Rocommend me some live albums please.

Anything resides rap or hiphop, doesn't matter.

What about Rage Against The Machine?

Its a rap metal band.

If you're interested: Live & Rare.

Rockpalast - Porcupine Tree

Roundhouse Tapes - Opeth

Wacken Carnage DVD - Bloodbath

HAARP - Muse

Road Rage- Great Big Sea (Celtic)

And All That Could Have Been- Nine Inch Nails (Industrial)

One Night Live- Steve Oliver (Jazz)

My three favourite live albums and in my opinion three of the best live albums ever made:)

skillet-comatose comes alive,underoath-survive kalidoscope,seether-one cold night,a day to remember-for those who have heart(itunes edition),silversun pickups-live session(itunes).

Emperor- Emperial Live Ceremony

Good thing I keep this around to copy and paste... although I have to a add a few.

(In order by artist):

Live Wire/Blues Power- Albert King

In Session- Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan

Live at Fillmore East- The Allman Brothers Band

Live at the Regal- B.B. King

Live in Cook County Jail- B.B. King

The Last Waltz- The Band

Rock of Ages- The Band

The Royal Albert Hall Concert- Bob Dylan

Before the Flood- Bob Dylan and the Band

Live at the Roxy- Bob Marley and the Wailers

Live!- Bob Marley and the Wailers

Live 1975-85- Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

Toronto Rock Concert- Chuck Berry

Live! Fillmore West 1969- Country Joe and the Fish

Live Cream Volume I and II- Cream

The Concert- CCR

4 Way Street- Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

Live at the Fillmore- Derek and the Dominos

An Evening at the Cookery- Dick Hyman

Alchemy- Dire Straits

Best of Live- Donovan

Live at the Aquarius- The Doors

Live in Detroit- The Doors

Here and There- Elton John

Elvis Live- Elvis Presley

Crossroads 2- Eric Clapton

Unplugged- Eric Clapton

Shrine '69- Fleetwood Mac

Birth of the Dead- Grateful Dead

The Closing of Winterland- Grateful Dead

Dick's Picks 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, 16, 22, 23, 26 and 33 - Grateful Dead

Download Series Vol. 12- Grateful Dead

Europe '72- Grateful Dead

Fillmore East- Grateful Dead

Fillmore West 1969- Grateful Dead

Hundred Year Hall- Grateful Dead

Ladies and Gentlemen... the Grateful Dead- Grateful Dead

Live at Barton Hall- Grateful Dead

Live at Family Dog at the Great Highway- Grateful Dead

Live At Fillmore Auditorium- Grateful Dead

Live at Fillmore East- Grateful Dead

Live at Freedom Hall- Grateful Dead

Live at Old Renaissance Faire Grounds- Grateful Dead

Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre- Grateful Dead

Live At Roscoe Maples Pavillion, Stanford University- Grateful Dead

Live at Shrine Auditorium- Grateful Dead

Live at the Fillmore East- Grateful Dead

Live Dead- Grateful Dead

One From the Vault- Grateful Dead

Two From the Vault- Grateful Dead

Live at Winterland '68- Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company

Jeff Beck With The Jan Hammer Group Live- Jeff Beck

Performing This Week- Jeff Beck

Bless Its Pointed Little Head- Jefferson Airplane

Band of Gypsys- Jimi Hendrix

Live at Woodstock- Jimi Hendrix

Live at Monterey- Jimi Hendrix

Live at Birdland- John Coltrane

Live in Antibes- John Coltrane

At Folsom Prison- Johnny Cash

One For the Road- The Kinks

How the West Was Won- Led Zeppelin

One More From the Road- Lynyrd Skynyrd

Heartbits- Mickey and the Hartbeates

Live at Bill Graham's Fillmore West 1969- Mike Bloomfield

Live at the Old Waldort- Mike Bloomfield

The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper

Muddy "Mississippi" Waters Live- Muddy Waters

Live Rust- Neil Young

Bring it Back Alive- The Outlaws

East-West Live- The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

Live- The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

Strawberry Jam- The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

Frampton Comes Alive!- Peter Frampton

A Live One- Phish

Live at Wembley '86- Queen

In San Francisco- Ravi Shankar

At the Monterey Pop Festival- Ravi Shankar

Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!- The Rolling Stones

Live at the Fillmore 1968- Santana

Lotus- Santana

Sacred Fire- Santana

The Woodstock Experience- Santana

The Concert in Central Park- Simon and Garfunkel

Live 1969- Simon and Garfunkel

Live Steppenwolf- Steppenwolf

Live at Carnegie Hall- Stevie Ray Vaughan

Live at Montreux- Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble

Live at Leeds- The Who

The Who at Kilburn- The Who

Live From Austin TX- Willie Nelson

Willie and Family Live- Willie Nelson

Five Live Yardbirds- The Yardbirds

Alice In Chains ~ Unplugged

A fantastic album. Many of the recordings are superior to the studio versions.

Nirvana Unplugged in New York

I recommend Daft Punk - Alive.

mortal way of live
live kreation
live after death
rude awakenings
pink floyd "mr pig " 5/9/1977 oakland california . best bootleg ever, amazing quality
frampton comes alive
eric clapton unplugged
unleashed in the east
no sleep till hammersmith
made in japan

starting with the PF boot, those are all ****c " must have " live albums

EDIT : how could i forget my favorite live album!?!? : pink floyd- pompei.

how many of those are boots yabbicoke? also i dont think anyone needs that much greatful dead, altho yes they are way bttr live, their studio stuff was soo boring.nimatoad2000

The only bootleg ones I listed were the Grateful Dead ones, otherwise I left them out.

[QUOTE="nimatoad2000"]how many of those are boots yabbicoke? also i dont think anyone needs that much greatful dead, altho yes they are way bttr live, their studio stuff was soo boring.yabbicoke

The only bootleg ones I listed were the Grateful Dead ones, otherwise I left them out.

[QUOTE="yabbicoke"]

[QUOTE="nimatoad2000"]how many of those are boots yabbicoke? also i dont think anyone needs that much greatful dead, altho yes they are way bttr live, their studio stuff was soo boring.nimatoad2000

The only bootleg ones I listed were the Grateful Dead ones, otherwise I left them out.

Alright, try Fillmore West 1969. Definitely some of their best improvisational work, and Jerry's guitar playing really shines.

Reel Big Fish - Our Live Album Is Better than Your Live Album

Pretty much anything that says "Live at the Fillmore" in the title, is good.LZ71

Haha, so true. I guess Bill Graham never let the crap in.

[QUOTE="LZ71"]Pretty much anything that says "Live at the Fillmore" in the title, is good.yabbicoke

Haha, so true. I guess Bill Graham never let the crap in.

Chaos Ridden Years: Stockholm Knockout Live by Children of Bodom

And, while it's not exactly a live album but a DVD of live footage, Disasterpieces by Slipknot. Very energetic. If you're looking for just an audio album, 9.0 Live is decent.

As others have mentioned, either Daft Punk's Alive 1997 or Alive 2007. Very good albums.

This one. Fantastic album.