Live At Leeds (2007) Album Review

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Music critics combined give Live At Leeds a score of 3.7400 out of 4

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starling.rinet

Track listing: 1) Heaven And Hell ; 2) I Can't Explain; 3) Fortune Teller; 4) Tattoo; 5) Young Man Blues ; 6) Substitute; 7) Happy Jack; 8) I'm A Boy; 9) A Quick One While He's Away; 10) Amazing Journey/Sparks; 11) Summertime Blues ; 12)
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All Music Guide

A loud, raunchy concert showcase for the group, with surprisingly little material fromTommy. The group's R&B roots are showcased here far better than on their post-My Generationstudio albums, and the only problem for some listeners is the lack of
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John Mcferrin Music Reviews

Let us move away from the group's regular studio albums for a while, shall we? Although they are extremely impressive, they are only part of the story of this band. For while it may be disputed how good their studio work was and how they rank among
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Adrian Denning.co.uk

Now, there are three different versions of 'Live At Leeds' out there in fans collections. One has six songs, one has all the songs 'Heaven And Hell' through to 'Magic Bus' with 'Amazing Journey' and 'Sparks' inserted after 'A Quick One While He's
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The Daily Vault Album Reviews

How do you improve an album that wasn't that good to begin with?In the case ofLive At Leeds, a 1970 effort from The Who, you take the original six released songs and put on eight more tracks from the same show. Did it work? The answer is an
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