Awesome Concerts You Can Watch on YouTube Right Now

YouTube is a valuable resource that has a video for almost anything. There are clips on YouTube that can teach you how to cook, sew, dance, play guitar, or dougie.

There are also tons of live shows and concert specials that are available in high quality. What better way to kill an hour of work than to throw 2Pac Live at the House Of Blues in a tab and get a little history lesson? Or put Kanye and Jay Z playing "Niggas in Paris" 11 times in Paris on during a pregame at your apartment?

Live concert specials usually have bonus footage and other gems that you can't get listening to the regular album, and it's a good way to see and hear some of your favorite songs in a different way, from the comfort of your own home/office/whatever. Here are 12 full concerts available on YouTube that you should watch as soon as you have the chance.

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It's probably a very spiritual moment standing in packed crowd, waiting for Tupac to come on stage, then suddenly hearing "Ambitionz az a Ridah" come on. Tupac jumps into "Hit 'Em Up" early around 9:00, and then Snoop, Warren G, and a few others make appearances throughout the set. This is also Tupac's last recorded performance.

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Seeing Madison Square Garden crowd in complete darkness is pretty eerie. Jimmy Page uses a violin bow on his guitar at 1:09:00 during "Dazed and Confused," and then he brings out the double neck for "Stairway To Heaven" right after.

Swaglord Brandon Flowers with the feather shoulder pads. This setlist is like a greatest hits album. At 1:04:50, guitarist Dave Keuning goes out into the crowd for a solo and gets swarmed with babes... that is, until you can almost hear the Trey Songz "OoOoOOO"s, as B. Flowers slides in and snatches every lady away from Dave.

Kanye West at Abbey Road back in 2006. The entire Late Registration album with an orchestra backing. Special guests, streams of consciousness, "Gone," "Crack Music," "Never Bring Me Down." It's a good way to revisit the album. There's a notable moment at 15:00, during a break where Cam'ron's verse would be, when 'Ye lets the strings do their thing while he vibes. If only Cam had been there too.

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The show starts out with Kurt Cobain getting rolled on stage in a wheelchair. He puts on a little performance art, then gets right into "Breed." The "More Than a Feeling" intro into "Smells Like Teen Spirit" at 42:50 is also pretty rad. Essential watching for Nirvana fans.

Honestly, all you need to take from this one is the moment at 7:00 when Kid Rock makes his entrance. He casually struts onto the stage in a white fur coat, and sets the crowd off with "Bawitaba." Woodstock '99 really happened.

This was Michael Jackson's Munich stop during the HIStory tour in 1997. Watch the legend kill it from start to finish, or jump to 1:13:20 to see Michael jumping around, at which during that exact moment a girl in the crowd actually loses her mind.

Foals are known as one of the better live rock acts in the UK (having won "Best Live Act" from Q Magazine in 2013), so you should maybe get familiar. "Providence" at 22:53 gets the place spazzing, and the show closes out on a bang with "Inhaler" and "Two Steps Twice."

Rage Against the Machine played two nights in their hometown of L.A. in 2000, both of which were later released as a live album in 2003. Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium is cold. "Sleep Now In The Fire" at 21:34 gets the place jumping.

Not many bands can really rock a stadium of 90,000 people, but Muse can hold their own. The solo at 44:40 during "Invincible" is insane. I'm not sure how Matthew Bellamy's hands can do that.

This is prime Eminem. It's 2002, Proof is on stage with him, and he's likely a little faded. It's nice to see Eminem performing "Kill You" and "White America" with a passion that only 2002 Eminem could bring.

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The video above is from their live album, Live at The Ritz. Slash at 13:00, kicking off "Sweet Child O' Mine" with a cigarette dangling from his mouth is a very iconic image.