[Mariner]

I agree with the Humble Pie assertion. It was a seminal live recording and the last with both Marriot and Frampton.

The Dominoes recording not so much as they did not have Duane All man at that show and he was integral to their original soun .

[Mase]

The Humble Pie live album will always remain a favorite as will BOG and the Allman Brothers live. The Dominoes were not the same without Duane. That is a fact. The guitar interplay between Clapton and Allman was truly incredible and could never be replaced. Even so, the live Fillmore show was Clapton at the height of his virtuosity, before drugs and other problems began plaguing his life (what was it about Pattie Boyd anyway?).

Although not groundbreaking, it was Clapton at the top of his game and will remain one of the best live rock albums of all time. Of course, I also think Clapton's Rainbow Concert is another phenomenal live album so I may be more than a little biased.