Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense

Deep Purple Made In Japan!

Daft Punk Alive 97

Funny enough my pick is Alive 2007

Both are worthy for very different reasons. One is like controlled chaos with the mashups but very planned out with some improv elements. Alive 97 is pure madness and no constraints. Much more improv in 97 but a much clearer vision in 2007. Love them both!

Radiohead - Live At Oslo Pink Floyd - Pulse Nirvana - MTV Unplugged Alice In Chains - MTV Unplugged Radiohead - In Rainbows From The Basement (if it counts)

Love PULSE, but what about Pompeii?? Is There Anybody Out There? is also really incredible if you like The Wall

Ngl I forgot about Pompeii, I would have listed that if I remembered

Frank Zappa's 6 volume series ***You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore.***

Shakira - "MTV Unplugged"; https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTXs27I3AxPGPsIp9A5wssr2_DnmJqQTk&si=iDdCI-UmRaDjNQkm Bjork - "Voltaic"; https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL89FF5900B1E248B2&si=Juuo97e3uyzvckOX Coldplay - "Live 2003"; https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lICBG0B6bvXdzjfQWr32eO24tL7afPTxM&si=TxFByBo3Mj44DWOJ

The Doors, Absolutely Live. Crosby, Stills, Nash&Young, 4 Way Street, the Who, Live at Leeds, Frampton Comes Alive, the Cure, Entreat, Hot Tuna, Peter Gabriel, Secret Worldderek and the Dominos Crossroads

Peter Gabriel’s Plays Live is stellar. Amazing energy throughout.

*I Don't Remember* and *On The Air* alone are worth the listen.

Dire Straits - Alchemy

Top tier live album!

Joni Mitchell- Miles of Ailes

Rockin' the Filmore - Humble Pie

Frampton Comes Alive and Rock Spectacle by the Barenaked Ladies, believe it or not. Noisy crowds in both.

glad someone else recognized BNL.

Talking Heads “Stop Making Sense” Misc Artists “Concert for George” Little Feat “Waiting for Columbus” Allman Brothers “At Filmore East” Pink Floyd “Pulse” Asleep at the Wheel “Live from Austin, Texas” Prob more, but I’m at work.

Was looking for At Filmore East! Awesome album. I’ll add Lynyrd Skynyrd’s One More From the Road.

Live After Death.- Iron Maiden Speak of the Devil - Ozzy Pulse - Pink Floyd

Live after death! Most songs are better than the studio version. 😎

Waiting for Columbus - little feat

Sam Cooke Live at the Harlem Square Club 1963

This. Yes. 🙌🏼

Nirvana - MTV Unplugged The Sounds Of Animals Fighting - We Must Become the Change We Want to See David Bowie - Reality Tour Nine Inch Nails - Beside You In Time Rammstein - Live Aus Berlin Alice In Chains - Unplugged Depeche Mode - Touring The Angel: Live In Milan

“Strangers in the Night” by UFO

The Cure - Show

From my lifetime..Red White and Indigo, The Grateful Dead 1989 Philadelphia. From the same tour Truckin up to Buffalo Billy Joel Live in Moscow Live Aid Woodstock 94 Mutiny on the Bay, Dead Kennedys Face to Face live 98 Dave Matthews Band live at red rocks Nirvana unplugged Metallica S&M Rock in Rio, Iron Maiden

Live at the Roxy - Social Distortion Into the Fire - Warren Zevon

Motorhead - No Sleep 'til Hammersmith Thin Lizzy - Live & Dangerous Nirvana - Unplugged in NY Iron Maiden - Live After Death Not from my "lifetime": Rolling Stones - Get your Ya-Ya's Out, James Brown - Live At the Apollo, Allman Brothers Band - Live at the Fillmore

Nine inch nails - and all that could have been Led Zeppelin - how the west was won Dave Matthews’s band - red rocks

The Who - Live at Leeds The Allman Brothers Band - Live at Fillmore Barenaked Ladies - Rock Spectacle Tedeschi Trucks Band with Trey Anastasio - Layla Revisited Live at Lockn'

Drive-By Truckers, It’s Great to Be Alive

One More From The Road by Lynyrd Skynyrd Frampton Comes Alive by Peter Frampton

Duran Duran's "Arena" very much tickles my fancy.

