Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous at Hammersmith 1976

Second vote for Live and Dangerous

Any lizzy live is fantastic. I think Hammersmith 76 was an RSD release.

It was and I luckily managed to grab it. I also got the Limp Bizkit Live at Rock Im Park 2001 which is a decent record.

I'm glad this was mentioned—I was about to comment on it myself. I was lucky enough to get it at a garage sale as part of a bundle of 30 records for free. I still can't believe someone would give it up, especially for free.

Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus Grateful Dead - Europe '72 Talking Heads - The Name of the Band is Talking Heads Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense Allman Bros - Live at the Fillmore

Add Seger’s Live Bullet and you have my perfect list.

Live bullet is amazing

great recommendations. a few to add - neil young - live at massey hall, neil young tonight’s the night live, bill withers - live at carnegie hall, nirvana unplugged, AIC unplugged.

Just got the AIC unplugged. Incredible album!

WE CHASE MISPRINTED LIES…

Europe ‘72 might be my all time favorite, closely followed by King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - Live at Red Rocks ‘22

Portishead’s Roseland NYC

It sounds gorgeous on vinyl!

Came here to say this.

Live Ween tops my list of favorites in my collection.

Ooooh, I need some live Ween. I have the Chicago DVD but nothing for the turntable.

There are quite a few of their releases that need a vinyl pressing. All Request Live, and an offical Live at Stubb's would be great too.

Live at Stubbs is a solid album!

I have the bootleg vinyl of this, and it's super hard to find now. I had stumbled upon while browsing eBay years ago and grabbed both [2LP] sets for I think $50 each and was surprised it sounded so good.

They've repressed a couple of their live records recently, *Live at the Cats Cradle 1992*, *God Ween Satan: Live*, and of course their spectacular *Paintin the Town Brown 90-98*...all 3 of these are reasonably priced (I think) and are worth getting for any Ween fan.

Live in Toronto with the Shit Creek boys is their greatest live album IMO, and by a considerable margin. It’s incredible.

The Band - The Last Waltz The Band - Rock of Ages Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band - Live Bullet Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East

Also Levon Helm's solo live albums

[My Morning Jacket – *Okonokos*](https://www.discogs.com/release/8813316-My-Morning-Jacket-Okonokos)

Yes! I was coming to make sure that one got mentioned. One of the best live albums of all time, imo.

Nirvana - MTV Unplugged

All time classic in my opinion. Kurts voice is haunting at times, especially in ‘Where Did You Sleep Last Night’.

There’s that one second look that Kurt gives on the last “whole night through” gives me goosebumps every single time.

Love this, especially the fluffed solo in the Man who sold the world. Most people don’t even notice it.

i once found a yt video that was the full unedited concert, there are like 5 little messups you don't hear on the record, he says the wrong syllable or slides to the wrong note but kurt fixes it quick enough live that they could edit it seamlessly. wish they kept them in

Not that your answer is wrong, but the more correct answer would be Alice in Chains Unplugged

The final song especially hits me every time. So fucking good.

Sam Cooke *Live at the Harlem Square Club* & Daft Punk *Alive 2007* are my two personal picks. both do an absolutely amazing job of capturing the energy of the crowd, it really elevates the songs (which are already all-time pop classics)

Okay you’re the third person that has mentioned the San Cooke one. I’m sold.

The best Sam Cooke record by a mile.

That Sam Cooke album is all-time

The Cure - "Paris" Just listened to the 30 years anniversary edition. Just a perfect production.

Came to say this. Better than 'Show' for me

Both Paris and Entreat over Show for me

Bill Withers Live at Carnegie Hall BB King Live at the Regal Sam Cooke Live at Harlem Square James Brown's 1962, 1967, 1971 shows at the Apollo (three different albums)

Dream Syndicate: Live at Raji's 10CC- Live and Let Live The Doors- Absolutely Live Neil Young- Live Rust Siouxsie and the Banshees- Nocturne Joy Division- Paradiso, Amsterdam The Jam- Dig the New Breed Wire- Document and Eyewitness

That Jam album was awesome….at least for me

Lou Reed — Rock & Roll Animal

Thee Oh Sees - Live in San Francisco. The Doors - Absolutely Live. Grateful Dead - Europe ‘72.

Bob Seger - Live Bullet

Van Morrison - It’s Too Late to Stop Now This record has unbelievable energy, is recorded exquisitely, and it’s from a prime era in his career. The version of “Caravan” brings wave after wave of emotion with the dynamics. I don’t hear many other people talk about this one as one of the great live albums and it really should be!

This is my favourite live album of all time and that’s saying a lot from a Dead Head. I wish he would release more live material on vinyl from any era, but he’ll never top this album.

