20 Best Live Albums

Between the mid 1970's and late 1980's,Queen were one of the biggest bands in the world. Known for their showmanship, Queen were one of the bands to see live during their career. No concert captured the live legacy of Queen than Live At Wembley Stadium in 1986. But what made it so good? Easy; his name was Freddie Mercury.

Stealing the show every time, Mercury was what a rock frontman should be; charismatic, powerful and a showman. Live At Wembley captures Freddie during one of the best performances of his career, with highlights all over the place during this gig; Hammer To Fall, Who Wants To Live Forever and the always brilliant Bohemian Rhapsody, but it's one particular moment that stands out; his interaction with the crowd.

One of the best recorded sing-alongs, Freddie leads the crowd in a tongue in cheek 'duel'. It's charming, funny and wonderful all at once; just a handful of the many reasons it's a necessary live album to anyone who wants to check out any landmark recordings from history.