Shakin All Over-The Who (Live At Leeds)

[jigs9600able]

The jam at 2:33 is awesome. Best rock album of all time

[5091fisherman]

im 61 years old grew up with this music and still loving bring back the old

[Andoy1]

Since it was first released, i still think this is the best live rock album EVER -- what riffs! to this day love to hear it the groove is astronomic

[ThePogle]

imagine this gig at stonehenge-and we all are there! one love.

[1001tshirts]

This is the best Live Rock album ever. I doesn't get any better than this.

[GreenhouseEffectGE]

This is so ridiculously Rocking !!!

[7855waldo]

Thanks for putting this up - I clean forgot about the entire album, haven't heard this in about 40 years!

Good timing - needed "new" music for the weight-lifting!

[kwagmyrefrontman]

@7855waldo Great idea, I better go out and get an iPod.

[makeoutkiids]

what i wouldn't do to have been alive when music was this fucking real.

[arealOpia1991]

@makeoutkiids seriously if someone said if you kill yourself today you will transported back as someone else in this time i would do it in a fucking heartbeat ... im serious !... that's how much !

[2nopainforcakes]

THIS is POWER

[mothernaturecockbloc]

Fuck yes, The Who.

[NoHairMon]

I was 17 years old when this came out and remember driving my car listening to my 8 track with Live At Leeds blasting from my 6x9's. Still gives me chills whenever I listen to it. I am glad it is still popular with the new generation of rockers out there. Rock On. Yea thats right I said 8 track. I'm old... sue me.

[iamther]

@NoHairMon 8 tracks were awesome.You could get stoned or drunk and they would play over and over. I'

m old too, but don't sue me as I have no money. LOL

[Diogenes1360]

BOY ! Listen-Up! and Learn to be a MAN!!!

[saguaroboy]

Excuse us while we totally rewrite the fuckin' rule book on what to expect from a rock show. Can you imagine this configuration still out there today? They'd still be packing the football stadiums and blowing away EVERYBODY. The Stones sound like a shitty bar-band approximation- Pete can still have blood shooting out of your nose at the end of a performance.

[kissmyass9195]

Who are the 2 dislikes to this song? Let me stick my guitar neck or something else up your ass-and truly, YOU WILL BE SHAKIN ALL OVER!!!!

[teden20]

I saw the Who, with Moon, 1976, Pontiac Stadium, general admission. The Outlaws, Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, and then the Who. The largest sound system ever assembled. 88,000 people indoors in January in Michigan. It was the most awesome sound. The did not even turn on the big banks of speakers hanging from the ceiling until Aerosmith played. The Who were angry as hell, and played with fantastic and unending fury. I could not believe my eyes and ears.

[PinkAngel360]

@teden20 What were the Who ticked off about? That was when they were at their best live according to John. What I would give to have seen them

[WILLIAMWOMBAT2007]

proper bass playing

[NahMahShuShuGee]

I get the feeling that if CCR had done this, it would have been fucking AMAZING.

[gblueslover2]

@NahMahShuShuGee CCR ? They were great, but they weren't this hard core, can't say they would have been interested...

[BBQFanNo1]

My favorite Who album to this very day. I bought the 8 track in 1972. Got into the Who long before the post Keith Moon's death wannabe so called Who fans came around.

[MrGb1965]

At 1:42 to 1:52 Moon's drums sound like a horse galloping. Too cool.

[jpheitman]

Now we know which band The Guess Who was talking about. No suprise, really. :P

[stilrockin2010]

Oh how I remember rockin to this when it came out and now, 40 years later, the WHO is STILL one of the best that ever hit the big time!

[mindeloman]

One of the most un-Who songs, but I love it so! It really sounds like something Jefferson airplane would have done. Back when the airplane was "heavy metal".

[ludoexadrez]

My favorite live bands: The Who, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. (Live at Leeds, Live at Woodstock, How the West Was Won).

Pure rock.

"Shakin a-aall OOOoooveeer!" Yes! o/

[TheBaronVitelius]

No rap on Led Zep or Grand Funk (both awesome LPs), but this is THE greatest. Live. Rock. Album. Ever.

[MusicWriter1965]

@TheBaronVitelius I agree. In fact, this might be the greatest rock album, ever

[MusicWriter1965]

@MusicWriter1965 That is, the 2000 Deluxe Re Issue, with the second disc devoted to the Leeds performance of Tommy, released for the first time ever, might be the greatest rock album ever

[jontibloom]

THE live Album against which all others are judged

[viidiot]

@jontibloom Bah.... Zeppelin's How the West Was Won is THE live album.

[jontibloom]

@viidiot Lets agree to disagree - both are fantastic and nothing in the last 20 years to compare

[AmaterasuHeika]

@viidiot The problem with Zepp 'live' material officially released it is rarely ever 'live' as Page either overdubs, cut and pastes, and otherwise manufactures a sound that wasn't actually 'there'. He's a fantastic producer, of course.

No knocks on Zepp as a working band - some of the more 'raw' actual bootlegs are stunning because they are authentic and undoctored.

The Who remain the greatest live band of all time imo. Bonham even said so after the Kampuchea '79 set - post Moon.

[viidiot]

@AmaterasuHeika

For live bands I'll talk about the bands I've actually seen. I've never had the pleasure of actually seeing either Zep or the who, so I'll leave them out of it.

I have seen Santana, The Grateful dead and Stevie Ray Vaughn. These are the best live acts I've ever seen. These boys can play.

I have had the opportunity to listen to MANY Zep bootlegs.... they are awsome live.

[robertv9]

Don't forget about Grand Funks' first Live album....I know critics love to bash it, but it's really solid.....

[Bigum99]

wHaT a FCkiN GuiTAr!

[tariksba]

great album....

[rapidlyvapid]

I think this album and J. Geils live album )Full House) are POSSIBLY the two best live rock albums of their respective era's, if not of all time. The Leeds album caught The Who on one of their best nights, and they were amazing on bad nights.

[Bigum99]

@rapidlyvapid

RiGhT oN...pETer WOlf Is fEATurED In THe WSJ..HAs NEw MatERial COMing OuT APriL 6TH!

Top LIVe GRoup EVER!

[musikfanat]

@rapidlyvapid I never heard the J. Geils live album, but, to me, this is definitely one of the best, if not the best, Live rock albums ever...

Keith Moon and John Entwhistle were simply fantastic...

[musikfanat]

I saw them on this tour! Simply brilliant!!!

[EveryMn]

@musikfanat Lucky... I didn't get to see them until 2007. Still awesome, though.

[Carthsgtr]

@musikfanat '

Lol you wish buddy..

[musikfanat]

@Carthsgtr ???

[musikfanat]

@Carthsgtr Wha? Are you calling me a liar? 1971-Opera House in Chicago...

[m1kewithaone]

@musikfanat i did too, what year was that?

[rajbeast]

totally rockin' and rollin'!!!!!!

[pfaessel1]

My favorite song from 'Live At Leeds'...balls to the wall! ...lol

[npspec34]

BEST,

did much homework to "Live at Leeds".

[supu6]

I heard this song first from this album then I listened to other versions and I just got bored, lol. This is the best hands down.

[daraymond]

wow keith moon is ridiculous

[rajbeast]

i hope u mean ridiculous in a good way lol

[perfectagrl723]

LMFAO you sound like you want to beat her up haha if the comment was meant to be mean, i'd join you haha

[rajbeast]

wait what??????

[rajbeast]

he was ridiculous and that's why people loved him!!!!!!

[raydar46]

Probably my favorite from this LP