The Greatest Concert Movies of All Time?

'Rolling Stone' recently polled their readers to come up with a list of The 10 Best Concert Movies of All Time. They released the results yesterday.

Here's the list:

1.) 'The Last Waltz' featuring The Band (1978)

2.) 'The Song Remains the Same' featuring Led Zeppelin (1976)

3.) 'Stop Making Sense' featuring the Talking Heads (1984)

4.) 'Woodstock' (1970)

5.) 'Rattle and Hum' featuring U2 (1988)

6.) 'Gimme Shelter' featuring the Rolling Stones (1970)

7.) 'Live at Pompeii' featuring Pink Floyd (1972)

8.) 'Shine a Light' featuring the Rolling Stones (2008)

9.) 'Sign O' the Times' featuring Prince (1987)

10.) 'Bullet in a Bible' featuring Green Day (2005)

You can read brief write-ups on each concert movie at RollingStone.com.

Off the top of my head, I could only think of one that I would include: 'Monterey Pop', which came out in 1968. It's about the legendary Monterey Pop Festival, which went down in California over three days in 1967.

If you care, here's my Top Five: 'The Last Waltz', "'Gimme Shelter', 'Monterey Pop', 'Woodstock' and 'The Song Remains the Same'.

Here's the theatrical trailer for my #1 pick...'The Last Waltz':

Can you think of a concert movie that should be on this list? If so, leave your comment in the Facebook widget below and make your case. And if you're going to argue for Justin Bieber's 'Never Say Never'...you better make a STRONG case.