your constant sell job of Grand Funk is beginning to make a dent... I might just have to check it out.

[@holmes31100]

One for the Road is a very good live album.

[@ryan49er1]

Great list.... I also love UFO's Strangers in the Night live album

[@morrisgautreau6704]

Many of those I would love to get! (Again, so much stuff to sample, I really wish I had more time in my day to go through many of these great albums!) I always want to try leaving a comment whenever possible, knowing how much it helps!

[@janetsampson1779]

That Paul McCartney Unplugged album is very good Larry,very smooth and I owned that Procol Harum album and it's very good as well,Wings Over America is excellent but I'd rather listen to the studio recordings but I do enjoy the Wings Rockshow concert video when I watch it,whenever I've seen videos of the Stones live and I've seen them in person once with great seats,I've always been disappointed in them,I've never heard the whole Paul McCartney Amoeba concert Larry but I'd like too and when I was fourteen me and my friends all really liked that Who live album,a live album I loved way back when was young was Jimi Hendrix Band Of Gypsies,you should check that one out,also Larry I just heard that Sinead O'Connor has passed away,that's a shock,she was so young. Bob

[@marvinmoenen4151]

Hi larry nice video as always, my favorite live album of all time has to be the who live at leeds also the deluxe version with all of Tommy 👍✌️

[@leafsfan1728]

My list of favourite live albums. (Not going to rank them) Deep Purple- Made in Japan The Band- The Last Waltz Led Zeppelin- How the West Was Won Led Zeppelin- Celebration Day Black Sabbath- The End Aerosmith- Live Bootleg 1978 Nirvana- MTV Unplugged Kiss- Alive Kiss- Alive II Pink Floyd- Pulse Pink Floyd- Delicate Sound of Thunder Pearl Jam- Live on Two Legs Lynyrd Skynyrd- One More for the Road The Allman Bros. Band- At Fillmore East Metallica- S&M Thin Lizzy- Live and Dangerous Iron Maiden- Live After Dead Judas Priest- Unleashed in the East The Tragically Hip- Live Between Us The Tragically Hip- Live at the Roxy 1991 ACDC- Live Fleetwood Mac- The Dance Alice in Chains- MTV Unplugged Peter Frampton- Frampton Comes Alive Rolling Stones- Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out

[@tonybell934]

Good man,subbed on seeing Genesis Live in your hand,a lot of my favourites in your list all great stuff.Saw that tour here in the UK,wore out the record (this was before it became known as 'vinyl' by the kiddies)

[@canadianstudmuffin]

Thanks for the sub!

[@tonybell934]

@@canadianstudmuffin Bang on with Yesshows too,so many Yessongs fans with cloth ears ;-)

[@broederbond60]

STAGE is so good. Bowie's voice was never better.

[@edwardmeradith2419]

My favorite ’Heroes’ vocal

[@holmes31100]

I was also glad to see you included Wings Over America. I would have included Bob Dylan Live at Budokan, and Cheap Trick Live at Budokan, also Supertramp Live in Paris. Great video.

[@maryannlockwood7806]

I am also not a huge fan of live albums, but I absolutely adore the Beatles live at the BBC. I love their energy, their humor, the freshness it all.😊

[@broederbond60]

Hey Studmuffin, I saw Lou Reed at the Santa Monica Civic in 1976. The band was passing around a bottle of whiskey. They were plastered!

[@canadianstudmuffin]

Ha ha, no surprise.

[@NothingLikeVinyl]

I'm a huge fan of live albums. It's hard for me not to like one, but without a doubt my top two favorites (in no particular order) are Kiss' "Alive!" and Thin Lizzy's "Live and Dangerous". Other personal favorites not included in your list are Deep Purple's "Made in Japan", Iron Maiden's "Live After Death", Supertramp's "Paris" and Pink Floyd's "Delicate Sound of Thunder".

