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59. "Frampton Comes Alive"

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Sun Jan 5, 2014, 05:25 PM

Jan 2014

Still one of my favorites.

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Rolling Stone poll: "What Is the Best Double LP of All Time?" [View all] Miles Archer Jan 2014 OP

Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band Live Bullet Kaleva Jan 2014 #1

+1, nt. LumosMaxima Jan 2014 #2

'White Album,' 'Blonde on Blonde,' 'Exile,' 'London Calling,' 'Live/Dead,' 'Live Rust' (Neil Young), nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #3

The White Album Mr.Bill Jan 2014 #13

Out of my list I'd probably go with either 'Blonde' or 'Exile' because they're both such towering nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #15

They're all good picks. Mr.Bill Jan 2014 #17

IIRC they were pretty much recording all their individual parts in separate rooms by that point. nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #18

And Ringo Starr's... whatever Art_from_Ark Jan 2014 #23

Electric Ladyland aint_no_life_nowhere Jan 2014 #4

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness- Smashing Pumpkins Gravitycollapse Jan 2014 #5

Also, Refklektor has been out for a couple months. You can't call it a classic so soon. Gravitycollapse Jan 2014 #6

The Allman Brothers: Eat A Peach bluesbassman Jan 2014 #7

Forgot about the Allmans! Need to pick up the 'Fillmore East' one now that I have a turntable. nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #19

The Who- "Quadrophenia" Doc_Technical Jan 2014 #8

Yes!! The Who really rock ailsagirl Jan 2014 #10

I'd go with the expanded 'Live at Leeds' or 'Live at the Isle of Wight' (both double CD's) myself. nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #20

"Live at Leeds" is phenomenal ailsagirl Jan 2014 #39

'Tommy' kicks so much more ass live that it's not even funny. nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #40

It's so true ailsagirl Jan 2014 #44

That was the first dbl album I ever bought. progressoid Jan 2014 #62

Loved "Blonde on Blonde" ailsagirl Jan 2014 #9

Probably the first album that ever made me think of rock'n'roll as high art. nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #41

Exile on Main Street kwassa Jan 2014 #11

My first pick as well!!! pink-o Jan 2014 #55

I remember interviews with Jagger right before this was released Miles Archer Jan 2014 #61

I also liked Beggars Banquet a lot ... sort of a lead in to all that. kwassa Jan 2014 #66

Cream Wheels of Fire. Mr.Bill Jan 2014 #12

Second that! n/t DFW Jan 2014 #14

'Wheels of Fire' and Floyd's 'Ummagumma' would both be fantastic as standalone live albums. nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #16

The Nick Mason portion Joe Shlabotnik Jan 2014 #53

Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road... regnaD kciN Jan 2014 #21

Mellon Collie civillawyer Jan 2014 #22

Diehard fan of pipi_k Jan 2014 #24

I favored "How The West Was Won" over that one Miles Archer Jan 2014 #35

I dig Zep in general, but some of their live stuff could be downright painful. 10-minute drum solos nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #42

Yes-- that babybabybaby gets old n/t ailsagirl Jan 2014 #45

Physical Graffiti KG Jan 2014 #25

I at least like and for some, love, every record mentioned so far OriginalGeek Jan 2014 #38

On Your Feet or on Your Knees KG Jan 2014 #26

Jeff Wayne's 'War of the Worlds' SeattleVet Jan 2014 #27

I have to give a mention to Sky Moves Sideways by Porcupine Tree Bjorn Against Jan 2014 #28

I'm torn between 'Electric Ladyland' and 'Physical Graffiti' pokerfan Jan 2014 #29

We Sold Our Souls For Rock 'n' Roll. Iggo Jan 2014 #30

Humble Pie - "Rockin' the Fillmore" ksoze Jan 2014 #31

Love that one front to back, but what gets me is... Miles Archer Jan 2014 #37

The two Ray Charles covers ("I Don't Need No Doctor" and "Hallelujah I Love Her So") nomorenomore08 Jan 2014 #43

Neil Young Live Rust... lame54 Jan 2014 #32

Have you heard Greendale or the Greendale live? hibbing Jan 2014 #49

The movie's great lame54 Jan 2014 #54

The White Album or the Minutemen's Double Nickels on the Dime: boguspotus Jan 2014 #33

I can't decide...too many good ones (most of the ones I like have been mentioned). Here's one more: Captain Stern Jan 2014 #34

Best concept album too! 7wo7rees Jan 2014 #36

Johnny Winter - Second Winter HarveyDarkey Jan 2014 #46

I also loved "Alchemy" by Dire Straits ailsagirl Jan 2014 #47

"Songs in the Key of Life" Enrique Jan 2014 #48

I saw a couple I totally agree with..Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Framptom nirvana555 Jan 2014 #50

"Kiss Alive"! Just kidding...it's "Bitches Brew" Tom Ripley Jan 2014 #51

Hendrix's Electric Ladyland is my favorite, Joe Shlabotnik Jan 2014 #52

"Electric Ladyland" really builds a case against the posthumous Hendrix albums. Miles Archer Jan 2014 #60

Genesis - "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" ksoze Jan 2014 #56

The River - Bruce Springsteen... nuff said. nt justiceischeap Jan 2014 #57

Living in the Past opiate69 Jan 2014 #58

"Frampton Comes Alive" Jokerman Jan 2014 #59

Toss-up between "The White Album" and "Fillmore East." Paladin Jan 2014 #63

You're all wrong! It's Metal Machine Music!!! malthaussen Jan 2014 #64

Bob Dylan and The Band. bluedigger Jan 2014 #65

Antal Dorati and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Sognefjord Jan 2014 #67

Blonde on Blonde. retread Jan 2014 #68

The poll results: Miles Archer Jan 2014 #69