Nice....I still need to pick up Chronicles.

With apologies for going back on topic ;):

Motorhead - No Sleep 'til Hammersmith

i have it. it's great

Chronicles is great. I do hope he writes a volume 2.

As for the thread: Big Black - Pigpile, is another.

Ramones - It's Alive (but definitely NOT loco live)
Husker Du - Land Speed Record
Minutemen - Ballot Result

jimi hendrix live at woodstock is a masterpiece.
i wish i could play just a little like that.

Overhang Party - Live At Showboat

Bauhaus - Press Eject and Give Me The Tape

Loop - red Italian boot

High Rise - Live

pontiac lady - vibracathederal orchestra

That one sucks big time.

That one is great.

Nirvana unplugged
The who-live at leeds (why has no one said this one?)

I'm always a bit unsure as to what Zeppelin bootlegs to get. They're one of them bands like Nirvana were one show could be great then the next nights show could be a piece of shit.

get
Trick or Treat 10/13/91 Seattle - Nirvana sbd

get
Dallas Remains the Same sbd

most Led Zeppelin boots are horrible audience recordings...stick to the few (20 or so) soundboards & you'll be happy

I nearly got Trick or treat. Until I got bored with the whole trading thing that is.

Led Zeppelin? I'll get one at a bootleg fair one day.

Xiu Xiu - Life and Live

does the live recording on Slanted and Enchanted: Luxe and Reduxe count?

Stop Making Sense-Talking Heads

AB bustin' out with the Live in Japan triple disc...I shared that one at the yahoo group awhile back...by the end, Trane had lost his band & was playing with fellow burn-outs like himself...good stuff though. when i discovered it, I was impressed at how good it still sounds.

the earlier quintet is hot & swingin' on Falkonarteatret Copenhagen '61
one of my absolute favorite live recordings ever...it definitely would make my top 10...on the subject of favorite bootleg recordings:
4/7/96 & 3/18/96 - SY
&
complete rooftop concert - The Beatles
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some of Zappa - Guitar is really good

the Grateful Dead
wow, there's opening up a huge can of typing...
Europe '72 is a good officially released one & the more recent update too & if I had to name just one bootleg it would be the radio station thing they did in Luxembourg on that tour.
Amazing vocals, setlist & sound on that one.

Screeching Weasel-Thank You Very Little

Ramones-Live set off Leave Home Re-Issue

Elvis Costello-Armed Forces Disc 2 Live portion

Dis-honorable mention (not that I hate the album but for a live album its kind of a bummer) Radiohead-I Might Be Wrong Live Sessions

I like the Dylan 1966 Royal Albert Hall thing, and Cash's Folsom Prison. I have a couple of pretty good Stones boots from the late 60s, early 70s--Liver than you'll ever be (1969 tour), Madison Square Garden 1972, Get Yer Leeds Lungs Out (1971), and Nasty Music (Europe, 1973)--from the great Mick Taylor period. Also have a Stones boot of the 1975 tour but they kind of sucked on that one.

& even though the recording quality sucks, there's a pretty interesting live album (offical, not boot) of the Dolls from 1974 that I'm proud to own on vinyl!

Tim Buckley's "Dream letter live in London 1968" and "Peel sessions" are awesome.