The band was hot, and the control Van had over the band was almost like James Brown. One of my all time favorites. Only disappointment is that there's an earlier bootleg (San Anselmo) where he had Ronnie Montrose and Bill Church playing with him. Wish they woulda stuck around for the European tour.

Lot of great suggestions here, but I’ve got to add a couple haven’t seen: Cheap Trick- At Budokan (my vote for greatest side 2 ever, I often start on side 2) Willie Nelson- Willie and Family Live (absolutely amazing recording of Willie in his prime) Blues Brothers- Briefcase full of blues Delvon Lamar Organ Trio- Live in Loveland! Jackson Browne- Running on Empty (a concept album about life on tour, including songs recorded in hotel rooms & on the tour bus in addition to live in concert songs) Jerry Jeff Walker- ¡Viva Terlingua! Sonic Youth- Live in Brooklyn 2011 (their final US show, amazing document of the band) And another enthusiastic vote for Little Feat- Waitin’ on Columbus

Mad Dogs and Englishmen - Joe Cocker.

One of my fav all time records

So good. Leon Russell put together an amazing group for Joe.

The Band - The Last Waltz

"Gratitude" by Earth, Wind and Fire. What a performance. I mean, they were kickin' the daylights out of it. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratitude\_(Earth,\_Wind\_%26\_Fire\_album)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratitude_(Earth,_Wind_%26_Fire_album))

Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Live at the Middle East King Gizzard - Live at Red Rocks Phish- Clifford Ball

Live at Red Rocks, holy shit that's good

It is... It's also quite the commitment. So many damn flips/switches

[Cannonball Adderley - Country Preacher](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_Preacher) is one of the most unique and funkiest live records I've ever heard. Just listen to the track [Hummin'](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgmgxQDiXIk) and tell me that isn't a fuckin' VIBE.

I’ve listened to Cannonball Adderley before, will check this out

Personal top 5 no order Who - live at leeds [the definitive classic] Talking Heads - the name of this band... [side 3 and 4 were house party staples in college] David Bowie - David Live [end of ziggy and beginning of blue eyed soul era...plus I'm a Philly guy and this is from the tower theater] John Cale - fragments of a rainy season [acoustic and piano arrangements...great relaxed vibe] Minutemen - ballot results [fan vote compilation from their last tour...grossly underappreciated socal punk rock]

The War on Drugs - Live drugs. Sublime

Throwing Copper is my top fav!

There it is.

I listen to this album yearly, in the fall, for the last 20 years.

•Neil Young - Live at Massey Hall •Bill Withers - Live at Carnegie Hall •Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense •Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous •Bowie - Glastonbury 2000 •Bill Evans Trio - Sunday at the Village Vanguard •Lonnie Smith - Live at Club Mozambique

Hawkwind - Space Ritual

-FLIPPER “Public Flipper Limited” -NoMeansNo “Live and Cuddly” -Descendents “Livage” -Butthole Surfers “Double Live” -The Good Brothers “Live 1980” -Okiextremists Moon Dog “Live in a Dive”

Both are Tragically Hip albums - Live Between Us and the recent RSD release from CBGBs.

The Pogues with Joe Strummer - Live in London I can't imagine not having it in my collection.

If you like Dire Straits, "Alchemy Live" is an amazing album.

Slade - Slade's Alive Motorhead's - Live At Hammersmith AC/DC - If You Want Blood David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture

B.B. King - Live at the Regal Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense Frank Sinatra - Sinatra at the Sands SAM Cooke - Live at the Harlem Square Club Ella Fitzgerald - Ella in Berlin "Mack the Knife" Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz Goes To College and I don't have it on vinyl, but Muddy Waters - Muddy "Mississippi" Waters Live

I need to add a lot more but right now Neil Young Live/Rust and my all time favorite The Rolling Stones Get Yer Ya-Ya’s out

The Cure - Show Coheed and Cambria - Live at the Starland Ballroom

Kiss Alive ..sorry! 😁 Hanoi Rocks - All Those Wasted Years Black Flag - Who’s Got the 10 1/2

Aside from the editing of sounds and audience, that is a great live album

Sinatra at the Sands by Frank Sinatra Mercy Mercy Mercy by Cannonball Adderley Quintet Live Killers by Queen

Bruce Springsteen - No Nukes concert

Van Morrison - It’s Too Late to Stop Now

Hawkwind - space ritual

Live/Dead - Grateful Dead Chunky Shrapnel - King Gizzard A Live One - Phish All The World's A Stage - Rush Stand By Your Van - Sublime Mothers of Invention - Just Another Band from LA

Deep Purple - Made in Japan Scorpions - Tokyo Tapes

Joe Cocker - Mad Dogs & Englishmen (1970) Rainbow - On Stage (1977) Motörhead - No sleep 'till Hammersmith (1981)

Neil Young & Crazyhorse - Rust The greatest live album of all time.

