10 favourites of mine in no order:
Deep Purple - Made In Japan
Miles Davis - 'Round About Midnight
Blues Brothers - Briefcase Full of Blues
UFO - Strangers in the Night
Frank Zappa - You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 3
The Who - Live at Leeds (Deluxe Edition with full performance of Tommy)
Led Zeppelin - BBC Sessions
Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East
BB King - Live in Cook County Jail
Bob Marley and the Wailers - Live

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Great question!

DEPROGRAMMING OFFICER: But I got Paul McCartney out of Wings.
HOMER SIMPSON: You idiot! he was the most talented one.

All this live stuff & the one of the best live recordings ofall times no where to be found . JOHNNY WINTER AND LIVE.a few more Wet Willie Drippin Wet,Concert for ,Bengladesh,The Byrds Untitled,James McMurtry Live in Aught-three.Doug Sahm The Last Real Texas Blues Band,Dave Alvin Interstate City,The Subdudes Live AT Last,Rory Gallagher Irish Tour

The Byrds - Live at the Fillmore
The Byrds - Untitled
The Beatles - Live at the Star Club vols.1 and 2
The Beach Boys - Beach Boys Concert
The Beach Boys - Live in London
The Beach Boys - In Concert
Al Jardine, Family & Friends - Live in Las Vegas
Jan and Dean - Command Performance
James Brown - Live at the Apollo
James Brown - Live at the Apollo 2
James Brown - Love Peace Power
Brian Wilson - Pet Sounds Live
Brian Wilson - Live at the Roxy
CSNY - 4 Way Street
Neil Young - Live Rust
George Harrison - Concert for Bangla Desh
Neil Young - Weld
Bob Dylan & The Band - Before the Flood
The Band - Rock of Ages
The Temptations - Live in Japan
Marvin Gaye - Marvin Gaye Live!
Marvin Gaye - Live at the London Palladium
Elvis Presley - Aloha From Hawaii
Jerry Lee Lewis - Live at the Star Club
Lynyrd Skynyrd - One From the Road
The Rolling Stones - Get yer Ya Ya's out
Grateful Dead - Live Dead
Grateful Dead - Dead Set
Sam Cooke - Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963
Sam Cooke - Live at the Copa
O.V. Wright - Live in Japan
Otis Redding - Live in Europe
V.A. - The Stax/Volt Revue vols.1 and 2
Sex Pistols - Live at Chelmsford Maximum Security Prison
Cream - Wheels on Fire (1/2)
Eric Clapton - E.C. was Here
Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
B.B. King - Live at the Regal
Muddy Waters - Live at Newport
Santana - Lotus
Santana - Live at the Fillmore
Santana - Live in South America
Santana - Moonflower (1/2)
V.A. - Monterey Pop Festival box set
ELO - The Night the Lights Went on in Long Beach
V.A. - Wattstax
Johnny Cash - San Quentin
Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison

Allman Brothers Band - Fillmore East
Frankie Lymon & the Teen-agers - Live at the London Palladium

A recent purchase;

Weather Report 8.30 Live.

A fantastic offering of the finest jazz-fusion.

One question.Did the concert start at 8 or 8.30 ?

Added

Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison
Johnny Cash - San Quentin

and

The Beach Boys - Live at Knebworth

I believe that clip is from the end of King Kong.
"it was beauty killed the beast"
They were probably showing it on projector judging from the crowd reaction.

Agreed, it is an excellent album. I was lucky enough to meet Kantner, Balin and Cassidy.

peace,
joebase

Um............ I think I like live albums.....(& no this is not even remotely close to every live album in my collection)

