A live album is not just a collection of songs performed for an audience; it is a historical document that captures a moment of unique synergy that arises when artist and audience absorb energy from each other. It is literally a snapshot that can be very different on another evening. In addition to delivering highly mutated versions of well-known songs, a band's telepathic improvisations can create a palpable honesty that studio work often struggles to match.

1. The Who-Summertime Blues (van The Who Live at Leeds)
2. Johnny Cash-Folsom Prison Blues (van Live at Folsom Prison)
3. James Brown-Night Train (van Live at the Apollo)
4. Muddy Waters-Mannish Boy (van The Band's Last Waltz)
5. Bob Marley-Them Belly Full (We Hungry) (van Bob Marley Live)
6. Thin Lizzy-Boys are Back in Town (van Life and Dangerous)
7. Depeche Mode-I Feel You (van Depeche Mode Memento Mori: Mexico City)
8. Nick Cave-Wild God (van Live God)
9. Rolling Stones-Street Fighting Man (van Get Yer Ya Ya;s Out)
10. Iron Maiden-Number of the Beast (van Life After Death)
11. Red Devils-Devil Woman (van King King)