At Fillmore East

About as middle of the road as you can get.

Love the blues. Great guitar. Reminded me of Cream, didn’t really find anything too dissimilar from other blues bands I’ve heard. Favourite song was their rendition of Stormy Monday.

I'm glad I forced myself to listen to this album in its entirety because it was off or a bad start. Your typical 12-bar blues I've heard too many times. But it gest better after the first two songs and is a nice rocky album, I think. With even some walking bass lines outside of a jazz setting but it works. I'll give it another listen. Not the most amazing or groundbreaking album, also I don't like the fact that they have cobbled together this album, it is not a true live album of one gig. But some songs are great.

The whole “endless Southern rock noodling” thing doesn’t really do it for me. Isn’t this just prog rock at a certain point?

Yes yes yes yes yes. Total perfection. This performance of "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is one of my absolute favorite pieces of music ever recorded. One of the more important albums of my lifetime. 5/5

So far on this journey I’ve learnt that the dude who wrote this list bloody loves a live album. Most of them have felt like a waste of time. Not this one. It’s great! Must have been an outrageous band to see live. 3.9

Bruh, it just goes on forever.

Love. Perfect for a day riding around New Orleans!

Sound fantastic live, 20min jazz rock instrumentals ain’t my thing

I don't dislike the Allman Brothers entirely, but this is way too much of them. I get that jam bands were supposedly better on the road because they just built on the songs and improvised, but goddammit man, I don't care enough to listen to that shit, and that's why I'm not a fan of jam bands. Just because an explanation makes sense doesn't make it easier to enjoy. If you're not Dvořák or Shostakovich, I probably don't have 20ish minutes to listen to a single track of your music. The last song on this album is called "Whipping Post" and, not to be dramatic, but that's what it feels like.

Sounds like they’re just jamming in their garage

Felt like a jam sesh in my ears for an hour straight which isn’t a bad thing.

Mad props to this generator for giving me a 80-ish minutes live album on one of my busier days of the week. Extra thanks for it being a jam band live album, so I get submitted to a meandering experience that threatens to persist until the heat death of the universe. There are some good parts to this album (lost probably somewhere in the solos), but jam band concerts are perhaps better experienced in person. Not on record. Favorite track: Hot ‘Lanta Other hits: Everyone other song that is not more than 10 minutes.

This was an exciting, soulful and fun experience! This is what I imagine when I think of a blues rock band going on stage and just having fun with the music they make.

Impressive musicians and I really enjoyed some of the more relaxing parts of the longer songs, but that's not the main sound of this album.

Second-best live album in history. Wore out the grooves on this one.

I've previously complained about both live albums and the amount of late 60s - early 70s prog on this list. Gonna contradict myself here though because I liked this one Great improvisation and there is variety across these jams, they have intensity when required, and room to breathe when it suits as well. Some of the guitar playing is incredible, this is a live album that captures music as an experience for the audience. Not my usual taste, but I don't make the rules. Only thing that prevents it being 5 is the length - 78 minutes of mostly guitar solos is a lot

One thing I've learned from this project is that I don't like jam bands. I imagine this is what prog music sounds like to people that don't like prog.

7 songs over 78 minutes long. Do the math. Ive tried and tried to get into these guys and I just cant. I see the talent but I just cant. At least its not EDM. Give it a 3 for staying power

I always found this album to be the definition of ponderous. I prefer their pop efforts with a touch of pondering; y'know, like Eat a Peach or their first album.

kewl

Passed me by quite unnoticed actually. Not sure it's bad per-se, but quite uninteresting. Usually these end up somewhere with a '3', but this felt particularly forgettable, so giving it a strong 2.

Endless noodling is not my thing so a band know for their jam-sessions is going to be a hard sell. Even though the tracks bordered in length to episodes in TV-shows, any one part of the track I enjoyed. Then again, I would've enjoyed it more if the songs had some structure and edited down. Saying things like that I think kind of misses the point of a live album of a jam band. Going to settle on a weak 3 since the album was very groovy. Feeling quite neutral about the whole deal, good as some background music I guess when you want some funk.

Classic album. Full of great jams.

Very chilled rock with a nice jazzy feel. Made me feel cheery lol. Some of the songs on the album are veryyyyy long tho.

