Neil Young & Nirvana unplugged.
Talking Heads Stop Making sense and the name of this band.
Elbow - Seldom Seen Kid Live at Abbey Road. The BBC Concert Orchestra erally add to it
Also, another vote for Metallica - S&M
+1 for nirvana unplugged
"im a liar and a theeeeeeeiffffffff!"[i]
AC/DC - Live at the atlantic recording studios (part of the bonfire box set)
Van Morrison - its too late to stop now. incredible, sounds like a studio performance. note perfect...
Underworld: Everything, Everything.
+1 for Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore & Rory Gallagher Irish Tour.
Also Rory Gallagher 'Live in Europe', Stevie Ray Vaughan 'Live Alive' & the live bits of Cream 'Disrali Gears' & Santana 'Moonflower"...............Oldies but goodies
Shack - Member
Van Morrison - A Night in San Fransisco. Played endlessy for far too many years.
Hey, what about "It's Too Late To Stop Now" ? Van doing what Van does best - full of angst and emotion. Can't believe it's from 1974 - the year that I first saw Van live 8)
Van Morrison - its too late to stop now. incredible, sounds like a studio performance. note perfect...
"Turn it on!"
....."It's already turned on..."
8)
Same here 8)
another vote for "Too late to stop now" can't get enough of it sometimes, incredible band
always enjoyed AC/DC "if you want blood" as a yoof - with the "single entendre" version of "The JacK"
The Bob Dylan "Live at the Albert Hall" (actually recorded in Manchester Free Trade Hall) bootleg thing is amazing
CD 1 = solo acoustic and polite clapping
CD2 = electric with "The Band" as his backing group , booing audience
nob in audience -"Judas'"
Bob "Your a Liar" (to the rest of the band) "Play it loud"
Robbie Robertson and the rest of the band strike up "Like a Rolling Stone"
amazing amazing amazing
Muse's "Hullabaloo" album, live from Paris... Though they did mess up the CD release a bit and missed out some tracks, the DVD is pretty incredible, I've never seen a live show captured so well. That's more down to the production than the gig but luckily the shows were also fantastic.
Also, the Wildhearts "Greetings" bootleg, not really a live album, but a tape/CD that did the rounds in about 1996... every Wildhearts fan in the world has it though 
2 of the best performances I've ever heard (Reading and Donington 1994) from one of the best bands I've ever seen. Sound of the summer...
+1 for Elbow - great arrangements and just bluddy good music.