Best live albums?

tempo_n_groove

dogmatt said:

So good and underrated.

Oh wow.  I remember them!

Pap

Chris Cornell - Songbook

Ben Harper & Relentless 7 - Live from the Montreal International Jazz Festival

Manu Chao - Radio Bemba Sound System

Allison Crowe - Live at Wood Hall

Nirvana - Live at Reading

Audioslave - Live in Cuba

Alice In Chains - MTV Unplugged

Gogol Bordello - Live from Axis Mundi

Jack Johnson - The Best of Kokua Festival

Soundgarden - Live on I-5

Mad Season - Sonic Evolution

Rage Against The Machine - Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium

The Ramones - We're Outta Here!

The Avett Brothers - Live, Volume 3

The Black Keys - Live at the Crystal Ballroom

Thoughts_Arrive

The Who - Live in Leeds
Ramones - It's Alive
Nirvana - MTV Unplugged

josevolution

tempo_n_groove said:

dogmatt said:

So good and underrated.

Oh wow.  I remember them!

the acustic half of this show is so good Stuart was such a great singer/songwritter and could play lead guitar with the best of them ..

dogmatt

josevolution said:

tempo_n_groove said:

dogmatt said:

So good and underrated.

Oh wow.  I remember them!

the acustic half of this show is so good Stuart was such a great singer/songwritter and could play lead guitar with the best of them ..

The acoustic set is excellent and the electric half just flat out rocks too.  Stellar rhythm section. They weren't much more than a one hit wonder in the States, but maintained a pretty loyal following as a live band in Europe throughout the 90s.  Fantastic songs and the crowd is unbelievable on this recording. 

pljam

UFO Strangers in the night
LYNYARD SKYNYRD One more from the road
DEEP PURPLE Made in Japan 
THE HORRIBLE  CROWS Live
PINK FLOYD Pulse

RoeDawg13

Totally forgot about the Horrible Crowes. Here's a few others I really like that I didn't think of earlier that I didn't see mentioned yet

The Trews - Acoustic: Friends and Total Strangers

Gary Clark Jr. Live

Our Lady Peace - Live (DVD has the full show that I ripped for traveling or just playing background music)

Tragically Hip - That Night in Toronto

Jeff Buckley - Live at the Sin-e

The Tea Party - Live in Australia (record sounds great)

EC - Unplugged

John Mayer Trio - Try! (not a big JM fan but I do really like the Trio)

RoeDawg13

Oh, Chris and Rich Robinson - Brothers of a Feather Live at the Roxy too

dankind

There is only one correct answer to this, and it's volume 5 of Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series, a compilation of the 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue shows. 

stuckinline

KC138045 said:

+1

pljam

Few I forgot
IRON MAIDEN-Live after death
JOHN BUTLER TRIO -Red rocks
NAZARETH-Snaz
NEIL DIAMOND-Hot August night
SLASH - Made in Stoke
WARREN HAYNES-Live at Bonnaroo
BAD COMPANY- Live at Wembley 
BAND OF HORSES -At the Ryman
CANDLEBOX - Live at Seattle 

josevolution

dogmatt said:

josevolution said:

tempo_n_groove said:

dogmatt said:

So good and underrated.

Oh wow.  I remember them!

the acustic half of this show is so good Stuart was such a great singer/songwritter and could play lead guitar with the best of them ..

The acoustic set is excellent and the electric half just flat out rocks too.  Stellar rhythm section. They weren't much more than a one hit wonder in the States, but maintained a pretty loyal following as a live band in Europe throughout the 90s.  Fantastic songs and the crowd is unbelievable on this recording. 

Yeah those Europe crowds are so good , I saw them three times here in the states the highlight show being in 86 @the peir here in NY he stopped mid Inwards to clear a fight in the crowd that show is def my top 5 of all shows I’ve seen !

RoeDawg13

BRMC live in Paris is a common spin for me too.

rw160510

Sam Cooke- Live at the Harlem Square Club is my live album of all time. It's amazing.

tino_11

Metallica - S&M
Neil Young - Live at Massey Hall
Mad Season - Live at the Moore
Chris Cornell - Songbook

josevolution

Get yer ya ya’s out Rolling Stones has to be mentioned in the best live recordings of all time ..

Pap

Pantera - Official Live: 101 Proof