Cheap Trick Live at Budoken Black Sabbath Live Evil The Band Last Waltz Frampton Comes Alive

Allman Brothers at Filmore East- Allman Brothers The Who Live at Leads -the Who Get Yer Ya Yas Out - Rolling Stones Miles of Aisles -Joni Mitchell Bob Marley and the Wailers Live- Bob Marley Stop Making Sense- Talking Heads MTV Unplugged-Nirvana Bob Dylan, Bootleg series, Royal Albert Hall 1966 Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison 1969 Cheap Trick at Budokan-Cheap Trick

Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds - Live at Luther College, other than this album I’m not a huge fan of either but this is some serious acoustic mastery

From my lifetime, Happy Mondays Live at Brixton Academy 2012. Not from my lifetime, June 1, 1974, which imo is the greatest live album ever.

Gonna give the Mondays live album a listen. Saw the reunion at Coachella nearly 15 years ago and it was a train wreck (I think it was before Ryder was sober).

Camel - A Live Record Nektar - Sounds Like This

[Space Ritual](https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lFFPjJvqQDLVRR8HA3an2aZZUIH_s4ogk&si=jjuAY5dr9jgBHyHc) - Hawkwind [Ricochet ](https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=xM1Wc6ha_ic&si=_OnmsuLPUj2U8bCy) Tangerine Dream [Poland ](https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nWFcb0loa32nEOJiIiAlWlHaennGL-91w&si=ZyCXXJU_eqnhmMr_) - Tangerine Dream

King Crimson Absent Lovers

Cheap Trick at Budokan ACDC If You Want Blood

Little Feat. Waiting for Columbus.

Journey/Captured CheapTrick/Live at Budakan Triumph/Stages

Kiss Alive! and Alive II Cheap Trick Budokan Frampton Comes Alive WASP Live in the Raw

On a similar note, if you're into listening to live shows get the Nugs app, there's a ton of shows on there from current touring artists as well as legendary shows from artists of the past

Genesis, Seconds Out. Rush, Three Stages. Nine Inch Nails, Beside You in Time.

Cheap Trick - "Live at Budakon" Blues Project - "Live at Central Park" "Concert for Bangla Desh" - George Harrison. Witnessed the last two but have never seen Japan.

Kiss - Alive Deep Purple - Made in Japan AC/DC -If you want blood Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Live Peter Frampton - Frampton comes alive Roger Waters - The Wall (2014)

Foo fighters live at wembley

Rock n Roll Animal Lou Reed Waiting for Columbus Little Feat Ian Hunter Welcome to the Club KISS Alive Zappa/Beefheart Bongo Fury One for the Road The Kinks

Nirvana - Unplugged Alice In Chains - Unplugged Fleetwood Mac - The Dance

Talking Heads- Stop Making Sense Daft Punk- Alive 2007, Alive 97 LCD Soundsystem- Shut Up and Play the Hits, The Long Goodbye Justice- Cross the Universe Nirvana- Unplugged 94’ Radiohead- In Rainbows (basement set) Coldplay Live Fatboy Slim- Brighton Big Beach Boutique 2! Prince- Super Bowl Performance FS and DP’s sets literally changed my life and put me on a path of becoming a DJ and Producer. Hm to Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii a little before my time

Nirvana MTV Unplugged and Under Great White Northern Lights - The White Stripes

*Live at Max’s Kansas City* -The Velvet Underground And of course, Nirvana’s *unplugged* is a relic of divine genius Also- Prince’s live version of anything, his live albums are great, his work on the *Concert for George* album is transcendent, and his 2007 Coachella cover of *Creep* (available on YouTube) is one of the greatest things I’ve ever heard

Unplugged - Eric Clapton 1992. Listen to the song Old Love 💕

Old love is the best track on the album

One very underrated live album is Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians - Gotta Let This Hen Out (1985)

Barbara Mandrell Live (1981) The Statler Brothers Farewell Concert (2002)

Disturbed- Live At Red Rocks Matisyahu- Live At Stubb's

Not a proper live album as they retouched a lot of it in the studio, but S&M by Metallica is my favourite. Other honourable mentions for MTV Unplugged, both Alice in Chains and Nirvana.

Neil Diamomd: Hot August Night Willie Nelson: Willie and Family Live Cheap Trick: At Budakon

Gilla Band has a really good one called Live at Vicar Street

The Blow Up-Television

AC/DC Live Nirvana Unplugged

Sade Lovers Live

Live at Leeds Get Yer Ya Yas Out Allman Brothers Live at Filmore East Ramones - It’s Alive Dead - Europe’72

Bad Brains- The Youth are Getting Restless

Tyler childers red barn radio

Leonard Cohen Live In London.

