Best flat out rockers live

Ok who do you think are the best good old fashioned rockers out there live in concert. I dont want any speed metal , no blues based rock bans(zep,Cream) just good old rock and roll.



Im going to start with the band that started the sound

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again (live)

The Who - Young Man Blues 1969

#2 Aerosmith

Aerosmith - Love In An Elevator


Aerosmith - Janie's Got A Gun: David Fincher Cut


#3 AC/DC

ACDC - Back In Black

AC/DC - For Those About to Rock We salute you

Wait, AC/DC isn't blues rock? And Aerosmith?

Well, you've already broken your rule, so here's Rory Gallagher.

Cradle Rock - Rory Gallagher

To me this is flat out rocking.

Wait, AC/DC isn't blues rock? And Aerosmith?

No they are not. But all rock is some what blues based. Cream and Zep are strictly blues based however. Almost every song is the blues. So is Rory pretty much Im afraid.

Now this is flat out rocking

POISON "Unskinny Bop" 1990 CLASSIC Rock

Oh one of the guys I work with just came back from this show and Im going with him next year.
Rocklohoma

Next year their adding as headliners each of the three nights. Kiss, AC/DC and Motley Crue.

7/16/07, 12:48 pm EST
Rocklahoma Report: Four Days of ’80s Hair-Metal Mania

RocklahomaThe Rocklahoma festival was a whirlwind tour of ’80s hair-metal Olympus. What a weekend — the sisters were twisted, the foxes were Britny and the pussycats were faster. This festival united a swarm of Sunset Strip pay-to-play sleaze metal titans: Ratt, Poison, Twisted Sister, L.A. Guns, Warrant, Slaughter, Skid Row, Quiet Riot. For three days, they rose out of the cellar and into a giant field on the outskirts of Pryor, Oklahoma, where some 30,000 hardcore fans came on, felt the noize and asked each other, “Who were Firehouse again?” Whitesnake didn’t make it, but White Lion did, and so did Great White. This was definitely the place where the down boys go, even if they’re down men now. The fans ranged from local kids to leathery ladies still trying to fit into that vintage Winger “In the Heart of the Young” tour bustier.

Some of the bands still had it, others didn’t. Poison headlined Friday night with a set that went heavy on classic-rock covers (“Suffragette City,” nice; “Can’t You See,” gimme a break) though the inevitable highlight was “Talk Dirty to Me,” the song that sums up the entire genre if anything does. Vince Neil did a solo set of mostly Mötley Crüe tunes, though unfortunately not his solo hit “You’re Invited But Your Friends Can’t Come.” (Vince also spread the word about his upcoming ocean adventure, The Mötley Cruise.) Bang Tango blasted through “Untied and True,” Enuff Z’Nuff did “New Thing,” Faster Pussycat did “Cathouse,” and Firehouse (best remembered for their feud with Firehose) probably played a bunch of Firehouse songs, though I took off for the barbecue stand so don’t ask me. Queensryche added a touch of prog. Winger’s “Seventeen” was greatly enhanced by Bang Tango’s Joe Leste, who danced around the beer tent improvising new lyrics: “She’s only seventeen / But now she’s forty-three.” Quiet Riot flubbed a few chords in “Cum On Feel the Noize” and “Metal Health (Bang Your Head),” yet the crowd was rooting for them, giving a strangely emotional cheer when Kevin Dubrow sang, “I’m not a loser and I ain’t no weeper.”

Before the show, Skid Row’s guitarist said, “Nothing’s changed in this band for twenty years.” Dude, you mean besides the fact that Sebastian Bach isn’t in the band anymore? Because we all noticed. Ratt has Stephen Pearcy back, but his voice was sadly shot. It’s a shame Britny Fox doesn’t have Dizzy Dean Davidson anymore, but he left in 1990, so I guess it’s a little late to start complaining now. Oh well — at least Tommy Paris could hit the earsplitting high notes in “Girlschool.” Warrant’s new singer Jamie St. James couldn’t hold a slice of cherry pie to Jani Lane. There was a strange backstage scene on Sunday, when Jani Lane unexpectedly showed up, getting into a shouting match with his old bandmates in the parking lot. Another guest was original GN’R drummer Steven Adler, who walked around, shook hands and advised anybody in earshot that it was time for Axl to cut the ******** and get the band back together. Perhaps Skid Row’s new singer Johnny Solinger said it best: “No matter how old you get … or how old we get

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Originally Posted by Dorian Gray

Well, you've already broken your rule, so here's Rory Gallagher.

Cradle Rock - Rory Gallagher

To me this is flat out rocking.

HELL yes. He had a great ability to combine Blues with rocking.

Guns & Roses
You Could Be Mine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ln4IbB7Uos

Does that qualify as Blues Rock?? I'm really unsure when it comes to subdividing Rock into categories

RIGHT. Couldn't get the **** to inbed but there is a link...

G & R is pretty much pure rock and what Im looking for.

So is this

Van Halen - Panama

One of the greatest guitar solos ever IMHO

Eddie Van Halen - Eruption [From "Live Without A Net"]

The rolling stones

Queen

Originally Posted by kev-o

Queen

Yeah. I mean come on, who managed to beat Queen's exuberance in their live performances, ever? This links to GoogleVideo not YouTube, but complete LiveAid performance - Freddie is probably the only person in history to make camp work so damned well.

And Floyd, well, interesting. Not great performers, but awesome musicians; Comfortably Numb, from the PULSE tour;


I'll also stick Maiden in, but with the caveat it's not flat-out rockers... it's heavy metal. Bloody amazing performers, tho'; so here we have Aces High, the opening of their World Slavery Tour concerts, followe by Fear of the Dark from Rock in Rio.

I mean come on, who managed to beat Queen's exuberance in their live performances, ever?

The Who blow them away in that department. Ive seen both numerous times. Dont get me wrong Queen is or should I say was fantastic live.

Originally Posted by Rush Limbaugh

The Who blow them away in that department. Ive seen both numerous times. Dont get me wrong Queen is or should I say was fantastic live.

Now, you're just trying to make younglings like me jealous

At least Queen were the most camp band out there, surely?

Do Pink Floyd make live concerts yet? I mean Waters or Gilmour....

Rush, i've got to sy you have a phenomenal taste in music

What i guess from that The Who youtube video The Who was tremendous on live...terrifying...

Some more sheer energy by the Who

Baba O'Riley Live

A great moment in TV history

THE WHO - MY GENERATION - 1967 - The Smothers Brothers show

Now lets get some ladies rocking

My favorite girl rocker

Joan Jett And The Blackhearts - I Hate Myself For Loving You

Joan Jett - Bad Reputation Live in New York City 1980

Another Long Island Talent

Pat Benatar...'Heartbreaker'..'LIVE'

Hit Me With Your Best Shot (live) by Pat Benatar

Both are playing at the local Balloon fest next month.


This is an incredible live performance

Heart - Crazy on you

Probably the best Zep cover group ever. Here are the sisters by themselves recently.

Battle of Evermore - Ann & Nancy Wilson

since my post was lost earlier, I'll put DLR back up: