Thank you, Tommy, for bringing The Beach Boys In Concert to the party. It’s one of my favorite live albums, and it’s the only good live album they released….
Happy Holidays y'all! Seems like I connect with Crystal in musical taste the most, since she is listing prog rock and jazz fusion bands. Looking forward to more of these as we go further into my favorite decade for music. As always great show!
Great lists, many of my favourites there especially Bill Withers. Maybe not for everybody but I would add Mahavishnu Orchestra - Between Nothingness & Eternity.
I feel like I live in a parallel universe because i am not in the camp of hating or just shrugging that it’s just ok ,I absolutely love the song remains the same . I was 9 in 1976 when i bought it brand new and it still gives me chills . I am fully aware that many zeppelin aficionados know that it was not one of their best shows and yeah I still love it and the movie is of midnight Cinema lore it was part of my culture growing up. But we all respectfully have our own preference. I loved all the picks for the best of 73 live .
Well awwright... just want to wish everyone aka my musical family and friends a Merry Christmas. Hope y'all have a wonderful and safe holiday. So on that note, 1973 live albums. Honestly, I've almost shortened my list for this year because I feel like 1973 wasn't really a big year for live albums like, 1976 or 1978. But once I dig deep into the list (and my collection), I've realized that I do have some good ones on my list. So today, I have 6 live albums and one least favorite live album. Are you ready for my list Cleveland or whatever y'all are? Well here's my list... My Top 6: 6. Ike & Tina Turner - Live! The World Of Ike & Tina 5. Genesis - Genesis Live 4. Traffic - On The Road 3. Yes - Yessongs 2. Various Artists - Wattstax: The Living World And my number one favorite 1973 live album goes to: 1. Bill Withers - Live At Carnegie Hall (OMG...I love Bill Withers! Oh, he was amazing. I miss Bill Withers!) And now my least/worst 1973 live album goes to: Black Oak Arkansas - Raunch N Roll Live (here's my Damar's Dilemma...the picks y'all have on the worst lists are good ones but I didn't want to mentioned them because I didn't come cross of those albums. And I was also going to mentioned CCR's Live In Europe because I used to hear that on the cassette back in the 90s when I was digging deep through my Classic Rock journey around the time Barbie Girl and Blue (Da Ba De) was everywhere. Just like the King Crimson album last week, the sound quality was trash. Maybe it was the cassette. But I picked Black Oak Arkansas because I didn't get it. I only know them from Jim Dandy and that's it but oh boy... I'll let y'all handle the rest lol) That's my list. Again, Merry Christmas my homies Crystal, Paul and Tommy and everyone here in the AISB community. See y'all in 1974 at the Garden
Merry Xmas and happy new year! I didn't get Paul's joke at the end, "that's cause she can hear you"? It seems like Tommy and Crystal were having a sweet moment, there
Had to jump out and go listen to Thirty Seconds Over Winterland. Not sure what the hate is about. Minus a BIT of overindulgence, it’s actually pretty solid and I’m not a HUGE Airplane fan.
Favorite live album of 1973 : The Beach Boys - In Concert.
Thank you, Tommy, for bringing The Beach Boys In Concert to the party. It’s one of my favorite live albums, and it’s the only good live album they released….
Happy Holidays y'all!
Seems like I connect with Crystal in musical taste the most, since she is listing prog rock and jazz fusion bands.
Looking forward to more of these as we go further into my favorite decade for music.
As always great show!
Happy holidays, Steve!
Great lists, many of my favourites there especially Bill Withers. Maybe not for everybody but I would add Mahavishnu Orchestra - Between Nothingness & Eternity.
I feel like I live in a parallel universe because i am not in the camp of hating or just shrugging that it’s just ok ,I absolutely love the song remains the same . I was 9 in 1976 when i bought it brand new and it still gives me chills . I am fully aware that many zeppelin aficionados know that it was not one of their best shows and yeah I still love it and the movie is of midnight Cinema lore it was part of my culture growing up.
But we all respectfully have our own preference.
I loved all the picks for the best of 73 live .
First of all happy holidays to you all and today's show is a fun little early Christmas gift have a good one
Happy holidays to you, George!
@AsItShouldBePodcast thank you and have a great one to it's been a fun year and I'm looking forward to what's coming up
Well awwright... just want to wish everyone aka my musical family and friends a Merry Christmas. Hope y'all have a wonderful and safe holiday. So on that note, 1973 live albums. Honestly, I've almost shortened my list for this year because I feel like 1973 wasn't really a big year for live albums like, 1976 or 1978. But once I dig deep into the list (and my collection), I've realized that I do have some good ones on my list. So today, I have 6 live albums and one least favorite live album. Are you ready for my list Cleveland or whatever y'all are? Well here's my list...
My Top 6:
6. Ike & Tina Turner - Live! The World Of Ike & Tina
5. Genesis - Genesis Live
4. Traffic - On The Road
3. Yes - Yessongs
2. Various Artists - Wattstax: The Living World
And my number one favorite 1973 live album goes to:
1. Bill Withers - Live At Carnegie Hall (OMG...I love Bill Withers! Oh, he was amazing. I miss Bill Withers!)
And now my least/worst 1973 live album goes to:
Black Oak Arkansas - Raunch N Roll Live (here's my Damar's Dilemma...the picks y'all have on the worst lists are good ones but I didn't want to mentioned them because I didn't come cross of those albums. And I was also going to mentioned CCR's Live In Europe because I used to hear that on the cassette back in the 90s when I was digging deep through my Classic Rock journey around the time Barbie Girl and Blue (Da Ba De) was everywhere. Just like the King Crimson album last week, the sound quality was trash. Maybe it was the cassette. But I picked Black Oak Arkansas because I didn't get it. I only know them from Jim Dandy and that's it but oh boy... I'll let y'all handle the rest lol)
That's my list. Again, Merry Christmas my homies Crystal, Paul and Tommy and everyone here in the AISB community. See y'all in 1974 at the Garden
Excellent!
@djcrystalclear8169 Thanks homie!!
Merry Xmas and happy new year! I didn't get Paul's joke at the end, "that's cause she can hear you"? It seems like Tommy and Crystal were having a sweet moment, there
My hearing is crappy and sometimes I don't jump right on things because it gets past my ears
@@AsItShouldBePodcast thanks for responding. Another great video
1 yes yessongs 2 uriah heep live 3 focus live at the rainbow 4 hawkwind space ritual 5 traffic on the road
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Had to jump out and go listen to Thirty Seconds Over Winterland. Not sure what the hate is about. Minus a BIT of overindulgence, it’s actually pretty solid and I’m not a HUGE Airplane fan.
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