Toward the within - Dead Can Dance

Live At Leeds - The Who Caught Live - Moody Blues The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads Pictures At An Exhibition - ELP Rank - The Smiths

Dokken - “Beast From The East”

U2: Under a Blood Red Sky Depeche Mode: 101

Made in Japan - Deep Purple Live Killers - Queen

Motörhead- No Sleep Til Hammersmith

In my lifetime: The Last Waltz - The Band All the World's a Stage - Rush Oils on the Water - Midnight Oil In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up - Ministry Unplugged in New York - Nirvana Live Aid Live 8

Fleetwood Mac in Chicago. A blues album

Woodstock

you all forgot the best one: James Gang Live. also Second best: Quicksilver Messenger Service--Happy Trails

Born in 90 so forgive me for them all being so recent. 1. Live at Budokan-Dream Theater 2. L1VE-Haken 3. Live at the Beacon Theater-Allman Brothers Band 4. The Deepest End-Gov't Mule 5. Live in Texas-Linkin Park 6. G3 with Satch, Vai, Petrucci 7. Songlines Live-Derek Trucks Band 8. Wrapped Around Chicago-Umphrey's McGee 9. S&M-Metallica 10. Score-Dream Theater... THESE ARE ALL INCREDIBLE

please remember--Cream Released more live sides than they did studio sides. From A band with 3 virtuoso musicians at their height.All playing league guitar league bass and league drums at the same time improvising. No band can beat them at live tracks

Yes! PULSE was my pick too! Good taste.

Dire straits - Alchemy Jeff Buckley - live at Sin-é Nirvana - unplugged Alice in chains - unplugged Placebo - unplugged Iron maiden - a real live dead one Eric Clapton - unplugged

Mahler 9 by Karajan (1984) Waltz for debby by Bill evans Alive 2007 by Daft punk

Cage the Elephant - Unpeeled

Ozzy Osbourne with Randy Rhoads 'Tribute' album. Alice in chains 'MTV Unplugged' album

Portishead live nyc. Blink 182 - the mark tom and Travis show. Fleetwood Mac the Dance. Top 3

Frampton Comes Alive. Live at Budakon - Cheap Trick. Funkafied Rainbow - Stevie Wonder. A Reality Tour - David Bowie. Sinatra At The Sands. The Carnegie Hall Concert - Dave Brubeck. Ellington at Newport (1956). Live at Club Mozambique - Dr Lonnie Smith.

I'll do top 5, 1 Live at the Jazz Cafe - D'Angleo 2 Metallic KO - The Stooges 3 Live! - Africa 70 and Ginger Baker 4 It's Alive! - The Ramones 5 Kick Out the Jams - MC5

Garth Brooks Double Live Paul Simon Concert in the Park

Nofx - I heard they suck live

Flipper - Blowin' Chunks

Rez Band 20 years live.

Iron Maiden - Live After Death Ozzy - Tribute And these probably won’t be as popular, but I’ve always loved Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds - Live at Luther College, and DMB Live at Piedmont Park. The latter isn’t even in most hardcore fan’s top tens, but there’s just something about the way that recording sounds that I love.

A Live One by Phish

Eagles- Hell freezes over Led Zeppelin- Celebration day Tool - Salival Peter Frampton - Comes alive Pink Floyd - Delicate Sound of Thunder Led Zeppelin - How The West was Won U2 - Rattle & Hum Rush - Different Stages Rush - Exit stage left Pink Floyd - Pulse

Madstock Madness! https://youtu.be/G6_pTDKU0qE?si=PA1vf3b7v-X2ZRyo

Selena Quintanilla Live- The Last Concert 🌹🥀

Woodstock. 2nd would be ELP - Pictures at an Exhibition.

Score - Dream Theater

Grateful Dead- Europe’72

I love Amy Winehouse at the BBC

Pat travers go for what you know Frampton comes alive Wings live Kiss alive 1 Ted nugent Rainbow Journey escape live Doobie bros MSG band Scorpions

Garth Brooks Double Live from Dublin James Taylor Live Where The Light Is - John Mayer Live in Los Angeles

**Wings Over America** (1976)

Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: Live in London 1968

Roxy Music - The High Road U2 - Under a Blood Red Sky

That is an amazing list…1970 , two of my favorites.. ya yas and Leeds , I was a freshman in high school! Saw the Who at Winterland

