I have to agree that Live At Leeds is one of the greatest live albums of all
time. I think of all the reviews I wrote for Audities print magazine, that
was my favorite.  

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Live at Leeds may be the greatest live document in history. If that bores
you to tears, then your life is much more exciting than mine, CC!
(Not much of a stretch for you, however.)

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>In a message dated 4/3/06 11:17:08 AM,
>rob@splitsville.com writes:
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>> If you use Tommy as a mid-point, I prefer The
>Who's second half output to
>> the earlier stuff
>> 
>
> Okay, our mileage most definitely varies here. Early Who RULES in my 
>book, and most everything after Tommy bores me to tears.