The Top 10 Greatest Live Singing Performances of All Time

[Peace Love Me]

Adam ruined a Zeppelin classic.....

I can't stand that @$$hole

[gbradleyb]

Sonic Youth ca. 1985

The band was trying desperately to break into the European market and had their very first show with a bunch of promotional head fucks in attendance. Midway through the show Thurston's mike & amp shat out on him. He finished the performance by knocking over the kick drum and shouting about how shitty British culture was.

Needless to say the press loved them.

[gInGeR~sNaP]

What do you think is the best live singing performance of all time? Here's one list :

The Top 10 Greatest Live Singing Performances of All Time | MullerOver.com

[invader_cuban]

Lol!

[Lik]

That is a horrible list. Celine Dion? Give me a break.

[Mathilda Rose K]

As a kid I remerabered Whitney Houston's national anthem singing. The only disappointing part was when my Bills lost their first of 4 consecutive Super Bowls. The other performances?? eh

Here are some I like

Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer - SNL - 1975

Not the first SNL musical guest (Janis Ian), but the second. They premiered their first original song in 5 years. Pretty good performance

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Elvis Presley comeback special - 1968

Surprised this wasn't on the list

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Elton John, Axel Rose, Queen - Freddy Mercury Tribute Concert - 1992

Great pairing of vocalist backed by an awesome band. RIP Freddie

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[Tham]

Is that your ONLY concert? Trust me you'll hopefully be to many more that are a lot better than Adam Larabert.

[Doug Graves-Witherspoon]

What lame choices.

My pick goes to Elvis Costello, singing a song he wrote with Paul McCartney at the memorial concert for Linda McCartney. It's called "That Day is Done."

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[Cell phones <3]

Some of them were horrible.. but that Three Tenors performance was incredible

[Danish Deshmukh]

There are actually plenty of young people here, including me and Rickenbacker and I don't think that being young necessarily means you have to like Adam Larabert and the like. Personally I think he's awful but I don't really have a problem if you do, I just don't like it when people say things like "I'm only a kid" or "I'm pretty young so...."

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