Slipknot performing "(SIC)" from the selftitled album, in the Reading Festival on 2002.

Oxocubans ‎– Go Sic! The Live Album. Format: CD, Album, J-Card Sleeve.

Tim Tam Slam - live version. Gotta be true - live version. go sic! Scissors, Paper, ROCK.

The Grateful Dead - Live Dead 18. Donny Hathaway - Live 19. Etta James - Rocks The House! 20. Motorhead - No Sleep Til Hammersmith 21. Neil Young - Live Rust 22. Gene Chandler - Live At The Regal 23. Ike & Tina Turner - What You Hear Is What You Get: Live At Carnegie Hall 24. Otis Redding - Live In Europe 25. Elvis Presley - In Person At The International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada 26. Curtis Mayfield - Curtis Live 27. U2 - Under A Blood Red Sky 28. James Brown - Say It Live & Loud: Live In Dallas . 6.

Their first studio album Tri-Angle (2004) debuted at number one on the Monthly Albums Chart by the Music Industry Association of Korea (MIAK), starting a streak of number-one albums for the group in the country. Influenced by their label mate BoA, TVXQ crossed over to the Japanese music industry in 2005, and released their debut Japanese studio album Heart, Mind and Soul in March 2006. The album peaked at number twenty-five on the Oricon Albums Chart, selling less than 10,000 copies  . Released in 2006, The 1st Live Concert Album: Rising Sun peaked at number 13 on the Gaon Album Chart for the week of April 18–24, 2010. Released in 2007, The 2nd Asia Tour Concert Album "O" peaked at number 37 on the Gaon Album Chart for the week of May 23–29, 2010.

Cash's 1968 live album came at the right time for the country legend who had found himself spiraling out with alcohol and drug addictions - not to mention suffering a lull in success, having not scored a Top 40 hit in four years. Though he had been performing in prisons for nearly a decade at the time he arrived at Folsom, Cash's first live recording at the site that inspired the iconic 1955 hit "Folsom Prison Blues" turned out to be exactly what his career needed.

The best live album of the 70s from the best band live of the 70s. - Metal Treasure. 3 Live at Leeds - The Who. Just legendary. Only No. 3? How can anything be better than this? Only 22? This is by far the best live rock album ever made! No contest, one of the best live albums ever recorded, never mind rock albums. 9 Live Bootleg - Aerosmith. This album captures the sounds of an actual live concert, mistakes and all and every song kicks ass! Kick ass live chip away the stone and draw the line. Back when Aerosmith could plug in, turn it up to 11, and rock out. Hits like Dream On, Sweet Emotion, Walk This Way, Back in the Saddle, etc. - CharlieBrown. 10 Captured - Journey.

This album proves the power of live music. Frampton was boyhood pals with David Bowie. His teenage band, The Preachers, was managed by Rolling Stone bassist Bill Wyman. But over four dates of his 1974 tour, he changed all that. When the live double album he recorded finally dropped in early ‘76, it soon became the No. 1 album in the . and one of the biggest-selling album of all time. With his infectious live energy, guitar God licks, locks good looks - and, of course, his inventive use of the Talkbox - he gave the songs from his previously released solo albums new life. It remains perhaps the most explosive live album to date. The Who, Live at Leeds. Valentine’s Day 1970 was a wild one for students at Leeds University in England

The best live albums transcend the studio recordings from which they originate; they give you the feeling that something really magical happened in concert that particular night. Most of the records in the above gallery of the Top 10 Live Albums document the artists during their peak years and at the top of their concert game. A couple even redefine the parameters of the live album. Next: Top 10 Greatest-Hits Albums.