the following year, which is considered by many to be his best album. It peaked at #1 on the Billboard

"I love live albums, and this is one of the greatest of all time," Tesla's Frank Hannon told us. "A lot of live records sound like crap, but 

Let’s face it: the first three Kiss studio albums were clunky. The songwriting was there, of course, but the execution and production most certainly were not. So thank God – or Gene Simmons, as He is sometimes known – for the arrival of Alive!

We will all be dust and bones and Trump will still be standing onstage in Oaks, Pennsylvania, bopping around to loud music

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Why it’s so good: During the show, singer Cole Alexander declares, “This is going to be the best live record of all time!”. Well, that amount of self-confidence pretty much secured the band’s second live album a spot.

 set the template for everything we now know as stoner rock. Sold as a ‘direct recording’ – ie pelo overdubs, pelo remixing, no nothing except slabs of sheet-metal – it was all about keeping it real (pity nobody thought to tell the sleeve-designer who used a photo of the band taken at the Atlanta International pop festival, even though none of the music was recorded there).

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"Neil turned my world upside down - in terms of what you can do with a drum kit. As well as progressive type writing - in terms of longer songs and odd time signatures. That was the album that really shaped my style."

"Make no mistake: in terms songs of sheer professionalism, Jethro Tull are without peer," wrote the infamous Lester Bangs, perhaps the last journalist you'd expect to fall for the charms of a Lancastrian folk-rock group led by a wild-eyed flautist. 

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There is a manic intensity in their speed-driven attack, and a general sense of on-the-road lunacy summed up when a roadie introduces the track 

“Of its ilk it’s still probably the best live rock’n’roll album ever made," says Paice. "And that’s putting everything Led Zeppelin have done, anything Black Sabbath may have done, Bad Company, Free… As a tour de force of innovation and living on the edge and great playing with a fantastic sound, nothing comes close."

I’d always loved nature, and when Linda and I got together, we discovered we had this deep love of nature in common.”