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To: Donglalinger

Agreed. The Stones, Led Zep, and The Who were all disappointing live. All sloppy, not tight, just not good live musicians.

I saw the Kinks live in their prime. They were great.


14 posted on 07/19/2016 7:16:06 PM PDT by Eccl 10:2 (Prov 3:5 --- "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding")
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To: Eccl 10:2

Hard to be a good live band when you are drunk and stoned.


16 posted on 07/19/2016 7:18:59 PM PDT by BlueStateRightist (Government is best which governs least.)
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To: Eccl 10:2

Like them or not, Yes, with the complexity of their music, were great live. Petty is great live. The early Eagles were great live.


19 posted on 07/19/2016 7:20:48 PM PDT by pieceofthepuzzle
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To: Eccl 10:2
I know they were on another level, but Supertramp live music always sounded like their studio album. Tight.
23 posted on 07/19/2016 7:25:30 PM PDT by deadrock (I is someone else.)
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To: Eccl 10:2

I saw The Beatles live in 1966, and considering the primitive equipment they worked with at the time (compared to nowadays concerts) and the deafening screams of teenage girls, I thought they sounded really good, just like their records. They were a top notch live band, which is what got them to where they were in the first place.

Also saw The Animals live around that time period. They were great too.


30 posted on 07/19/2016 7:30:09 PM PDT by Inyo-Mono
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To: Eccl 10:2

The Who LIVE AT LEEDS is sloppy ??? I beg to differ . And I saw them at Woodstock . Reason they were a bit sloppy their was because they were tired ( having had to wait until just before dawn to play ) and their drinks being spiked .

Saw The Kinks ( my fave band as a kid in the 60’s ) 3 times . First tim was with The Beach Boys and The Doors around 1972 and they sucked bigtime . Preservation time with all the horns and backuo singers + Ray was drunk as a skunk as were most of the rest of the band . In 1978 they were great and also in Tokyo in 1991 .


31 posted on 07/19/2016 7:31:14 PM PDT by sushiman
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To: Eccl 10:2

The Kinks’ songs used all four chords, too.


36 posted on 07/19/2016 7:40:42 PM PDT by babble-on
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Who’s LIVE AT LEEDS # 3 of greatest live albums ever . NME . http://www.nme.com/list/the-50-greatest-live-albums-ever/372887/page/5


37 posted on 07/19/2016 7:43:29 PM PDT by sushiman
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To: Eccl 10:2
Stones, Led Zep, and The Who were all disappointing live.

I saw The Who? in their prime, I think; right after "Tommy" was added to the live program. I'm not musician enough to judge, but the show I saw was "electric" everybody in the audience realizing they were seeing something revolutionary.

The "disappointing" may have been the result of excessive drug usage during the live performances.

69 posted on 07/19/2016 9:34:15 PM PDT by Ace's Dad ("World English" spoken and written here. European Ethnics are the superior race!)
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To: Eccl 10:2

The Moody Blues were excellent in concert, then and now.

I saw Wild Cherry and Iron Butterfly also. They were pretty good but there is a reason they were one hit wonders.


89 posted on 07/20/2016 1:21:53 AM PDT by wbarmy (I chose to be a sheepdog once I saw what happens to the sheep.)
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To: Eccl 10:2

The Who not good live????!???!?!?!

Are you kidding me?


117 posted on 07/20/2016 8:54:54 AM PDT by dfwgator
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