[@richardhewitt4252]

Here’s a few more I enjoy: Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour Barclay James Harvest - Live / Live Tapes Deep Purple - Made in Japan Genesis - Seconds Out Bruce - Hammersmith concert Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere Stones - Ya Ya’s David Gilmour - Live in Gdańsk Pink Floyd - Pulse No Man - Love and Endings Dire Straits - Alchemy Jethro Tull - Bursting Out R.E.M. - Live / Live at the Olympia Yessongs is my all time favourite live album. I can remember buying the triple vinyl as a spotty teenager and loving hearing a band playing all their great songs at the peak of their power. Steve Howe’s solos on Yours is No Disgrace and Starship Trooper still sound fantastic 50 years down the line

[@ΝίκοςΠαπαγεωργίου-κ7η]

Some of my favourites are: 1. Grand Funk - Live Album 2. Uriah Heep - Uriah Heep Live 3. Yes - Yessongs 4. Genesis - Genesis Live 5. Deep Purple - Made In Japan 6. Rush - All The World's A Stage 7. David Bowie - Stage 8. Talking Heads - The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads 9. Wings - Wings Over America 10. Ramones - It's Alive! 11. The Doors - Absolutely Live 12. The Rolling Stones - Get Yer Yayas Out

[@Brucemcleod2345]

1/ Wings Over America - because many tracks are better than were recorded in the studio ie Maybe I’m amazed, I’ve just seen a face, Medicine Jar etc 2/ Frampton Comes Alive 3/ Live Rust 4/ Kiss Alive

[@shroppy50]

Dire straits Alchemy

[@davidfishman6184]

Your videos are terrific. You are so informative and a pleasure to watch.

[@gileslesmith]

Great list! Never understood John Fogerty, bought this live album just a few months ago and it´s so damn good! I´d just add Golden Earring with their 1977 live album. On that record they sounded just like I always wanted them to sound in the studio. All songs are definite versions and I love them to death! Well I´m from Germany and so I want to include one album by a German band here too. And that one is "Live in London" by Amon Düül II. It´s no double-vinyl, no overlengthy improvisations but some of their early songs played very well and to the point!

[@garthmckeil9539]

Albums I played the most as a kid/early teen. (Only one per Artist) 1/ RUSH- 2112 2/ Led Zep- III 3/ Cat Stevens- Tea for the Tillerman 4/ Neil Young- Decades 5/ Styx- The Grand Illusion 6/ The Who- Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy 7/ The Doors- L.A. Woman 8/ Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here 9/ Max Webster- High Class in Borrowed Shoes 10/ Yes- Fragile BONUS ALBUM/ (My dad's record) Harry Belafonte- Live at Carnegie Hall

[@shane.b.]

the version of Soul Love on Stage is soooo good!

[@kingofallmediums2123]

More high quality content! 😊😊😊😊😊

[@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd]

my #1 has always been The Who Live at Leeds with Lou Reed Rock n Roll Animal probably # 2 would also include Keith Jarrett Koln Concert which isn't rock but supposedly is the biggest-selling concert album of all time ⚛

[@shaunmccaul1695]

The Lou Reed album Take No Prisoners is hysterical. He basically tells Barbra Streisand to F-off. It is also very well recorded.

[@andrewthornton8059]

Where on Earth are UFO's Strangers In The Night and Deep Purple's Made In Japan ? 2 of the greatest live albums ever recorded

[@canadianstudmuffin]

They are not MY favorites... they are yours. I can have my own favorites, thank you.

[@paulayers1111]

All my MOST favorite live albums are from Zappa. But of course other bands have amazing live albums too. I highly recommend the posthumous box sets of live stuff from Zappa: Mothers 1970, Mothers 1971, Roxy Performances, Zappa In NY box, …and then of course You Can’t Do That On Stage Anymore series, and the posthumous Road Tapes series 😊 plus Halloween ‘77, The Last US Show, and the more recent posthumous albums Zappa ‘75 Zagreb/Ljubljana and Zappa ‘80 Mudd Club/Munich

[@kevinogracia1615]

I had "Grand Funk Live" on cassette early "70's. I'm geezin'. And three years ago, I found a pristine album. Good times. Peace on earth.

[@MartinHMyers]

Great list! I would have to add one of my personal favorites The Allman Brothers Live at the Filmore East.

[@olaf1191]

Not easy at all but... 1.The Rolling stones - "Rocks off" (a bootleg recorded in Perth Australia Dec 1972, I am told that "Brussels Affair" might be even better but I don't have that one) 2. Lou Reed - "Rock'n Roll Animal" (fantastic sound - there is an extended version on CD) 3. Mountain - "Twin peaks" (double lp album with a version of "Nantucket sleighride" covering two sides) 4. Led Zeppelin - "How the west was won" 5. Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes - "Survival of the fittest" (a very unusual album since the material is all original bar one song: Prodigal man) 6. UFO - "Strangers in the night" 7. Blue Öyster Cult - "On some enchanted everything" (awesome version of "astronomy") 8. Iggy Pop - "TV-eye live" 9. Deep Purple - "Made in Japan" 10. UFO - "Live" 11. Neil Young - "Live Rust" 12. The Rolling Stones- "Get yer ya yahs out" 13. Lou Reed - "Live in Italy" 14. Mountain - "Live" 15. Humble Pie - "Rocking at the Fillmore" (should probably be higher up) 16. AC/DC - "If you want blood" 17. Blue Öyster Cult - "On your feet or on your knees" 18. Led Zeppelin - "Celebration Day" (should probably be higher up" 19. Blue Öyster Cult - "Extraterrestrial live" 20. Led Zeppelin - "the Song Remains the Same" 21. Deep Purple - "Live in London"

