sebbykin
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Not sure if this has been mentioned:
Had the Honour to take a monitor rig into a Rehearsal Room for the rehearsals for one of Mike Oldfield's live outings. Outstanding Musician & a perfect Gentleman.
Just couldn't agree more.You know, the first time I heard that I was disappointed. Listened to it once all the way through then didn't bother listening again for a good few months.
Then when I listened for the second time - wow, I was so blown away. It's still one of my favourite albums (and I still feel stupid about not liking it first time, even after all these years lol)
Yep, I can happily listen to all 3 from start to endStill play this a lot. Brings back memories of Roundhay Park in the mid 80s
Glad to see this thread is still active.
For me, the best live "album" is Springsteen at the Hammersmith Odeon, London '75. I own the 4LP set and although the package is terrible, it's a truly transformative listening experience. From the up-tempo Born to Run to amazing version of Lost in the Flood.
It's remarkable Springsteen was disappointed with their performance.
Here's a taste:
if it has to be one, then KLF- The White Room.