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Track Listings
| 1. Four Day Creep |
| 2. I'm Ready |
| 3. Stone Cold Fever |
| 4. I Walk on Gilded Splinters |
| 5. Rolling Stone |
| 6. Hallelujah (I Love Her So) |
| 7. I Don't Need No Doctor |
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41 of 41 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I've owned a copy of this album since I was a school boy (embarassingly over 30 years ago).
There have been times in my life when I haven't played it for several years.
But no matter how long since I last heard it, as soon as the first notes ring out...
Quite simply, one of the VERY best live albums. Humble Pie, as tight and as rocking as you could ever imagine a band. Recorded on their last night at the Fillmore (a legendary venue in its time) after weeks on the road, Peter Frampton and the late Steve Marriott mesh together as only the very finest players can.
It seems incredible to believe that Frampton was still a teenager when this was recorded. And tragic that Marriott is no longer with us.
Listen to the build up at the start of "I'm Ready", the power in "I Don't Need No Doctor". And I defy you not to want to sing along to "Hallelujah (I Love Her So)".
This is a "Go To" album. If you're a rock fan and feeling down this is guaranteed to put the smile back onto your face.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Like a lot of the other reviewers I first discovered this album when I was at school in the early '70's. Like a lot of them I cannot keep this off the sound system because it is that good. Given the technology of the time the sound is fantastic and the atmosphere electric. I was lucky to see Humble Pie in a later incarnation at the Southend Kursaal and they didn't disappoint then either. A lot of this is down to Steve Marriott - sadly missed and a rock superstar as far as I am concerned.
Highlights - the whole album. If you buy it then there's only one way to play it - LOUD!!!!!!!
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I first acquired this album back in the 70's when I was still at school. It is still regularly on my turntable and sounds as good as ever. I urge anyone who wants to listen to live guitar at its very best to buy this CD. AND TURN IT UP LOUD!
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
I Don't Need No Doctor
Yes - another 70's schoolboy! Saw Humble Pie at Hyde Park - excellent stuff - the best Humble Pie album by far.
Published 1 month ago by Timothy Strang
"the" performance.......
.... I buy this when it come out....still got it....still play it....still love it..... say no more... rock on man !
Published 3 months ago by "Beancooper of Warwick"
Do yourself a favour, BUY IT
As good as it gets. Humble Pie could blow hot n cold. This is a furnace.
This will always be in my top ten live albums.
This will always be in my top ten live albums.
Published 4 months ago by Derek Rodger
Not heard it yet
Bought it with Frampton DVD for Christmas.
My son tells me its good, it must be as he hasnt let me listen to it yet.
He is a guitarist and uses a talkbox a la Frampton.
My son tells me its good, it must be as he hasnt let me listen to it yet.
He is a guitarist and uses a talkbox a la Frampton.
Published 4 months ago by 5 string bassist
one of the few great live LPs
There might be live LPs as good by Van, James Brown, Richmond Fontaine, Marvin Gaye, Talking Heads i'm sure others i'm not thinking of at the mo. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Chris Cowan
Happy daze
I love this album and have felt that way from the day it was released. Saw them shortly before the American tour from which this was recorded. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Ian Gregg
one of the best live bands
there been live bands in the past but listen to humble pie and they very good
Published on 16 April 2010 by J. Neil
Great sound but boring to listen to
Clearly lots of people adore this record, and this is why I was swayed into getting a copy. The sound is good, with excellent, punchy bass and crunchy guitars, and the reference... Read more
Published on 18 Jan 2010 by G. Cole
Vastly Over-rated album
I must agree with Sean Hamill's review of this album, it is so over-rated that I could not believe how poor it is. Read more
Published on 1 Nov 2009 by steve camfield
Ageing Rocker
What can you say about this album, this was Marriott at his best and no disrespect to the other members of the band but he was the ultimate front man. Read more
Published on 28 Mar 2009 by A. P. Clifford
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