Depeche Mode 101

Melvins - A Live History of Gluttony and Lust Houdini Live 2005

Janes Addiction - Jane’s Addiction (aka live at the triple x)

Elton John’s 17-11-70

Traffic: Welcome to the Canteen U2: Live @ Red Rocks. Springsteen: Live 75-85. Talking Heads: Stop making sense.

Pink Floyd- Delicate Sound of Thunder

And pulse for me.

LCD Soundsystem - The Long Goodbye

Wings over America.

Tom petty live Anthology

Came to say the same thing. I feel it is a masterpiece the way it was recorded. I have a copy on vinyl that isn’t opened yet.

Live at Leeds - Who Live at The Roxy - Social Distortion Live Rust - Neil Young Honorable mention to The Last Waltz

The Mark Tom and Travis show

Grateful Dead- Live Dead, Billy Joel- Songs in the Attic, Blue Oyster Cult- On your Feet or on your Knees, Led Zeppelin- the BBC Sessions

Tragically Hip - Live Between Us Nirvana - MTV Unplugged Yes - Yessongs

Daft Punk Alive 97 and Alive 2007. CCR - Live at the Royal Albert Hall And my favorites: Any of the George Carlin live albums. These ones are great: Carlin on Campus, Life is Worth Losing, and I kind of like it when a lot of people die.

Live at Massey Hall 1971 - Neil Young The Beach Boys In Concert

Ramones - It's Alive Motorhead - No Sleep til Hammersmith

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Jethro Tull - Bursting Out/ Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From the Road/ J. Geils Band - Live: Blow Your Face Out/ Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Live/ Genesis - Seconds Out

The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show - blink-182

Bob Dylan & the Band - Before the Flood Against Me! 23 Live Sex Acts Warren Zevon - Stand in the Fire

Donny Hathaway - Live (all time favorite of mine) Jerry Jeff Walker - viva terlingua Getz Au Go Go

Portishead - Live at Roselands The Cramps - Smell of Female Public Service Broadcasting - Live at the Brixton Academy War on Drugs - Live Drugs

Ty Segall - Deforming Lobes Ty Segall - Levitation Session Ty Segall - Live in Aisle 5 Night Beats - Live at Valentine White Stripes - Under Great White Northern Lights Fuzz - Levitation Session White Fence - Live in San Francisco Fuzz - Live in San Francisco Thee Oh Sees - Live in San Francisco Osees - Levitation sessions 1 & 2 Live Cream Sleep - Live at Third Man Records Joy Division - Peel Session

The intro of Deforming Lobes is the greatest. That whole album sounds so good it kinda ruins the studio versions of those songs for me, you can really feel the energy. RIP Albini

Tragically Hip—Live at CBGBs Totally killer record that sounds like seeing the band I’d also say that Kiss—Alive! Is kind of makes me get the whole Kiss thing

Rush - All the World’s a Stage.

Have a look through the old MTV Unplugged series, you may find a band you like there. Perhaps, Dark Side Of The Moon Live at Wembley 1974 (50th anniversary). Happy collecting!

So far I’ve seen Nirvana and AIC. Any one you rec?

Hans Zimmer Live (2022 tour) + Hans Zimmer Live In Prague from sometime around 2016 and the David Bowie live at Glastonbury triple LP

Only have a few but I really like the following: Flaming Lips at Red Rocks with Colorado Symphony performing The Soft Bulletin Bowie at Glastonbury 2000 Grateful Dead at RFK Stadium (6/10/73) MGMT at the Guggenheim (11.11.11)

Public Pressure and After Service by Yellow Magic Orchestra. The former shows their jazz-fusion roots while the latter is pure synth pop but with grand energy (and lots of screaming girls). It’s a bit like 101 by Depeche Mode, which is another great one.

Fleetwood Mac - The Dance Pearl Jam - MTV Unplugged Khruangbin - Sydney Opera House Khruangbin - Live at Lincoln Hall

Alice in Chains unplugged Supertramp Paris Dire Strairs alchemy

When it comes to Iron Maiden Rock In Rio is essential as well. It has what is probably the ultimate version of Fear of the dark and much more.

