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The Stones from 1968 to 1972 were at their creative peak, and it wasn't a stretch to call them the greatest rock band in the world...Beggar's Banquet. Let it Bleed. Sticky Fingers. Exile on Main Street! Has any band had a four album run like that? Zeppelin I to IV? Beatles Rubber Soul to the Whit...

What a travesty-more proof that the Grammy's are meaningless. Bon Iver has TWO Grammy's and Neil only one!!!. One of the best songwriter's ever-period! Still creating, still rocking-love you Neil!

I heard Frampton do this in a corn field in Wisconsin around 1999...made the hair on my neck stand up! The great songs and great players will always take you back to those moments of revelation, and the joy of being...alive!

This album meant so much to me during my early twenties, and to this day it stands up as one of the best LIVE records' ever made. Frampton is amazing, and what he, Steve and the boys did here ALONE should have them in the RRHOF.

Great song, an amazing singer-Vince is in a class by himself...

Merlefest 2012 is going to be amazing! The Krugers, Bela, Marty Stuart, Allison Krauss, Derek Trucks, Sam Bush, the Waybacks-can't wait to see spring in the Smokies...

Looking forward to seeing you guys at Merlefest 2012! First heard you at Creekside, Sunday morning with Doc in 2009. Just sublime- we were incredibly moved. Thank you for the great moments.

Great version of this with that amazing guitar intro. I think Dick Wagner also played with Alice Cooper.

That's Anthony Crawford on rhythm guitar. He played on the "Old Ways" LP, and toured with Neil in the International Harvesters, mid-eighties.

Mike Harrison! One of the best voices in rock-vastly underappreciated, and still sounds amazing!

mesmerising, in a strange way. great dynamics...

Can't think of a better one...not even the Spiders from Mars.

When they had good material, they were amazing...definitely had the Stones thing going on this one. Great!

...Selling England By the Pound is still one one the great, underrated albums of the 70's. What amazing, odd characters Gabriel inhabited. Steve Hackett was such a great player-as was Phil-too bad he became a front man.