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All the songs from Kiss Alive sound much better live.

We Will Rock You by Queen

I'm Eighteen by Alice Cooper - every live version I have heard has a great guitar solo

Heaven and Hell - original is a classic but the live version has that extra special midle section where Dio takes the song to another level.

Led Zeppelin- No Quarter from The Song Remains the Same CD (not DVD!) the organ solo is incredible AND Jimmy Page has the best tone ever on that solo in my opinion.

another great is Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac from the Midnight Special.

A lot of stuff from the Allman Brothers At Filmore East album are great. Check out In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

Prof. beat me to it on Nick Drake :) His perfect album is '5 Leaves Left', and rather the songs :~ '3 Hours' 'River guy' 'Time Has instructed Me' 'would You by no skill' ~ John Martyn 'Stormbringer' ~ John Martyn 'Seven Black Roses' ~ John Martyn 'Californina Dreaming' ~ The Mama's and The Papa's 'Sunny' ~ Georgie repute 'Getaway' ~ Georgie repute 'intense interior the Sky' ~ Amen nook 'video games human beings Play' ~ Joe South 'For What it incredibly is well worth' ~ Buffalo Springfiled 'Suite: Judy Blue Eyes' ~ Crosby, Stills and Nash 'woman D'Arbanville' ~ Cat Stevens 'Baker street' ~ Gerry Rafferty 'Love tale' ~ Jethro Tull 'not something extra' ~ Fotheringay 'Kites' ~ Simon Dupree and the massive Sound 'circulate Now' ~ The Moody Blues 'Sunny' ~ Billy Preston 'eco-friendly Onions' ~ Booker T and The MG's 'Waterloo sundown' ~ The Kinks 'Rescue Me' ~ Fontella Bass 'Scarborough straight forward' ~ Simon and Garfunkel 'It Stoned Me' ~ Van Morrison 'Samba Pa Ti' ~ Santana 'do not permit Me Be Misunderstood' ~ The Animals 'homestead of the starting to be solar' ~ The Animals 'Goin' Up the rustic' ~ Canned warmth 'Daydream' ~ The Lovin' Spoonful 'Mockingbird' ~ Barclay James Harvest 'catch the Wind' ~ Donovan 'colours' ~ Donovan 'Songbird' ~ Fleetwood Mac

I'm Going Home live at Woodstock - Ten Years After

Purple Haze live at Berkeley - Jimi Hendrix

"Stairway To Heaven" - Led Zeppelin

"Roundabout" - Yes

"Lucky Man" - Emerson, Lake & Palmer

"Baba O'Riley" - The Who

"A Day In The Life" - Jeff Beck (instrumental)

Sister Disco by The Who sounds better live

My Generation by The Who does aswell

Check out the DVD "SONG REMAINS THE SAME" BY THE MIGHTY LED ZEPPELIN.

It is the best live Rock DVD you will ever see.

Also check out Jimi Hendrix- Rainbow Bridge

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

space trucking , smoke on the water [ deep purple, live in japan ] , dazed and confused [ led zeppelin ] , the studio version of dazed and confused is one of the most hellish tracks i have ever heard , it is awfull ., and most of santana .

Eric Clapton. All of his stuff is better live