I do enjoy some long jams, but this album seems a bit excessive. And I prefer the polish of the studio sound. Overall it's fine

"ah, o de hoje é rapidin-" 23 minutos de musica rockzinho anos 50-60 purinho, bem gostoso in memory of elizabeth reed x água viva !

Hey so these guys are really great musicians, and this is the kind of thing I might have on in the background of a BBQ and groove along to while socializing. But this will be the only time I sit down and actively listen to the whole thing. I've never given jam bands a try, maybe they're not for me. It's yet to be seen.

Goes on a bit. High fretted solos. Nah.

Great album. Berry Oakley is amazing.

I wanted to say that I’m bored with weedly endless guitar solos and that southern rock was limp toxic masculinity. But I can’t. Not in regards to this album. I listened to it as a young musician and liked it, mainly because I was told to by Critics and Music Experts. Over time my tastes developed and I moved away from this type of thing. However listening to it again, it’s not as brash as I remember and there’s some damned fine playing and composition in it. Whipping post, an alleged favourite of Frank Zappa is a masterpiece. Yes it strains adhd with its length of tracks and launches a million mediocre jam bands. But like so much in music that’s not the fault nor the intention of the album. All in all, this belongs here. I suspect that some of us in our little group won’t like it. That’s ok. Their arguments are probably right. But I enjoyed this much more than I remembered. Points deducted for too long (though as Mozart allegedly said to the emperor, which notes do I remove?’) And a little bit of self indulgence. But still an album that wouldn’t hurt you to listen to.

Yep you got me with this album. Love the endless jam feel - the gift of feeling right on stage in on immersive almost Binaural recording of extraordinary clarity and quality given the 1971 vintage. Even the drum kit is in stereo. This introduced me to whole new dual lead guitars playing in synch and replying. A rule breaking band mixing jazz blues rock and country blender. A wonderful indulgence. My tips. #1 DEFINITELY headphones. it's like being in stage with them, almost Binaural. #2 read the Wikipedia entry. The cover art story alone is gold. #3 find something to do while listening to this. It's gonna be long.

Hmm, sorry, what was that? I nodded off for a bit there... this record is interminable. I find it interesting the number of reviews that talk about how they "fused jazz with rock/blues", but isn't that just code for "endless soloing"? And the soloing is endless; guitar solos, organ solos, drum solos, bass solos, god help me. Would anyone who knew anything about jazz call this a jazz record? In fairness, they are super tight, well recorded, and all crack players who can all squeeze out a good solo when required. The twin guitar thing is pretty impressive. But it did give permission for a thousand other bands to do likewise, which you can't really blame the Allman Bros for, but I will. Worse yet, this is like the Bible for Blues Lawyers. I have met quite a few 50 year old financial planner/dentist/IT professionals with $3000 Fenders who want to jam on Stormy Monday. Truth be told, you can listen to Whipping Post and know everything about this record that you really need to.

I didn't realize the Allman bros were so jammy! I didn't love this album, but I certainly loved the story on how it came to be.

Some good jams. If you’re not familiar enough with the music, live is always harder

Live jam album. Loved it.

I have a very low tolerance for long jam sessions. The Dead are not for me. I really enjoyed the first half of this album. I love me some excellent blues guitar! but they lost me with the last two songs

Well I suppose there had to be one more album of dry, white man blues before I got to the end. At least it wasn't Clapton I suppose. It's also a live album, so a lot of masturbatory noodling here.

Heard of the group - don't know any of their songs.

Live music that's so well recorded and performed that you can barely tell. Jams that are intricate and interesting, but go on for just a bit too long. Classic! Favorite songs: Whipping Post, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Hot ‘Lanta 3.5⭐️

Some may think this album might have Done Somebody Wrong, but I think they were just having a Stormy Monday in Hot ‘Lanta.

Loved it,

overall really fucking enjoyable but i can't help but grow a bit tired of endless jamming...the best bits are tightly arranged and the worst are when they noodle for like 15 mins straight...also i don't really feel angst in Gregg's voice, at least not live 8/10

Too much electric guitar for.me

Nothing I haven’t heard before, unlikely to listen again.

This is right up my street, good ol proper blues and superb guitar noodling! A bit repetitive, but let's face it, that's basically what blues is

Maravilla

Album 527 of 1001 The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East Rating : 5 / 5 Awesome album. One of the few live albums I really enjoy. As another reviewer shared, "The album isn't perfect but its imperfections are often an artifact of the fact that it is a live album and help make it better.". I couldn't agree more.