[@of6594]

How could I forget John Fogerty - Premonition Should be high up on the list

[@StevenReed-d2r]

Are You Ready! by The Atlanta Rhythm Section! Great live recording from 1979 at the Georgia Tech Football Stadium. Definitely worth a listen!!

[@paulkazakoff9231]

1. Waiting for Columbus - Little Feat 2. Live in Europe - Rory Gallagher 3. Band of Gypsies - Jimi Hendrix 4. The song remains the same - Led Zeppelin 5. Space Ritual - Hawkwind 6. Johnny Winter And - Live

[@danielthenorwegianguy]

Great list. However, there are a few I’m surprised you didn’t include that’s on my list: 1) Rainbow - Live in Munich 2) U.F.O - strangers In The Night 3) Deep Purple - Made In Japan 4) KISS - Alive! 5) Wings - Over America 6) Whitesnake - Live in The Heart of The City 7) Scorpions - Tokyo Tapes 8) Frampton- Comes Alive 9) Heaven And Hell - Live At Radio City Music Hall, (Basically Dio era Black Sabbath under a different name) 10) Cheap Trick - At Budokan Hon. Mentions Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous The WHO - Live at Leeds Black Sabbath - Live Evil Rush: Exit Stage Left Queen - Live Killers

[@kolchak357]

You touched on a lot of my favorites. Here are some others I love. Yes, I really love live recordings. ♥️ Bob Dylan and the Band - Before The Flood Cheap Trick - Budokan UFO - Strangers In The Night Velvet Underground - Max’s Kansas City Judas Priest - Unleashed In The East Allman Brothers - Fillmore East Kiss - Alive Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road Joe Cocker - Mad Dogs & Englishmen Primus - Suck On This Zappa - In New York Simon & Garfunkel - Concert In The Park Muddy Waters - Muddy Mississippi Waters Live

[@frankgenovese3700]

All man brothers live at the Gilmore east . Think it was 1971. Thank you

[@RO-uz4oi]

Rick Beato had a video titled "One Minute of Musical Perfection", which I completely misunderstood to be a, he will tell us his pick and we would tell him ours kinda thing. Anyhow I immediately knew my own choice, but I didn't know how long it was. So I timed it and it was almost exactly one minute . So my comment read : " The first minute of Paranoid on the Grand Funk Live Album ".

[@hummadruz]

Got a few of those in my collection - love Seconds Out and recently saw Hackett revisiting it Live, like going back in time. Love SAHB Live. One omission on your list: SLADE ALIVE! If that one doesn't get you moving nothing will.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

Agree with: Genesis -"seconds out", The Stones "ya-ya's", D.Bowie "Stage" (I had the LP in early 80's -and remasters since!), Led Zep' "Celebration" (had a video bootleg of the 2007, from the audience -very static, distant -so the official video is vital and fun compared), McCartney "Ameoba", LedZep' "Song remains" (the vinyl in early 80's frustrated me, hearing 'Moby Dick" -find it better to view), Yes, expanded Who "live at Leeds", Wings "over America", ....as a Canadian, you have a distinct lack of Rush "live",....We each have personal vibes.

[@R2112-i9c]

Procol Harum Live In Concert with Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Strawbs Just A Collection Couries& Antiquies, Rick Wakeman Journey to the Centre of The Earth, Tangerine Dream Encore.

[@mcbeezee2120]

Will take a WILD guess, and say, BOC's OYFOOYK would've been higher in your count had their "1-2 punch" of "Flaming Telepaths" & "Astronomy" been on that release. I believe Cult fans around the globe are still trying to figure out why those were not on there. Eric's pipes were at their peak in 1974/75, as witnessed on their woefully-recorded "Live 1976". That live rendition of "Astronomy" would've been THE live recording of it, were it not for the complete lack of the bass track of that whole release.

