>Live album
Live album
Cameron Wood
Colton Rogers
>Dead album
Gavin Taylor
>can hear the audience cheering
Luke Nelson
Live Albums aren't necessarily bad, they can just be really inconsistent.
But I'd stay far away from any festival albums, like Nirvana at Reading 1992 is awful but I frequently see people saying it's good listening, when it's not.
Josiah Evans
Yeah and?
Levi Thompson
>live album
>recorded in the worst time in the vocalists's career
Nathaniel Edwards
What a cute doggo
Hunter Bailey
>live album
>recorded with the vocalist who replaced the original
Daniel Myers
>live album has studio overdubs
>the artist/band interaction with the audience was cut off
fuck that shit
Lincoln Young
>live album
>it's not total shit
Nicholas Bell
>best thing a band ever did is a live album
Tyler Robinson
Did Master Belch replace a vocalist?
Nathaniel Smith
>live recording
>is actually a studio recording with artificial crowd noises inserted
Levi Smith
>live album is the band's final album
>its considered their best
>it was right before the vocalist killed himself or somehow untimely died
Kevin Smith
>live album is an "official bootleg"
>meaning that someone was officially taping the show with a cheap tape recorder for them instead of using a professional recording table
Brody Williams
Mayhem
Anthony Lopez
>live album
>the artists only good album
Joshua Rivera
Pick any Hooverphonic live album and it will be good.
Isaiah Parker
The 2004 live Incubus albums were some of their best work hands down.
Asher Lopez
>live album
>dead's dead on the album cover
David Reed
>final