Not into jam bands or bands that jam. However I found this a good romp. Exquisite guitar work.

Not a big fan of 70s blues rock

Couldn't get through this one. I'm really not into this sort of jammy, bluesy rock, and I think I would struggle to recommend it to anyone, not because it's bad, but I don't really know how or what to appreciate about this genre.

Nothing special, but it's well recorded and the singer has a good voice. Just too generic

Very enjoyable listen, so diverse and captivating.

4 stars for the sound 2 stars for the length No song should be >30 minutes

Not criminally boring but definitely in a grey area

okay for being this kind of music

This was a really fun live album with some solid jams in there. Admittedly I wasn't paying super close attention to write a thorough review but I enjoyed it so much that I listened to it twice and will probably come back to listen to it again later. A couple standouts that I remember were In Memory of Elizabeth Reed and Whipping Post. I remember a few times that the harmonica parts were awesome as well.

Such a fun album! I hadn't ever listened to this. I liked the first 2 songs, but the magic really happens on track 3, Stormy Monday. Then it really just takes off through You Don't Love Me. The whole song just peaks and valleys. Its completely guitar driven, but has really cool bass lines driving it forward, up and down. They even tease "Joy to the World" at the end of You Don't Love Me. Then the record just goes on a journey from Hot Lanta through In Memory of Elizabeth Reed. Not a lot of vocals, just straight shredding, which again, peaks and valleys and get poignant at parts. Its truly improvised progressive electric blues. I do like how they shift gears a bit and let the organ come in pretty hard with In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, its a good change of pace. This track also goes hard with percussion and drums. I feel like this song is kind of the heart and soul of them being a true jam band. Its really dialed up in this song. Whipping Boy is a perfect ending to the record. Its so intense and so epic. Its a perfect blues epic. Overall, I really enjoyed this record. So fun to hear this jam band. It would have been fun to see them and Grateful Dead. They're different, but also so similar. This really feels a little more guitar driven. Where I feel like GD gets more varied with the keys, organ and harmonica. Either way, Dickie Betts was a legend and played guitar like a god.

Ok to listen to if you are a fan of the original southern rock tunes otherwise meh

For the time (1971), it was a bit ahead of its time, so I can see the historical value in it. I even enjoyed it a bit. But it's also a bit "OK, man, I get it... can we move on already?". 3-1/2 stars, but rounding up to 4 for the historical value of the blending of genres that would eventually become "southern rock".

Over an hour's worth of blues noodling.

cansativo. É um álbum ao vivo, só agradando a quem já é fã da banda, porque nesse tipo de show há embromação e as músicas ficam intermináveis. Preferiria muito mais ouvir um som deles de estúdio para conhecer a proposta.

Not a fan of jam bands, this is some awesome guitar work though.

Can I be impressed and bored? Yes, yes I can.

Absolutely amazing album, never heard it before but it’s drawn me in

Classical classic rock.

More jam band live album-madness. This one was palatable due to the easy-listening of their blues/country rock style, which I'd say lends itself somewhat well to the live environment. Not much more than a 3 though, as I don't consider too many live albums "ground breaking".

Nothing short of brilliant. The guitar alone merits a five.

I didn't enjoy this live.

Pretty long, but I like rock so it's acceptable I kind like rhis

Their version of “Statesboro Blues” is embarrassingly bombastic and silly compared to the beauty of the original track by Blind Willie McTell. I can see why people enjoy The Allman Brothers’ bluesy prog jams; I however, don’t.

I can listen to the guitar by this band all day. Are they a “jam” band? I suppose they are but it sure doesn’t feel like it. Well Whipping Post clicking in at 23 minutes constitutes “jam” for sure. Always loved seeing them live. Give me this over lynard skynard all day long.

Okay. I didn't listen to the full album admittedly. Live albums typically aren't for me. Judging by the first 30 mins of this album, the next 50 were going to be very similar and I just didn't care for what I'd already heard.

I used to feel tortured by this album when my husband would play it, with jams that went on forever. Years later I recognize the brilliant improvisation, like a blues-jazz-rock fusion. Outstanding.