3 Dog Night Captured Live At The Forum
Allman Brothers At Fillmore East
Black Oak Arkansas Raunch & Roll Live
Blue Oyster Cult On Your Feet Or On Your Knees
Bruce Cockburn Circles In The Stream
Buddy Miles Live
Byrds Untitled (Live cd)
Cactus Ot & Sweaty
Country Joe McDonald Incredible! Live!
CSNY 4 Way Street
Dan Reed Network Live At Last
Dave Mason Is Alive
David Bowie Nassau 1976
David Bowie Ziggy Film Soundtrack
David Bowie At The Beeb (2 70's cd's only)
David Bowie David Live
David Bowie Santa Monica 1972
David Bowie 1980 Floor Show
David Bromberg How Late'll Ya Play 'Till
David Crosby It's All Coming Back To Me
Deep Purple Just Might Take Your Life
Deep Purple Live In London
Deep Purple Made In Japan
Donovan In Concert
Doors In Concert (aka Absolutely Live)
Duke Ellington Cotton Club 1938 (and MANY more)
Earl Hines Jazz Collector's Series
Edgar Winter Roadwork
Elvis Costello Live At The El Mocambo
Eric Clapton EC Was Here
Eric Clapton Just 1 Night
Fairport Convention Live Convention
Fairport Convention House Full
Fleetwood Mac King Biscuit 1976
Frank Zappa You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore (Entire Series)
Genesis Live
Grand Funk Railroad Live Album
Grateful Dead Dead Set
Grateful Dead Reckoning
Grateful Dead Live/Dead
Grateful Dead Europe '72
Grateful Dead Skulls & Roses
Grateful Dead Steal Your Face
Grateful Dead Closing Of Winterland (& MANY MANY more)
Guess Who Live At The Paramount
Hot Tuna Debut
Ian Hunter Welcome To The Club
Ian Hunter King Biscuit Short Back Tour
Ian Matthews Hi-Fi:Demonstration
Ike & Tina Turner What You Hear Is What You Get
Iron Butterfly Live
J. Geils Blow Your Face Out
J. Geils Live Full House
James Brown Live At The Apollo V2 Deluxe
James Gang Live In Concert
Janis Joplin In Concert
Jefferson Airplane 30 Seconds Over Winterland
Jefferson Starship Live HOB 2/25/98
Jethro Tull Bursting Out
Joan Armatrading Live @ The Bijou/
Joan Armatrading Steppin' Out
Joe Cocker Mad Dogs & Englishmen Deluxe
Joe Ely Live At Liberty Lunch
Joe Ely Live Shots
Joe Jackson Live 1980 1986
John Mayall The Turning Point
Johnny Winter And Live
Joni Mitchell Miles Of Aisles
Joni Mitchell Shadows And Light
Journey Captured
King Crimson Great Deceiver Box
Led Zeppelin How The West Was Won
Lee Michaels Live
Little Feat Waiting For Columbus
Loreena McKennitt Live At The Alahambra
Lou Reed Live In Italy
Lou Reed Rock 'N' Roll Animal
Lynyrd Skynyrd One More From The Road
Marillion Real to Reel
Marillion Live From Lorley
Marillion The Theiving Magpie
Mick Ronson Showtime
Mick Ronson Just Like This
Neil Young Live At Massey Hall
Neil Young Live Rust
Oregon In Concert
Ozzy Osbourne Tribute
Pat Metheny Live In Concert (Promo)
Peter Frampton Comes Alive
Pied Pumkin Pied Alive
Powder Blues Live At Montreux
Pretenders - Live Disc from Expanded 1st Album
Procol Harum Live
Ralph McTell Ralph, Albert & Sydney
Rare Earth In Concert
Red Hot Chilli Peppers Live In Hyde Park
Renaissance Live
Rick Derringer Archive Alive
Rolling Stones Get Your Ya Ya's Out
Rory Gallagher Irish Tour
Rory Gallagher Stagestruck
Roxy Music Heart Still Beating
Sarah McLachlan Live
Scorpions World Wide Live
Slade Alive
Spirit Live/Live At The Rainbow/Live In Germany
Steppenwolf Live In London
Steppenwolf Live
Steve Miller King Biscuit
Ten Years After Fillmore
The Tubes Los Angeles 1976
The Tubes What Do You Want From Live
Tom Dundee Fleeting Moments: Live
Traffic Welcome To The Canteen
U2 Under A Blood Red Sky
Uriah Heep Live (aka Live 1973)
Various Artists Columbia Records Radio Hour 1 & 2
Various Artists Concerts For The People Of Kampuchea
Various Artists Isle Of Wight / Atlanta Pop
Various Artists Lillith Fair
Various Artists Mar Y Sol
Various Artists Night Of The Guitar
Various Artists Woodstock (#1, #2, Box & Diary)
Warren Zevon Stand In The Fire
Wishbone Ash In Concert
Wishbone Ash Live Dates
Wishbone Ash Live Dates 2
Wishbone Ash BBC 1 Live In Concert (UK)
Wishbone Ash Live @ The BBC
Wishbone Ash BBC Disc from Argus Deluxe
Wishbone Ash Live In Memphis
Wishbone Ash The Ash Live In Chicago
Yes Yessongs

We have a lot in common musically. Out of your entire list, there are only 7 that I'm not fond of.

