Greatest Live Rock Album of All Tim?

[Swaye]

LOL Peter Frampton. Was he like the Justin Bieber of the 70s?

 

[PurpleThrobber]

LOL Peter Frampton. Was he like the Justin Bieber of the 70s?

Bite your tongue.

 

[Laocoön]

 

[Tequilla]

The DMB Central Park concert after 9/11 is one of my personal favorites

 

[dnc]

RIP Layne

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[chuck]

Rather easily.

 

[Purple_Pills]

Still haven’t voted yet, ”At Fillmore East“[/i] is tempting. But “Made in Japan”[/i] deserves mention.

 

[chuck]

 

[huskyhooligan]

KISS Alive 2. Though how much of it is live is unknown.

I'm more partial to Alive III, but that's because what I found for dirt cheap at second time around.

 

[Fishpo31]

I think it would be a mistake to not give this a mention...

 

[Joey]

It’s a tie

 

[SFGbob]

LOL Peter Frampton. Was he like the Justin Bieber of the 70s?

He wasn't originally but he certainly let himself be marketed as a teen idol after that album came out. Appearing in the awful Sgt. Pepper movie with the Bee Gees along with his follow up to Frampton Alive pretty much killed his career.



Frampton was a legit rock and roll guitar player long before the success of Frampton Comes ALive but he committed career suicide shortly there after.