[@Pi_r8]

Sensational Alex Harvey Band (live) - US Tour 74 Double Album, Dallas & Cleveland

[@Pi_r8]

Also recommend a YT version of a live (Princeton) recording of Framed (rare Adolf version). Funny and epic at the same time, Zal kills the solo.

[@alann5003]

Maybe not your cup of tea but I love N.Y. Live Rust and Foghat Live.

[@edwardmeradith2419]

Steppenwolf live was good - haven’t thought about it in decades. Great version of ‘Monster’ - John Kay playing some searing slide. Bowie’s “Stage” is fabulous, in great voice, great selections. The Who “Live at Leeds” eggcellent.

[@paulayers1111]

Small correction: it wasn’t the tragic band in ‘81. The Tragic Band was in the mid 70s prior to Beefheart joining the Mothers on Bongo Fury. The Tragic Band was really just on Bluejeans and Moonbeams, since Unconditionally Guaranteed still had the classic members. No biggie, but thanks

[@canadianstudmuffin]

Thanks Paul. The members listed on the album just didn't look familar to me.

[@BrianRoberson-k7g]

I LOVE "Space Ritual"! Heard it on shrooms the first time.

[@GlenKellawayfromthebasement]

How can you tell the difference when Lou Reed is talking or singing? That Procol Harum album would be in my top five..some of my favourites..Supertramp Paris, Allman Brothers Fillmore, Tedeschi Trucks Layla Live At Lockn…The Last Waltz, Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out and of course Zappa’s Roxy is so good..as is Bongo Fury..there are just too many great live albums..great video Larry..glen

[@Starman2112ofKings]

Probably not your cup of tea Larry but……… 1. KISS- Alive! 2. KISS- Alive II 3. Rush- All The World’s A Stage 4. Rush- Exit Stage Left 5. Aerosmith- Bootleg Live 6. Ted Nugent- Double Live Gonzo 7. UFO- Strangers In The Night 8. Deep Purple- Live In Japan 9. Judas Priest- Unleashed In The East 10. Iron Maiden- Live After Death

[@canadianstudmuffin]

I bought Kiss Alive when it came out, but I haven't been a Kiss fan since the very early years.

[@Starman2112ofKings]

@@canadianstudmuffin ya I get that 😝

[@jake105]

Blackstar mentioned The Last Waltz. That's a good one. I don't think anyone mentioned the progenitor of the benefit concert... The Concert for Bangladesh. Can I put in a good word for The Beatles Live at the Hollywood Bowl?

[@michaelshiflett4835]

I’m going to have to go through my collection and see how I feel about the live albums. Deep Purple Made In Japan might be my favorite.

[@jake105]

What, no Frampton Comes Alive?? That album was huge in high school. Song Remains the Same had an accompanied film release. Back 1978 in the Navy we'd watch movie films from projectors on the mess decks. The same in high school come to think of it. They must of showed that movie a thousand times. Name of this band is Talking Heads is great. I'm more of the sides 1 & 2 guy. Their funky afro pop was not so much for me.

[@canadianstudmuffin]

I bought Frampton Comes Alive when it came out, but when he released "I'm In You" I was no longer a fan... but it's a great live album.

[@jake105]

OMG! Same with me. I hated that song.

[@gogoyubari366]

Grand Funk Live is stupendous!

[@rorylapidus5772]

Here are some of my favorite Live albums. The Kinks: One For the Road Steve Miller Band Live 1967 The Complete Monterey Pop Festival. *with a few exceptions like, (country Joe and the fish). Top performances, 1.) Jefferson Airplane 2.) Janice Joplin 3.) the association 4.) Simion & Garfunkel 5.) Jimmy Hendrix 6.) the who Derek and the Domino's Live at the fillmore Neil Young Live Rust Johnny Cash Live at folsom prison / San Quentin prison The Blues Brothers briefcase full of blues Rush different stages Traffic On the Road Eagles Live Led Zeppelin BBC sessions Lynyrd Skynyrd One More From The Road Alison Krauss and Union Station Live Bob Seger and the silver bullet band Live Bullet Simion and Garfunkel Live in Central Park / old friends live on stage

[@dennislind8411]

A lot of good stuff there Larry. But my favourite is missing. Allman Brothers Band - at Fillmore East. As good as it gets. Better than any of the studio cuts.

[@abrahamlincolnjones2922]

How did Iron Butterfly Live slip through the cracks? Not only that, it slipped through all of the comments as well! To me the record was just wonderful with a long version of Inna gadda de vida as well as an excellent second side. (unlike the studio album, side 2 was weak) Clearly not for all but it really hit home with me, hard.

