Best double live vinyl?


 

Growing up in the 60's and 70's was the height of double live vinyl and the double feature at the movie theater. I'm listening to before the flood - Mr. Zimmerman and the Band. After listening to side one it flips to four, that's just not right.

voodoolounge

It's all subjective. I think a big reason that we have our favorites is for nostalgic reasons. Little Feat was a great band. The current lineup is also a great band. I almost think of them as different bands.

boxcarman, I wasn't trying to pick a fight, just saying a band with new members may be just as good as the original, and shouldn't be written off just based on the change in members.  I love Journey's first album, but Journey evolved into a very different band - not worse, just different.  Other bands keep the same sound with different personnel; I expect the Stones won't sound too much different with the loss of Charlie Watts.

@larsman 

... Little Feat currently touring: https://www.littlefeat.net/tour

... also from their website: The members of Little Feat 2021 are: Bill Payne, Keyboards and Vocals; Sam Clayton, Percussion and Vocals; Fred Tackett, Guitars and Vocals, Kenny Gradney, Bass; Scott Sharrard, Guitars and Vocals; and Tony Leone, drums.

(unfortunately, they're becoming more like George Washington's hatchet...)

@officerat - I live in San Francisco and was able to see the original Journey with Greg Rollie on vocals several times. I went off 'em after Steve Perry joined; his voice is real fingernails-down-the-blackboard stuff for me.

@kb673 - I figured Little Feat were still touring, and I know they've been doing annual gigs in Jamaica for at least 10 years; I was at the first one of those. But I saw them several times with Lowell also...