1.Rock In Rio - best concert, sound, performances (especially from Bruce) and setlist! Only ''Out Of The Silent Planet'' is the missing piece for me.
2.Live After Death - epochal setlist, vintage sound and great performances. Bruce's vocals are on point. Classic.
3.Best Over Hammersmith - great production, performances and Bruce is a ''beast'' here.
4.Death On The Road - the sound is great, the setlist too and Bruce is on form. Adrian and Nicko shine here.
5.En Vivo! - great production, great filming and strong performances. The setlist could have contained more new songs though.
6.Flight 666 - see above. Maiden's 80's gems in action! The setlist could have been more ''brave''.
7.Maiden England - super cool setlist, very good sound, great performances. Bruce is not at his best, but he's still pretty good.
8.The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter - very good setlist (even without Shadows and Empire) and performances. The sound is pretty good (the solos are crystal clear), I don't know why some fans don't like it. The filming is not my cup of tea.
9.Nights Of The Dead - great setlist and the production is not that bad (drums and solos are good), but they should have used a concert from 2018 (because of the better performances). The crowd noise is awful.
10.Live At Donington - better performances than the album on last place. The sound could have been better ofc, but it's enjoyable and energetic.
11.A Real Live Dead One - the sound is authentic for the era, but some of the performances could have been better. There are some great ones like ''Fear Of The Dark'', ''The Evil That Men Do'', ''Sanctuary'', ''Prowler''.
The first 6 live albums in my ranking are all fantastic imo.
Edit: Raising Hell would be at #9 - great setlist (although I miss ''Wasting Love'' in it), nice stage set and a very good performance from the band (better than the other releases in 1993 imo). The sound is good too.