[@canadianstudmuffin]

I prefer other live albums more, as I am sure most others do also, so that is why they were not mentioned.

[@abrahamlincolnjones2922]

@@canadianstudmuffin I kind of got that feeling when no one else mentioned it either! That's what makes music so interesting, different strokes for different folks.

[@BVB-lk9yb]

Good list, however I like Good evening New York more than Amoeba Gig. The vocals are just better I think and production is clearer. I think a live album of Pauls 2005 tour would be great this tour had a setlist that included many songs he didn't play much before or since(for no one,too many people,...)

[@larsbagger7840]

I love the Roxy performances box set, and I think it is WAY better than 'Roxy and elsewhere'. The sound quality is much improved, and it doesn't have any annoying studio overdubs. Oh, and btw, the band is smokin' HOT ! ! !

[@joelfrombethlehem]

Grateful Dead - Live/Dead; Grateful Dead - "Skull & Roses" (SKull****); Good Rats - Live At Last

[@samstjohn1994]

Lots of good stuff and some stuff not for me. That Achilles Last Stand is far too long in my opinion. I'd definitely add the Last Waltz and Rock of Ages by the Band

[@janekwiatkowski5923]

space ritual only 24? that album is something special

[@canadianstudmuffin]

Yes, this is my list... I am sure yours and everyone else's would be different.

[@janekwiatkowski5923]

absolutely but24? no its just that its one of my fav albums of all time, i enjoyed your vid thankyou.@@canadianstudmuffin

[@colinwilliams553]

My favorites are Johnny winter captured live Bob dylan and the band before the flood Led zeppelin how the west was won Greatful dead live without a net Cheap trick out to get you live 1977.

[@MudFlanagan]

Scorpions-Tokyo Tapes.......gotta be a contender

[@neurophile]

Journey To The Center Of The Earth (Rick Wakeman)

[@petervanlonkhuijzen5242]

For me also love you live, cha cha from Herman Brood, Jerry Lee Lewis live at the Star Club Hamburg, Golden Earring Live, Status Quo live, AC/DC live Metallica live shit binge purge Pantera official live proof Alice in chains live Aerosmith live bootleg and Ministry in case you didn't and many i forgot ha ha

[@petervanlonkhuijzen5242]

AC/DC if you want blood, Stones get yer and also Lynyrd one from the road, and L.A Forum ( Still Life) Stones, Frampton comes alive. Pink Floyd live at Pompei and Delicate. Motorhead no sleep Iron Maiden live after death Supertramp Paris. I can't stop ha ha, sorry

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

Your Cat, in opening, just doesn't want to be displayed.

[@terrywachter]

Iggy and the Stooges - Metallic K.O. Audience members wanting to beat the crap out of Iggy, and you can hear thrown beer bottles smashing on guitar strings. Volatile!

[@gazfunk]

David Bowies's Welcome To The Blackout is better than Stage. Same tour but a better recording. Nassau 76 is also great.

[@ianpope6133]

Where's Metallic KO??

[@canadianstudmuffin]

It's not on my list.

[@sulladrum]

Made in Japan?

[@canadianstudmuffin]

Not in my top 25 but a great live album.

[@danh9764]

Band of Gypsys

[@WendyThomson-d5j]

Don't get the point of having live CDs if you're not going to play them. Seems kind of pointless to me.

[@canadianstudmuffin]

I play them all at some point, but some not that often. If I like an artist, I'll buy their live albums too.

[@tomlangley6236]

Its a collectors thing. I myself have at last count close to 5000 CDs. Every visit to a thrift store or a Record exchange results in the purchase of great classic rock CDs at a buck or two. .

[@vladdrakul7851]

I generally prefer less Live LPs than even Larry but as you will see from my list we do have some overlaps. 1) *'The Song Remains the Same';* Led Zeppelin, 2) *'Live at Leeds';* The Who (IMHO the extended version is all the Who you really being need done better than the Studio versions, 3) *'Skulls and Roses';* The Grateful Dead, 4) *'Band of Gypsies';* Hendrix+, 5) *'Woodstock';* various, 6) *'Bongo Fury';* Zappa and Beefheart, 7) *'Live and Dangerous';* Thin Lizzy 8) *'Stage';* David Bowie, 9) *'Live at Pompeii';* Pink Floyd, 10) *'Parliament- Mothership Connection'* Live Houston 1976.

[@romelovesdan]

LOVE "Band Of Gypsies" from first listen to this day. We are lucky we got that performance recorded and released on that album.