"12-12-12": Who gave the best performance? Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Kanye West were among a slew of acts that performed at Wednesday night's "12-12-12" benefit concert for Superstorm Sandy victims. The Boss kicked off the event singing "Land of Hope and Dreams." He then sang "Wrecking Ball" and "My City of Ruins," before being joined onstage by his friend and Jersey neighbor Jon Bon Jovi for their rendition of "Born to Run." Roger Waters was the next performer up, playing Pink Floyd classic "Us and Them," "Another Brick in the Wall" and "Money." Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder joined Waters for a collaboration of "Comfortably Numb." Bon Jovi came back onstage to sing "It's My Life" and "Wanted Dead or Alive." Springsteen then joined him on the stage to sing "What Says You Can't Go Home." Eric Clapton took the stage next rocking a blues heavy performance that included "Crossroads." The Rolling Stones' set included "You Got Me Rockin'" and "Humping Jack Flash." Alicia Keys sat at the piano and sang "Brand New Me," before launching into "No One." The Who sang a long set that included, "Who Are You," "Pinball Wizard" and "Baba O'Riley." West changed up the sound for the night bringing hip-hop into the mix with his hits "Touch the Sky," "Gold Digger, "Good Life" and "Stronger." Long Island native Bill Joel was up next singing, "Movin' Out," New York Sate of Mind" and "River of Dreams" among others. Chris Martin of Coldplay took the stage singing an acoustic version of "When I Ruled the World" before he was oined Michael Stipe of R.E.M to sing a stripped-down version of "Losing My Religion." McCartney performed the last full set of the night, kicking things off with "Helter Skelter." He also joined Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear of Nirvana to perform. His set included classics such as "Blackbird" and "Live and Let Die." Keys game back out for her New York ballad "Empire State of Mind" to close out the five-hour- long show. Watch the performances in the videos below and vote for your favorite in our poll.