Of these classic live albums....

[Death Animal]

Yes
Damn. Why did I born at 80´s.
I would want to see those oldschool bands.

 

[Prowler121]

I voted for Live After Death as well. Heck, maiden can't even make another live album as great as LAD, and they try every other year it seems...

 

[ElectricWiz]

I chose the "something else..." option. For me Beast Over Hammersmith is pretty definitive for metal. It really captures the intense energy that Maiden had when they were still trying to prove themselves. It was recorded two weeks before Number of the Beast came out....and it just rips. Bruce is in top form. I can't think of another album (live or otherwise) that captures the true spirit of NWOBHM the way this does. For me, better than Live After Death for sure.....and probably my favorite live album.

 

[Wyvern]

Trust me, we men will never, ever truly understand women. It is part of the reason we love you so much...the mystery.

I drink to that

You're a mystery, always runnin' wild
Like a child without a home
You're always searching, searching for a feeling
That it's easy come and easy go

NP: The Coffinshakers - 'Black Sunday'

 

[Clammy]

Many great ones listed. My vote goes to MOTORHEAD!!! (I know, what a shock, eh? )

Cheers!

 

[No-Mercy]

iron fuckin maiden



does ANYONE else think bruce dickinson's solo stuff (lemme single out Chemical Wedding, AOB, and TOS) is extremely underrated and undercredited?!?!? its brilliant, ESPECIALLY the CW wedding. i never see much talk to hype about that stuff, but i find it fantastic!

 

[Clammy]

iron fuckin maiden



does ANYONE else think bruce dickinson's solo stuff (lemme single out Chemical Wedding, AOB, and TOS) is extremely underrated and undercredited?!?!? its brilliant, ESPECIALLY the CW wedding. i never see much talk to hype about that stuff, but i find it fantastic!

Agreed! I always thought CW and AOB sounded more "Maiden" than the Blaze-era stuff (sorry Jonny D!).

Cheers!

 

[Thoth-Amon]

My answer would have to be Slayer- Decade of Aggression closely followed by Iron Maiden- Live After Death.

 

[Dän]

Of that list i chose maiden coz they are the only band i really dig in that lsit

 

[Thoth-Amon]

Of that list i chose maiden coz they are the only band i really dig in that lsit

You no like the Priest and the Sabbath?!!

 

[Dän]

^
not a huge fan, no
i do like early sabbath but have never really been able to get into Judas Preist at all unfortunately

 

[Thoth-Amon]

^
not a huge fan, no
i do like early sabbath but have never really been able to get into Judas Preist at all unfortunately

Have you tried Defenders of the Faith?

 

[zeppelin]

Scream for me Longbeach!!! ​

 

[zeppelin]

^
not a huge fan, no
i do like early sabbath but have never really been able to get into Judas Preist at all unfortunately

But otherwise you're OK? Just kidding, try Painkiller, that one really does it for me

 

[metal paddy]

Scream for me Longbeach!!! ​

and you no that

 

[Miss*Li]

that was a tough choice, but definitely I love Made in Japan by Deep Purple...How I wish to be there...

 

[Babykabob]

Pink Floyd - PULSE, or Delicate Sound Of Thunder(the version of Comfortably Numb on that disc is amazing)

 

[Miss*Li]

Pink Floyd - PULSE, or Delicate Sound Of Thunder(the version of Comfortably Numb on that disc is amazing)

NOW YOU'RE TALKING !!!

 

[Babykabob]

NOW YOU'RE TALKING !!!

 

[Cold Gin]

No scores for if you want blood ? Blasphemy . The one one score is from my. Now that is really a classic live album, next to Kiss, UFO and Motorhead on the list. Another one would be Saga - In Transit. If Jethro Tull ans the Stones are on the list, it is fair to mention Saga.