Your favorite LIVE album?

[evil syd]

1. Alice Cooper Show
2. Fistful of Alice (Live at Cabo)
3. Billion Dollar Babies (Deluxe Remastered version with Live disc)
4. Live at Montreux (CD/DVD)
5. Brutally Live (CD/DVD)
6. Theatre of Death (CD/DVD)
7. No More Mr. Nice Guy Live
8. Killer Live In St Louis 1971(from the box set)

[wind_up_toy]

The Nightmare Returns is available on iTunes

Trashes The World really has to have a CD release one day, as does the Welcome To My Nightmare film concert footage (I'm Eighteen never sounded better IMO).

[Rob]

5. Brutally Live (CD/DVD)
6. Theatre of Death (CD/DVD)
7. No More Mr. Nice Guy Live

Just because I was there

[A_MichaelUK]

>as does the Welcome To My Nightmare film concert footage (I'm Eighteen never sounded better IMO).

I don't think there is a multi - track recording of that, so that would be somewhat unlikely.

[wind_up_toy]

Shame, one day I will attempt to teach myself how to rip a DVD to MP3 format!

[tuneylune]

Top three for me are:
KILLER 1971
BDB Bonus Disc
BRUTALLY LIVE

[mestreech]

Killer 71
B$B

and the rest is miles away

[Pretty Ballerina]

Live at Montreux (CD/DVD) is easily my favourite.

Excellent sound & picture quality and great acting between Alice & his daughter Calico.

[mraliceone101]

1 fistful of alice first alice live album that was really good.......1a killer st louis 1971 acg at their best with glen.....3 brutally live alice energy is electric plus one of my favorites caught in a dream was the icing on the cake.......

[danielleV]

Theatre of Death; london, i was there.

[Inmate]

Brutally Live, which got me started on Alice.

[evil syd]

Live at Montreux (CD/DVD) is easily my favourite.

Excellent sound & picture quality and great acting between Alice & his daughter Calico.

Agreed, I don't think Alice has sounded any better. It contains my all time favorite version of "I'm Eighteen". I wish that whole show was on CD. Amazing!

[thenightmare92]

The Alice Cooper Show. Got the vinyl framed on the wall and all. Wish it would've been the entire concert with the rarer songs included but I guess we get what we get.

[Toronto Bob]

1. St. Louis
2. Rhino's B$B disc II
3. Alice Cooper Show

TACS was released in during an era of the great double live rock album, by comparison TACS comes across as rushed and anemic. Having said that, it has its' moments. The version of 18 is great and the ILTD/GTH/WYWH medley is very cool.

St. Louis is the king for now and will only be surpassed if a complete School's Out show is released in brilliant quality.

[While Heaven Wept]

Fistful and Montreux for me.

Alice's vocals on Montreux are particularly good. Brutally Live would have been good if the vocal performance wasn't so poor.

[Ted Sallis]

Killer 71
B$B

and the rest is miles away

Ted

[The son of Don Quijote]

I agree that Alice's vocals on Montreux are very good (definitely a top notch vocal performance) but as far as playing or energy level goes it is not my favorite Alice Cooper gig of all time. Dirty Diamonds gig here in Finland was surprisingly quiet by hard rock standards. It wasn't bad but I was a bit disappointed. Band probably had an off-night because the gig captured at Montreux seems to be much better. Unfortunately that Tampere gig was my first Alice Cooper concert.

I never cared that much of Fistful of Alice mainly because song selection lacks any kind of deeper cuts and I don't think it was jaw dropping performance by band in any means. Don't get me wrong Alice sings well and band is energetic but it lacks that wow factor. Besides I don't think Poison, I never cry or Feed My Frankenstein sound good on that album.

I really got to get the box set to hear the St-Louis gig because that must be great. Also have to give a listen to No More Mr. Nice Guy Live I haven't listened to that one in ages. I remember there being some sound quality problems but song selection was very interesting and band was playing great.

[ianmac]

Difficult to pick a favourite but I'd probably go for Theatre Of Death as I just loved that show. However, I'll be listening to the St Louis one tonight - 42 years ago today!

[Shoesalesman]

The Alice Cooper Show.

[evil syd]

I wonder if I should of included "Live at the Whiskey 69"?