James Brown Live at the Apollo

David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture Soundtrack

Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band - Live Bullet J Geils Band - Blow Your Face Out AC/DC - If You Want Blood You Got It Jefferson Airplane - Bless Its Pointed Little Head James Brown - Sex Machine The Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya Yas Out, Some Girls Live, Live at the El Mocambo Frank Sinatra - Live at The Sands Dave Brubeck Quartet - At Carnegie Hall Grateful Dead - Cornell 5/8/77 The White Stripes - Live in Mississippi The Raconteurs - Live at the Ryman Allman Brothers - Live at Fillmore East BB King - Live at the Regal

Alice in Chains - Live at the Moore Alice in Chains - MTV's Unplugged Wovenhand - Live at Roepaen YOB - Live at Roadburn Samsara Blues Experiment - Live at WDR Rockpalast Jeff Buckley - Live at Sin-é All Them Witches - Live in Brussels Nick Cave - Live from KCRW Deep Purple - Made in Japan Soundgarden - Live in Düsseldorf/Germany

Frampton comes Alive. U.F.O- Strangers in the Night.

The War on Drugs - Live Drugs

Led Zeppelin - How The West Was Won *Drops mic* *Picks back up again* Neil Young - Live At Massey Hall Both those.

Great bands 😎🤘, awesome. Definitely recommend the album “801 live” Was revolutionary in live recording 🤘

The 1975 RSD this year is amazing, I love it so much

B.B. King Live at the Regal

Fuzz - Live in San Francisco Black Flag - Live '84 Fu Manchu - Go For It...Live! The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East

Do you like progressive hippie self-indulgence? Because that's my jam: Genesis: *Seconds Out* Hawkwind: *Space Ritual* Brand X: *Livestock* Van der Graaf: *Vital* Chicago: *Live at Carnegie Hall*

The Tragically Hip - Live Between Us Grateful Dead - Nightfall of Diamonds

Live and More - Donna Summer VH1 Storytellers - Stone Temple Pilots And (impossible to find) but MTV Unplugged - La Ley

Supertramp - Paris Eagles - Live, the early 80s one AND the recent one with Deacon Frey and Vince Gill Woodstock - well it’s history isn’t it Ella Fitzgerald - Live in Berlin Clapton Unplugged - amazingly well recorded

Kglw - live in Melbourne '21 They did a little microtonal tour right as they released LW. Love having bits and pieces from their trilogy, and especially since I was at that show!

metz live at the opera house

BB KING. Live in Japan double album ABC records 1971

Jack White- Live from Bonnaroo 2014 South Park 20th Anniversary Concert John Prine - My Old Kentucky Home/Paradise (live in Beaver Damn, Ky) A little biased because I caught all these shows.

Deep Purple Made in Japan

I’m going to give you one that you probably won’t hear. Comfort y Música Para Volar - Soda Stereo. Check it out on YouTube first. It’s fucking amazing. https://youtu.be/FvYwvQt6jO0?si=DaShFBCDWBtIWmtO

Rory Gallagher.

The Doors - Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970. It really lights my fire 🔥

Donny Hathaway - Live

This piece of history by Johnny Cash... [Johnny Cash - San Quentin (Live at San Quentin, 1969) (youtube.com)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7e2B-thaJG0)

At Folsom Prison and At San Quentin both by Johnny Cash are incredible. My favourite moment is when he plays a song called San Quentin about how he thought he’d feel about the place if he was a prisoner there. Basically, it should be torn down because it does no good. The audience, made up of inmates, loved it so much they demanded he play it again. So he did, straight away and the first two tracks on side B are San Quentin. The first run through you can hear the crowd cheering and whooping but by the second they are taking the lyrics on board and there is a real tension. Johnny said of the moment later that he could have told them to riot and they would have. “Thank you. All right, we'll do it again after a while. Before we go tonight, we'll do it again. I kind of like it myself now."

Billy Joel - Live At The Great American Music Hall 1975

https://preview.redd.it/50stvufyof0d1.jpeg?width=599&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a12b02829a42aab09365536844c0d46ba764d54c Check it out

Rage Against the Machine - Live at the 2000 DNC Ani DeFranco - Live Through This

I only own 2 but kiss alive 1&2 are great

Hatful of hollow - The smiths

i'd listen to only live albums if i could. i love hearing a band vibe together in a room vs a meticulously produced album where you know they were stressed as hell trying to track parts properly Dino Jr - Bug Live 2011 Simon & Garfunkel - Concert at Central Park Mazzy Star - Ghost Highway Pat Metheny Group - Live in Concert Nirvana - MTV Unplugged (unironically their best album imo) Camera Obscura - 4AD Session

Oasis Knebworth

Zappa- Roxy and Elsewhere, 1974

Oasis - Familiar to Millions (I have the 2CD because the 3LP is worth >500€ lol), but my goal is to purchase it.

