Alot of The Who in the ranks here, so I'll add some too. I'm listening to the "Tommy" part of the Live at Leeds concert from February of 1970. Not the official release but the soundboard of the bootleg. No edits and in proper order. They are however, some crackles in the recording. That's what you get with bootlegs though, they're not perfect.

I always thought Deep Purple had the record for decibel level. The Rolling Stones and Humble Pie also were UP THERE !!!!!!

It has the first full performance of Tommy in an indoor setting. The concert hall is one normally reserved for classical and operatic shows. Pete Townsend says how Amsterdam more represents a 'complete' European city, than London. Something like that. He says he just likes it. Moon rarely played a straight beat, more like a drummer with ADHD !

I've never claimed to be a Who completist, but I have the above shows. Right now I'm listening to the Amsterdam 9-29-69 show. Sounds superb! Keith Moon is perfect for The Who. He's busy and brings a jazz feel, like Mitch Mitchell brought to the Experience.