is this the greatest live band of all time?

Little Feat
Allman Brothers Band
Steely Dan at the Beacon, top notch!

I saw J Giles recently, very good show! Duke Levine on guitar.
Ian Hunter opened. 80 years old and rocking' still.

Sam here i’ve been trying to use frequencies encoded onto digital audio to try and get a recorded live performance to sound like a real live concert? i know this sounds impossible however in my mind i believe it’s possible? my theory is by encoding the earth frequencies onto digital audio the brain will recognize it as real live as opposed to a recording. the first example is the j geils band 1979 rockpalast gemany. the second example is the same clip with the earth frequencies i recorded at the park at 3am on my mp3 player in the wav format applied to the audio

http://u.pc.cd/CzgctalK

http://u.pc.cd/LM0ctalK

rafevw -- Steppenwolf played a concert at my high school in 1969.  In the auditorium.  They weren't allowed, though, to do The Pusher.

sam here again.lf the brain is in sync with the earth and i encode the digital music with the earth frequencies i recorded will the digital music now be in sync with the brain?  l encoded echos by pink floyd with the earth frequencies i recorded to hopefully convert the digital music to harmonize with the brain to create a new listening experience.

http://u.pc.cd/j6B7

To me, Phish is by far the best live band experience. Nothing even comes close. However I am too young to have seen the Dead in their early yrs (68'-72'). I have seen around 1000 live shows, and there are a few that really stick out.

Phish New Years 95
Prince at The Fillmore in 2004
The Original Meters in 2005
Phil Lesh & Friends 1999 
Zero  93-97
Almost every Phish Show...
Pink Floyd 
Allman Bros
Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeshi
Moe. 
Tom Petty