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Live at Leeds 

Probably the sickest live album ever recorded. Performed in 1971, The Who released the copy of the CD on record designed to make it look like a bootleg copy. While the original featured all of the tracks performed including Tommy in its entirety, the tape and CD featured less, and now the current CD features five stinking tracks. Pathetic.

But don't let that stop you from taking a look at the original. With the best performance of My Generation that there ever will be, ever, a seven minute long Magic Bus, the greatest performance of Tommy ever, and many other songs dating back to The Who's rise to fame and their blues roots(Summertime Blues, Shakin' All Over), this album is DEFINITELY a necessity to your CD/record collection. Don't download it, buy the full thing.

The Who will always be known as a bookmark in the book of amazing and mind-blowing live performances, and even in the entire history of music. They set the bar high, and few if any have succeeded in reaching that bar. This album is a stepping stone towards achieving a new musical nirvana.
"Dude, I just listened to Live At Leeds."

"Does that explain the stain on the front of your jeans?"

Live At Leeds 

Live Album released May 16, 1970 by The Who.Recorded at Leeds University and is widely considered as the greatest live album ever.
Live At Leeds:
1."Heaven and Hell" (Entwistle) – 4:50
2."I Can't Explain" (Townshend) – 2:58
3."Fortune Teller" (Neville) – 2:34
4."Tattoo" (Townshend) – 3:42
5."Young Man Blues" (Allison) – 5:51
6."Substitute" (Townshend) – 2:06
7."Happy Jack" (Townshend) – 2:13
8."I'm a Boy" (Townshend) – 4:41
9."A Quick One, While He's Away" (Townshend) – 8:41
10."Amazing Journey/Sparks" (Townshend) – 7:54
11."Summertime Blues" (Capeheart, Cochran) – 3:22
12."Shakin' All Over" (Kidd) – 4:34
13."My Generation" (Townshend) – 15:46
14."Magic Bus" (Townshend) – 7:46
Live At Leeds by Taxman September 18, 2006