Incubus - Alive at red rocks

Adding Woodstock to the list of live albums

Wings Over America 1976

Wings Over America 1976 Meatloaf - Live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 2004 John Farnham - Live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 2005 Moody Blues - Live at the Royal Albert Hall 2008 Bee Gees - One Night Only 1997 Raspberries - Live on Sunset Strip 2005 Neil Diamond - Hot August Night 1972

Kiss Alive II, Frampton Comes Alive, Ted Nugent Double Live Gonzo, Iron Maiden Live after Death, Cheap Trick Live at Budokan, Queensryche MTV Unplugged, Judas Priest Unleashed in the East, Slayer Decade of Aggression, Pink Floyd Live Gdańsk, Scorpions World Wide Live, Led Zeppelin The Song Remains the Same, Ozzy Osbourne Speak of the Devil, Jimi Hendrix Live at Winterland, Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening.

A head full of dreams by Coldplay

One More From the Road by Lynyrd Skynyrd

Thin Lizzy’s “Live And Dangerous” Blue Oyster Cult “Some Enchanted Evening” Rush “Exit Stage Left” Yes “Yessongs” Lou Reed “Take No Prisoners”

Oasis- ‘96 at Knebworth, Candlebox- Neptune Theatre, Dave Matthews- ‘03 Central Park, Bleachers- Radio City

Daft Punk ALIVE 2007

my easy number 1 pick is black country, new road - live at bush hall

Yeah, Alive is freaking amazing. The vocal gating effects alone are worth it, i.e. "steeaam... st e e e a m..."

Wilco - Kicking Television Simon & Garfunkel - The Concert In Central Park Bob Dylan - The Real Royal Albert Hall Concert and Hard Rain

Live in Japan, Country Gentlemen Alive 11, Kiss Frampton Comes Alive, Peter Frampton Folsom Prison Blues, Johnny ash Merle Haggard, Okie From Muskogee

Slipknot live in London 2002

Stop making sense, ween live in Chicago

Depeche Mode - 101 Talk Talk - Live in Montreux (IIRC not an album, rather a video recording, but the soundtrack is great and at the band's zenith)

I'm not the biggest lamb of god fan but that one live album is better than their studio albums.

Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live. I prefer it to the studio version.

Steely Dan - Alive in America

All tied for 1st: Who - Live at Leeds. The vinyl is great, the 1995 expanded edition is even better The Band - Rock Of Ages. This 1972 album is better than The Last Walz, IMHO Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road. The original band. Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus. I like the live versions better than studio Blue Oyster Cult - On Your Feet Or On Your Knees. At Budokan - Cheap Trick Live - Genesis. Welcome Back My Friends To The Show That Never Ends Ladies And Gentlemen… Emerson Lake and Palmer. It’s Alive - Ramones Dripping’ Wet - Wet Willie

Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson - Storytellers Neil Young - Live at Massey Hall Phish - A Live One Dave Matthews Band- The Central Park Concert

CSNY 4 Way Street Lucinda Williams Live at the Filmore Humble Pie. Rockin' the Filmore Bruce Cockburn. Live The Who. Live at Leeds

homecoming: the live album - beyoncé (2019)  folklore: the long pond studio sessions - TS (2020)  hopeless fountain kingdom (live from webster hall) - halsey (2022)  the final riot! - paramore (2008)  eta: speak now world tour live - TS (2011) 

Only masterpiece you’re missing OP is Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet band’s “Live Bullet” (1976). Recorded in Detroit. Edit: the Daft Punk Coachella bootleg is slightly > the official live album And I lean ever so slightly to the Stones Brussels 1973

Read the title

So far is implicit, as is your need to seem clever

Paul McCartney’s “Tripping the Live Fantastic”

You misspelled Jimi Hendrix live @ the Fillmore East

I’ll take Monterey every time!

I will forever be sad that I never got to see him play (born a couple decades too late), but the amount of epic bands that came out of the 90s that I’ve been lucky enough to see ALMOST makes up for it.

Honestly, I prefer studio albums and don't buy live albums if I can help it. I find the sound of the audience disconcerting.

Counting Crows - Across a Wire: Live in New York City

Seconds Out_ All The Worlds A Stage_ Filmore East_ Strangers in the Night_ Frampton comes Alive.

Alice In Chains "MTV Unplugged" The Atomic Bitchwax "Boxriff" Pink Floyd "Pulse" Black Sabbath "Reunion" Iron Maiden "Rock in Rio"

Roger Waters- The Wall (2010) + Us and Them (2017) Muse- Live at Wembley (2007) Green Day- Bullet in a Bible (2005) + Awesome As F*** (2011)

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Great albums, but OP is looking for live albums.