Thought I liked the end half of the album turned out Spotify moved me onto related albums which were just way more experimental and interesting. not quite sure where the album ended but fuck it there’s only so much 12 bar blues you can hear even if it’s pretty decent 12 bar blues

Not sure this is the genre for me 1h20 of jam session over the same 3 chord progressions Nice vibe I guess Actually second half was better

An old favorite. It can ramble at times but that's part of the beauty.

Really enjoy jam sessions like these, although I can understand others may not. I regularly play long tracks from Grateful Dead, phish, Allman brothers, Pink Floyd… so track lengths didn’t bother me either. 4.5/5 rating up

Love Allman Brothers, live album was great.

Fun!

The second half of this album is incredible. In memory of Elizabeth Reed and Whipping Post are really cool songs with amazing jams. The first half I found boring as hell. It was just boring blues songs with extended guitar solos. I like jams that showcase the whole band, not just filler songs for someone to noodle over. Elizabeth Reed was the highlight for me, that jam was just awesome, you could really feel the bands energy. Same with whipping post but I loved the sound of Elizabeth Reed better, it definitely veered away from the blues focus into something more interesting.

Solid Rock

Masters

The live albums on this list continue to baffle me. Why is this here? Is it truly one of the essential live albums of all time? I like The Allman Brothers. But I prefer their focus on a studio album. This is far too meandering for me personally to latch onto. It’s fine. 2.5/5

I like the Allman Brothers studio albums that I have heard but I'm not as much into their live work. Don't get me wrong the band are tight and the songs are good for the most part but the meandering jamming makes me lose interest after a while. Again nothing bad but unless you're into jam bands then it's not essential.

OK, so there’s no denying that the Allman Brothers are a talented band, but I’ve never really gotten into them. I never really paid much attention to them, but I remember about 20 years ago, when I was in my late teens and early 20s, working in a kitchen where some of my coworkers would play this band, and it used to drive me crazy. So even though I’ve heard them before, this is my first time actually sitting down and listening to an album from start to finish and paying attention all the way through. I have to say, I don’t feel much different about them now than I did back then. This album is definitely a great mix of Southern rock, blues, and jam band elements, but it’s that jam band aspect that really takes away the enjoyment for me. I’ve never gotten into jam band music, and I just don’t think I ever will. If I had to pick one element I liked the most, it would probably be the Hammond organ.

Great album - sad to hear of their fates

The Allman Brothers' big break. This is a bluesy album...Statesboro Blues and Done Somebody Wrong really drive it home. Gregg Allman doesn't get enough credit, love his organ playing. Two guitarists (one on the Mt. Rushmore of guitarists) and two drummers, how did this work so well? Maybe I like jam bands more than I thought or maybe the Allmans are the only ones to get it right. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed is the most "jam band" song on the album, not loving it. If my dad could go back and see one concert in all of human history, I'm guessing this is the one he'd pick. Even Allman Brothers' jams are not my cup of tea. And they have a lot of guys who need to have solos. I will state, without hesitation, that this is the best jam band album of all time. They launch into the start of Mountain Jam right at the end of Whipping Post (which is definitely the greatest jam song of all time) and wish they had included it on the album.

Good that you're good at guitar, but that's enough, man.

4.5 stars. Pretty phenomenal live album. Gets jam band-y but not overly so, lots of driving southern rock and blues that keep the energy going and really clean-sounding recording. Standout is "Statesboro Blues".

Bluesrock der Extraklasse!

Uh, another live album. I couldn't finish it. After a while, it just felt like noise.

Standard blues rock.. which I like... but I don't love this

Classic American rock sound. The quality of engineering makes it sound like a studio record. Allman Brothers aren’t something I’d typically listen to, but it has its place. Some classics I grew up with too. If I were around for this show, I probably would have gone to check it out. Solid record.

Great album

I get it they’re great musicians who make great music and jams, but 15-20min songs loses me sometimes. That being said, my own attention span is my fault and that’s my only complaint, these guys rock. Need an adderol.

To be at this concert. Few jam out like the Allman Brothers. When they say rock and roll was born from blues, this album is a perfect exampl. Like the missing link between ape and neanderthal but it’s right here

If you like aimless jams that don't end, here's your record...

