Which British live album captures the magic of a gig better than any other?

Widely hailed as one of the greatest live rock albums ever recorded, capturing The Who at their ferocious peak in a Yorkshire university hall.

Freddie Mercury's masterclass in crowd control during the Magic Tour, with a vocal performance that still defines what a frontman should be.

Recorded across three nights in 1973, this sprawling document showcases Page, Plant, Jones and Bonham stretching their songs into epic territory.

The Gallagher brothers' Wembley Stadium triumph, a snapshot of Britpop's biggest band at full volume in front of a devoted home crowd.

Drawn from the 1978 Isolar II tour, this set spans Bowie's Berlin era and Ziggy years, performed with a tight, theatrical European flair.