Who is the best live?

[TITANIC]

SPEED. very attractive, great dancer, great voice and not boring

1. 浜崎あゆみ
2. 安室奈美恵
3. alan
4. 倖田來未

[Polyrhythm]

Other, Perfume or AKB48. Not great singers though.

For vocals: Utada Hikaru or alan
Showmanship: Koda Kumi
Dancing: Perfume

[Miduhyo]

I had to go with Koda. I LOVE LOVE LOVE Ayu and I teeter-tottered for a while over which I should choose but Ayu's concerts seem to go the same way... :/ R'n'RC was different, yes (and flippin' amazing vocal and performance-wise) (hands-down my favorite concert from her). But a lot of them seemed to be the same from the past. Koda blew me away with Dream Music Park (if I'm not mistaken, that's what it was called xD). The vocals were AMAZING. (a little over-sung sometimes but nothing out of the ordinary for Kuu) Since then, I couldn't deny that she's A.M.A.Z.I.N.G live!

Of course, I love all the artist for the poll so I was left boggled for a minute.

[y_nathz]

Ayu. She's not even the best singer on the list, but her stage presence and her emotions glued me on the show, that's one thing about Ayu that I love so much

If you ask me who's the best vocally I'd vote for alan without doubt

Koda Kumi.

[zellyx]

Ayu. BEST STAGE PRESENCE!

[Yumi(e)]

Koda Kumi

And Ayumi Hamasaki

[Astar1]

All of them perform great live. Their live singing voices can not be beat, they sound just like the CD, and performing them live, they add even more emotion to it.
I have to say Ayu though, her concerts are just epic and legendary. She goes all out.

[Catfisk]

Ayu for me <3

[sanzo2011]

Ayu! even though i enjoy Ai Otsuka more!(but i lost my interest for Ai chin since Love Piece tour)

[aqua_crystal]

Out of these, I'd say Namie Amuro is the most enjoyable live. Although I don't listen to her as much as the others.

[susiowong]

Ayu. But I'm probably biased because the only other person I've watched is Namie Amuro.

[happiholic★]

At one point I would have said Ayu, but recently I've been totally loving Kuu's concerts, and its gotten to the point where I compare every Ayu concert and think "I liked Kuu's better". In fact, I hold all concerts to Kuu's standards. She's ruined Western artists' concerts for me, because I don't think they compare at all. They are boring to me now. When my mom and friends watch Ayu's concerts they just sit and watch. When its Kuu they are all "she's so pretty", "she puts on a great show" and "her vocals are so amazing!".

[R_Hikki]

Namie

When it comes to vocal and body control, Namie handles it like a pro, and stage presence comes naturally.

Utada would be a close second because she's all about the voice and the music. I looove when she adds variation in the arrangements for certain live performances, like with "Devil Inside" in Utada United 2006.

[sesshy]

Abingdon boys school no doubt. UGH, Takanori is incredible when he performs live. I have both their live DVDs. Love to see a live one day.

Alan is almost incredible live and Utada, so I choose other.

[PoetGirl]

alan. hands down

[Sandy]

Ayu

When she performes, you feel the emotions and my heart always jumps a little. Ypu never know what's coming. Her performances are the most memorable, imo.

[Rock Steady]

Originally Posted by Corvina

Kuu for me.
She has an amazing stage presence and a lot of charisma. She fills out the whole stage without any problems. And what I personally adore is that you can always tell that she's so happy to be on stage and to sing and perform, it is her dream came true.
Also her vocals are normally great, though sometimes on fast songs they're weaker due to dancing (and often due to enjoying herself and having fun, lol). On ballads and slower songs she shines.
Plus she can dance pretty nicely and shows it in every tour at least once.

Her tours are also well done with one specific theme they present from before the hall till the end when you leave. Always something to looking forward to.

Her live performances are what made me such a big fan of her.
Her voice, her charisma - the package is just amazing!

Everything you just said x100.

[visionfactory]

alan, she's a goddess