What a masterclass in southern rock blues. The solos on this thing are so good and the band is tight throughout. Whipping post is unbelievable. Not a lot to complain about here

This is one of the best live albums ever. This band blends blues, jazz, and southern rock into one of the seminal jam bands. Great originalson instrumentals like HotLanta and In memory of Elizabeth Reed. Great takes on blues standards too. Surprised to see so many low scores but I guess a lot of people don't appreciate long musical and expressive solos and "white apprpriation" of classic blues even if they make it their own and do it well. The long solos give it staying power to listen again and again. I do agree there is too much real noodling but where others see the solos as this, the real noodling is in their inability to finish a song. Otherwise its a perfect classic that loses nothing listening to it over and over.

reads like early rock and roll or jam band. Not bad, especially bc its wordless, but is a little too like cowboy music to catch me humming along to it.

Insomma okay, musicalmente è senz'altro carino e non ho nessuna critica concreta se non che sto diventando insofferente ad album di questo genere. Non so proprio che voto dare

Yeah this rocked. I love blues. I can't bring myself to give a live album a 5, and this album just feels like a long extended jam rather than a produced and put together piece of art - plus, there's nothing really 'unique' about this, it's just blues, and good blues at that. I also think it goes on for a bit long, there's only so many guitar solos you can listen to for an hour to make this a 'perfect' live album. Still, I enjoyed this a lot and it's well deserving of a 4.

Seamless live album with killer individual performances. Can see why it’s in the National Archives

Was going to be a 4 but then it just went on and on and on and on and on......

Amazing, realized halfway through it was live

the mehest meh to ever meh, fine as background music but not much else. interesting sounds and they def sound good but there's no way I'll relisten. 2/5

I didn't realise it was live until I started reading the wikipedia page. It sounds amazing. The guitar playing was amazing. I can fully understand why it's on this list. I loved it and will listen again, and again, and again ....

Some really good rock in here but unfortunately an hour and a half is just way too long

It started off well but was really self-indulgent by the guitarist and then boring by the end.

The last but certainly not least of all of the albums I missed when I first joined a group for this list. I'm really of two minds on how much I enjoy this. It's a live album (though much more clearly recorded than some others on this list) and is incredibly long, not just in the total album runtime, but the individual tracks/sequences themselves. It can also feel pretty aimless in terms of how a lot of it is just them going ham on the instruments and not much else. With all that being said god damn I loved listening to this, incredibly groovy and despite being long and feeling aimless as I mentioned, it held my interest on multiple listens. This was one where I absolutely wanted to give it a 2nd shot not just because I enjoyed it on the first go, but to see how it would feel as a repeat listen, since the nature of this album and how it is broken up doesn't really make it an easy one to just pick up and listen to a few bits out of. Thinking about which side of 4 or 5 this lands on is tough. Though I think if it is up your alley and you're looking for something to put on in the background for an hour you won't be disappointed with this

I love a good blues riff and this has plenty of them. Once I realised this was a jam album and just let the music flow by it was really good. Yes it's super long but it didn't really feel it.

I'd heard the Allman Brothers before, but only with later studio tracks like Ramblin' Man, but they never stuck with me. I quite like this album, great blues guitar solos. Vocals get the job done. I think if I was in the crowd for these performances in '71 it'd probably go very hard and I'd be well and truly all about it. Statesboro Blues - This tune is great, fantastic blues rock guitar, probably the best of the album. I think the tighter length helps immensely. Lyrics are standard fare. You don't Love Me - some of the solos show proficiency and some nice licks but ultimately lingered on too long, quite a bit of needless repetition particularly between minute 7 and 11. Sometimes a Live show just turns into a Jam session with an audience and not in a good way. Whipping Post - I'd always thought this was a Frank Zappa song, pleasant surprised to find out there's another version of this great tune. I don't mind this tremendously long live version, it has its fun quirks but I prefer the studio version off their first and self titled album

I actually really like this band and almost all of the tracks on this song but i fucking HATE LIVE ALBUMS!!! I WANT TO LISTEN TO A TAILORMADE FINELY CRAFTED AUDITORY EXPERIENCE!!!

