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Metal live albums of good quality are few and far between, but here are some of the classics

Scorpions-Tokyo Tapes
Judas Priest-Unleashed In The East
Motorhead-No Sleep Til' Hammersmith
Iced Earth-Alive In Anthens

people should add to the list as well
 
Official:

Melvins: Houdini Live - 7 minute rendition of Night Goat, albeit 2 and a half minutes of arabiental intro, while Hag Me reigns supreme, absolutely mammoth sound. Pearl Borab clearly wasn't meant to be a live song so they changed it to make do, pretty awesome job was made of it to be the album opener.

Black Sabbath: Live at Last - Really good, thoroughly enjoyable with many of the Sabbath classics.

Unofficial:

Electric Wizard: Roadburn 2005 - Supercoven, Return Trip, We Live, Dopethrone and Eko Eko Azarak. Brilliant set, for fans of the Wizard and owners of some great speakers, you will love this.

Sleep: Live Noveraber 9, 1991 - Not the best sound quality and the studio versions will probably still be preferential, but no doubt this would have been amazing to be at.
 
This album seems jarringly fragmented. When its on its on but there are so many bad tracks that the good tracks feel out of place. If they made a re-edit with like half of the material removed I'd buy it.
 
Cannibal Corpse- Live Cannibalism. Got the album and a VHS of it. Got the tape from my friend who bought the DVD.


Satyricon- Live Pa Klubben 2002 or something. I think it's a bootleg or something because I tried looking it up on Wikipedia and didn't find it. I got it from my other friend who downloaded it. Pretty cool.

Second disc of Dark Tranquillity's Exposures; In Retrospect and Denial is AWESOME.

Alive in Torment by Dimmu Borgir. sucks that the CD is in that stupid shape, and I can't save the songs on my computer or listen to it in the truck.
 
Some amazing albums chosen ,i think queen live killers and Ozzy live at last should be up on the list of great live albums:beer:
 
UFO - Strangers In The Night

One of the most under-rated British rock banRAB of the 70s.

And although i'm not much of a Queen fan , Live Killers is immense.
 
Metallica: Live Sh*t Binge and Purge (Though I wish they had played the full version of Master of Puppets)

Queensryche: Operation Livecrime

Slayer: Live Decade of Agression

Dream Theater: Once in a Live Time

Biohazard: No HolRAB Barred, Live in Europe.

I have a few more, but this should suffice :thurab:

Brian
 
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