These are the ones in my collection:

At Fillmore East--The Allman Brothers Band
Stop Making Sense--Talking Heads
Live Bullet--Bob Seger
It's Too Late to Stop Now--Van Morrison
Live at the Regal--B.B. King
Live at the Apollo 1963--James Brown
Made in Japan--Deep Purple
Hendrix in the West--Jimi Hendrix
Live at Winterland--Jimi Hendrix

I might be forgetting a couple.

Geff R., thanks for reminding me to include Slade Alive! How could I have left that one out, they were my first favorite band as a child.

Which seven?

I forgot to add these great live albums to my list...

Traffic: Welcome To The Canteen
Johnny Winter: Johnny Winter And Live
Joe Walsh: You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind
Jethro Tull: Burstin' Out
Ian Hunter: Welcome To The Club
Procul Harum: Live With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra
Ten Years After: Live At The Fillmore
Humble Pie: Performance: Rockin' The Fillmore

How did I ever forget to mention Humble Pie???

the 3 McCartney's
the 2 Elton John's
The Genesis (I prefer PG Genesis)
& to a lesser degree The Cheap Trick

" I believe that clip is from the end of King Kong.
"it was beauty killed the beast"
They were probably showing it on projector judging from the crowd reaction."

Joebase,Thanks you have solved one of the mysteries of the universe for me, it all makes sense now.I'm still with the crowd rooting for Kong to win,but of course he never could.Reminds you that were all apes under this thin veneer or whatever.
You say you met Kantner,Balin and Cassidy ? I'm curious.

When did they start putting ratings on Genesis albums?

I met Spencer Dryden around 1977 when i was a college dj & was doing a feature on NRPS. Really nice person. I spent some time with him before the show & was supposed to hang out again afterwards Unfortunately Stephen Love their bass player at the time was hitting on my 16 year old date (I was 18) & she was really angry about it & demanded that I take her home....

Geoff,

What an incredible honour to meet the guy.What you say about him seems to tie in with everyone else opinion of him that he was a genuinely nice person who left a huge impression on those who lived and worked with him.He was a fantasic and I think underated drummer,who modified his jazz drumming to meet the requirements of essentially a folk band turned rockers.The result I think was something quite spectacular and beautiful ,you can hear his signature style all over the bands records.I'm thinking that tom tom beat at the beginning of "She Has Funny Cars"on Surrealistic,elsewhere he raised his game to the harder rocking stuff but always rhythmic elegant and driving.Not many could drum like that.

What's really sad is Spencer's illness and living in reduced circumstances later in life.I remember when he died back in 2005 and reading the appalling tragedies and misfortunes that blighted his later life that really shocked me.He died aged 66,impoverished and living in a borrowed or rented cabin on a friends property.Earlier a hip replacement had left him permanantly disabled,but apparantly this didn't diminish him and he continued to walk defiantly with the aid of a cane.Good on you Spence!

Then I think he suffred a heart attack,and while a benefit concert helped raise funds for corrective surgery,meantime a house fire destroyed all his worldly possessions.Perhaps this is how he came to be living in such sad circumstances.Three weeks before the op. Spencer was diagnosed with colon cancer and died shortly afterwards.

As I said you were honoured to meet him,and while the above is shockingly sad to happen to one of our heroes,it doesn't detract fom the man's obvious talent and the recorded gifts he left to us all.

There's one that you guys are missing that I feel is a really fantastic live album. It can also be bought for cheap (if it's still in print). So, if anybody has already mentioned this and my eyes didn't spot it, please forgive me, but you should really check out Bill Withers-Live at Carnegie Hall. This is a magnificent show. He really drew people in on an emotional level the night this was recorded.

Ah-ha! That's one I was missing from my earlier list:

Live at Carnegie Hall--Bill Withers

And Steve Talia is right: it's wonderful.

Roger Waters: The Wall Live in Berlin