You know I really don’t have much to say about the individual songs on this album as they kinda just blended together like it was one big jam sesh. I’m not usually a fan of live albums especially from this era just because the audio quality is usually dog ass terrible but this one was pretty damn good. Whipping post sorta stuck in my head a bit more but that might just be cause it was the last track. It’s just good blues, good instrumentation, but like a lot of these older albums they’re fundamentally different listened to with a brain full of micro plastics off an iPhone, compared to if they had been listened to on a hifi system with a fucked needle with a brain full of lead byproducts and LSD. Nothing I’d go out of my way to listen to but good music nonetheless.

SHORT REVIEW TODAY EVERY SONG A BANGER, GREAT, OR EVEN PERHAPS PHENOMENAL 9/10 FAV TRACKS - ALL OF 'EM LEAST FAV - NONE

One of those ones you'd put on if you want background music from a particular period, just goes on and on at spme points but its not bad 3/5

I have always heard about the Allman Brothers band, mainly I knew that Free Bird was written about Duane Allman but I never really bothered to listen to any of their songs except one time when Midnight Rider was recommended to me on spotify. Which is a massive error on my part. If there's two things on this planet I love it's long guitar parts and soulful semi-literate white boys performing songs written by black dudes. Every song on this album is great, it's the kind of thing you can put on and sit on your balcony, demolish a pack of darts and drink 10-20 beers to. No real complaints about this album other than the fact I think Zappa did a better and tighter cover of Whipping Post but that's just me being a dickrider for music's biggest wanker. Since this album is mostly instrumental work I thought I would bring attention to the brains behind the band, Greg Allman. This dude was married SEVEN times, including once to Cher. It would have been six but looks like he got one in right before the buzzer in 2017 when he married his seventh wife after an engagement of 5 years which is ironically longer than 5 of his 6 previous marriages. Totally understandable as this dude was a boneyarder who testified against his security staff and got him locked up for 75 years (served 18 months) and that's what got his bandmates to stop talking to him for like three years.

Southern White Hillbilly 70's Rock wasn't my thing at the time, and certainly not now.

A lot of skill but i prefer vocals with my jams

Enjoyed it, would be great as background music for studying or relaxing. Tracks too long to want to listen to specifically I think

This is some serious drinking music. Privileged white man blues. Yes, they could play. But at what cost? 2/5

In the time it takes for him to say You Don't Love Me Anymore, she's moved out, met someone else, married, and had a kid.

This is the band Andy & Daryl started with Robert California.

Amazing live album, the last track is obviously mind melting, but there is high energy and great playing the whole time. A

01) Statesboro Blues - 6,0 02) Done Somebody Wrong - 6,0 03) Stormy Monday - 8,5 04) You Don't Love Me - 5,0 05) Hot Lanta - 6,0 06) In Memory of Elizabeth Reed - 6,5 07) Whipping Post - 5,0 TOTAL: 6,14 (61/100) Current ranking: 208/260 So, so you think you can jam... I really liked "Stormy Monday". Songs #4 & #7 are really, really to long, hence I really, really didn't like them.

300 albums. It's kind of hard to believe. And I'm not even 30% of the way through the list! So, how do I feel about this album being my 300th album? I mean, it's not the best 50-album milestone I've had (album 250 was Station to Station and it's kind of hard to top a Bowie album), but it's not the worst one. This is easily one of the best live albums I've gotten so far. I was pretty worried at first when I saw this was a 76-minute long live blues rock album. But hey, it is far from the worst 76 minute long album I've ever heard (Haunted Dancehall, am I right?). The sound is thoroughly entertaining. There's a lot of talent here with things like the guitar work. The singing and lyrics are both quite good as well. The elements of jazz mixed in with the blues rock provides a good genre blend. The album's pretty long, but there are albums that felt slower than this for sure. The live elements like speaking from band members and audience noise are minimal, but still present enough to provide a cohesive experience. Overall, this is a solid album, but not the best one I've listened to this week. My last album, Let It Bleed, would've certainly made for a better milestone than this. Light 4/5.

I bought this years ago on the recommendation of a close family member who thinks it's fire. Having the same childhood grounding in blue rock, I can understand why and enjoy this as wallpaper, but the long hair on the cover belies the band's deadening formality: members dutifully queue up for their exhibitions before stepping gracefully aside, everything tasteful and in place, listen it's the organist's turn, the crowd cheers and my ears droop. Pretty moments intrude - the last 90 seconds of "You Don't Love Me" - but otherwise this is faithful to its aspiration to be all about musicians chatting to each other in accepted modes; it's a little like a circle of Star Trek nerds quoting their favourite Star Trek quotes to each other in character. Heartfelt and of limited interest to this audience. There is a place for lounge jam, but I live in no lounge and like salt with my bread.