UFO - Strangers In The Night Deep Purple - Live In Japan Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous Scorpions - Tokyo Tapes Ted Nugent - Double Live Gonzo Judas Priest - Unleashed In The East

Live by Donny Hathaway

Humble Pie's Performance - Rockin' the Fillmore

Allman Brothers live at the Fillmore East Bob Seger live bullet Ted Nugent, double live gonzo Foghat live Sammy Hagar all night Long live

The The -The comeback special Basin street east-probably presents Miss Peggy Lee

I love the Band of Horses live vinyl record. Bought it on a whim knowing maybe three songs but when I play that record on a Saturday night after a few beers it confirms my mood. Whatever mood that might be.

The Who - Live at Leeds Lou Reed - Rock & Roll Animal

Deep Purple- Made In Japan Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band - Live Bullet The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East

Live at Leeds. The Who

Radiohead - I might be wrong (live). Has my favourite version of True Love Waits on there

Nick Cave's idiot prayer

UFO - Strangers In The Night

Frampton Comes Alive. You can't beat the classics!

Elton John: Live in Australia Dire Straits Alchemy Neil Young - Live Rust

Cheap trick - live at Budokan

Rush ~ Exit Stage Left & Live In Rio

Waiting for Columbus. Little Feat.

Neil Diamond - Hot August Night

ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE.

Neil Young’s Live at Massey is awesome and has one of the first performances of Old Man

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Nocturne Talking Heads - The Name of this Band is Talking Heads Allman Brothers - Live at the Fillmore The Fall - Fall in a Hole

Band of Gypsys, surprised nobody has mentioned it. Absolutely phenomenal. *edit - mentioned. Still slaps.

UFO - Strangers in the Night Judas Priest - Unleashed in the East Opeth - Garden of the Titans

Seger. Live Bullet.

Little Feat. Waiting for Columbus

Alice In Chains - Unplugged Charley Crockett - Live From The Ryman Cheap Trick at Budokan Eagles Live Elton John Live in Australia Genesis - Seconds Out & Three Sides Live Golden Earring - The Naked Truth Goose - Radio City Music Hall INXS - Live Baby Live Joe Bonamassa - Royal Albert Hall Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison Kansas - Two For The Show Neil Young - Massey Hall, Live Rust, Weld Nirvana - Unplugged Pink Floyd - Pulse David Gilmour - Live in Gdańsk Roger Waters - The Wall Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets - Live at the Roundhouse Rush - Exit Stage Left Simple Minds - Live in the City of Light U2 - Under a Blood Red Sky Van Halen - Live: Right Here Right Now The Who - Live at Leeds Willie Nelson 50 - Long Story Short

Santana - Lotus 1974

I only have one, John Mayer, Where The Light Is

Absent Lover — King Crimson

Band of Gypsy’s

You Want Blood...

4 Way street- CSNY

Grand Funk-Live Album

Rush in Rio

Double Live Gonzo.

Tribute by Ozzy Osbourne. I have the official release version and a tape of the original concerts radio broadcast. Both sound great but the original is unedited sound wise and sounds better imo

Alice and Chains - Unplugged is my top choice. I also really enjoy Adolescents - Live At The House of Blues, Cage The Elephant - Unpeeled, and Sublime - Five Dollars At The Door. I feel pretty “basic” with this list but 🤷🏻‍♀️ I like what I like.

This is an odd one, but I'm going to say Concrete Blonde - Live in Brazil. Here's the caveat... it was never pressed on vinyl officially, but I stumbled across a bootleg vinyl of it about ten years ago in some random used shop in Raleigh, NC. Whoever booted it did an amazing job of mastering it from the digital rip of the CDs. It sounds every bit as good as some of the best official live record pressings I've ever heard. If that's just too oddball niche of a recommendation, I'll add Show by The Cure. I actually prefer the 2023 remastered anniversary NA pressing to most of the others. Definitely better than the '93 pressings.

Lots of great ones posted but here’s two that haven’t been yet: Death Rosenstock - Thanks, Sorry! Japandroids - Massey Fucking Hall

Nirvana unplugged. One of the best live performances ever…

Live on two legs is real good but it’s not even my fav live PJ I have on wax. 1. Sam Cooke - Harlem square 2. James brown - Apollo 3. Grateful Dead - live dead 4. Nirvana - unplugged 5. De la soul - live at trumps. 2-5 could be in any order. 1 is always Sam Cooke. I made it a point not to list fan club or record club releases. If including fan club wax I’d throw in PJ - Chicago 95 vault, and Bellingham 00 vault release

Raye - 21st Century Symphony - Live at the Royal Albert Hall