*sigh*

So this is a band that jams and didn't like the fact that albums were limited to 3 minute songs. Therefore "we have to make a live album" Welcome to the new age friends.

Eh, this was fine - didn't get me too excited, but didn't piss me off either. Jam bands aren't particularly my thing - for every passage that made me go "oh, that was neat" there was another that made me go "hmmm, that's a bit self indulgent even for my tastes". Dunno, I guess I'd go 3.5 on it, but I'm rounding down as it's definitely not a 4. Fave track - "Hot 'Lanta" maybe? The slowed down "You Don't Love Me" had its charms, too...

The album might be live but the quality is really good and crowd don’t intervene too much. Definitely American country rock vibe, much slower, blues type songs 2/3***

Enjoyable, good music - I probably wouldn't hunt it out but didn't want to change to something else. The longer songs were particularly cool, ideally would give this a 3.5

Good blues guitar, potentially would stick this on again!

Um bom blues pra ouvir ouvindo uma boa pinga. Brabos.

Boomer blues rock jam band nonsense. I don't hate this music, but it's really not my thing. I appreciate the musicianship, but overall not that enjoyable of an album for me.

Look, this is a very highly regarded album, even being held in the Library of Congress for its historical significance, but in all honesty, I don’t get much out of it. This is more so about me than it is the pure quality of the music, as I think these guys are all fantastic musicians, I just don’t really care much for jam bands. It’s the shortest songs on here that I enjoy more than the lengthy compositions, but even so, those tracks don’t feel all that special.

Great Live Album! Strong Performance.

Puh. Langatmig und recht nichtssagend.

So I really liked the style of this music and the instrumentals are great, but they go on way too long! I got bored by the very long instrumentals and ended up skipping to the next song as a result. I wonder if their other albums have such long instrumentals? I hope not, I reckon I could really like them with a little adjustment.

I find not depressed enough or cheery for most blues. This falls within my sweet spot. Done great guitar work by one of the greatest fraternities. Well since my doggy left me….

If you take the best songs, over history, the blues have thrown up. And play them in the best city to enjoy a live experience. Add in them being played by artists with empathy and competence too. And you'l lget why this is the real deal.

It’s not bad, but I’m not listening to 30 minutes of guitar solos. Not my cup of tea. It all sounds very boring, but not a typically unpleasant type of boring.

Excessively long jam sessions.

This one got me into the Allman Bros.

Not my favorite, I liked the guitar but it didn’t feel like my thing

Duane Allman can really make the guitar sing. Great collection of talented musicians.

"In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is kind of proto-Steely Dan?

Yeah man.

boring ass jammy blues for the first half but those last 3 kinda rip?

There are jam bands like the Grateful Dead and Phish, then there are jam bands like the Allman Brothers. If only they were all like the Allman Brothers.

3.7

Live albums can fuck all the way off. Seriously, though, listening to a live album is a lot like watching someone’s concert footage. Like, good for you? I guess you had to have been there. That said, I really don’t like jam bandy noodling. It does less than nothing for me and quite irritates me. I do like some Allman Brothers studio work, but this ain’t it.

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Good but too long

Mmm it’s alr, lots of instrumentals and guitar riffs and drum stuff, can’t really understand what they’re saying, not my favorite so far. It’s not bad but not my cup of tea so far

I think actually hearing this live would be amazing. While I really enjoyed it, I don't know if that translated as well to an album for me personally. I really do enjoy the style but several of the tracks drag on too long for me to get into not hearing live. That all said, this one is definitely worth a listen and I do think it belongs on the list. I just won't be revisiting too often I don't think.

4.5/5 great jam album

Enjoyable, but not sure I'd listen to it again. These guys were at the top of their games for this set, though.

There are 3 songs I really like. The songs with guitar solos get too repetitive.

Probably would have been great to see live, as an album just okay

This is an impressive concert for sure and I loved listening, but the prolonged guitar solos do tend to get a bit repetitive. It’s a concert and recorded fully live so I do find the improvisation quite impressive and loved being along for the ride. I was listening with my family though, and did sometimes feel I was ‘subjecting them to the record’ rather than ‘listening to it’…. Not quite a 5 from me but very close.

Really great. Loved the jammy-ness and the playing is unreal.

Old-school jamming. Reminds me too much of Jazz which is not my cup of tea.

I found this album very puzzling. It ticks all the boxes to be the kind of album I enjoy, yet I could not wait for it to be done. Even the crowd attending the concert sounds only mildly enthusiastic in the beginning and slowly looses interest throughout. I'm glad I listened to it before I died cause now I know that you can also do good music and somehow be absolutely terrible.

Enjoyed it

Solid classic rock band record and appreciate a fun live performance but as an album I prefer their recorded stuff.

It's okay

Interesting that this album with all of its extended plays was a hit. My, how our attention spans have changed.

I like the Allman Brothers, but this album didn't showcase what's best about them. And the live format didn't add anything....

I'm sure it's technically impressive, but it goes on for so long and doesn't really do all that much with the time. The shorter tracks are pretty good, but there are multiple ~20 minute ones that just wander around. I don't mind it, but it fades into noise after a while.

Not really for me.

It was pretty nice but the length! wow

’nice blues.

thought i'd feel fatigued by these songs being quite long but they really kept my attention. great blues-y vibe and defs not too repetitive. good shit

125/1001 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑

It was OK. Some good tracks.

Surprisingly OK. Despite being a life album I liked it. Some songs are too long and self-indulgent but there is enough to like here.

Good.

Pretty great

-Great vocals and interesting for a live album. I really like the classic rock and blues influences, although some of the songs dragged on a bit too long for my liking -Favorites are Done Somebody Wrong

It's a rocking blues album with too long songs and jamming and who knows what but I'm all in for it today.

Too long a guitar solos on this album

Gentle, friendly pub music

well that certainly was 76 minutes of music

Soulful sound, bloody incredible that it's all live.

Uma surpresa enorme esse álbum da The Allman Brothers Band, cujo eu nunca tinha escutado nada, e simplesmente me vieram com um dos melhores álbuns ao vivo que eu já ouvi. Energia, psicodelia, improvisação e uma mistura linda de Blues, Jazz, Country e Rock, definitivamente se sustentam mesmo depois de diversas transformações na música nesses últimos 50 anos, algo que soa ao mesmo tempo como um Bitches Brew do Miles Davis, projetos como o In the Court of the Crimson King e Red do King Crimson e, principalmente como o Birds of Fire do Mahavishnu Orchestra, mesmo sendo 2 anos anterior. Fantástico e se tornou um dos favoritos de minha vida.

Definitely essential

Livealbum. Men kult med Fader Jakob-homage i Whipping Post

Bluesy nonsense.

The ALL-MAN BROTHERS? Pass!

Excellent vibes! Didn’t pay too close attention but would certainly revisit this and jam out

this is like the textbook definition of dad-rock, laid-back, lowkey and dope as hell

My dad told me a story once that he had breakfast with the allman brothers at a truck stop diner. Anyways this album and eat a peach are two very nostalgic pieces of music for me, since it was one of the things that bonded myself with my dad. But another thing that bothers me about older live albums is that they cut out the in between of songs. Makes you wonder if they are also doing arrangement swaps so the songs aren’t in that order or different takes elsewhere. Anyways.

This is a great album. It wasn’t easy to listen through in one day. It’s a 2+ hour album with long solos and jams. It would have been awesome to see these guys live, which is probably the best way to experience a jam band.

You have to be really up your own ass to make this album. I mean 1 hour 15 of playing the same guitar riffs over and over again with almost no variation? You gotta think you’re gods gift to music or something. Yeah they’re crazy talented but crazy repetitive and boring too.

Lots and lots and lots of bluesy, jazzy noodling. I'm sure it's great for those who like that sort of thing. Performances and sound quality seem on point, to give the album its due, so I'll bump it up to 2.5 stars.

Woof! Longest album so far at 2hr 13min. What an epic! The southern blues style was nice early on, but the over indulgence in the jazzy jam in the last few tracks became a real chore to get through.

Lol I literally just finished listening to a 70s double live album many consider to be among the greatest of all time, and here's another one. So, 70s blues guitar southern rock. Not my favourite genre. The first couple of tracks slide by without incident. Stormy Monday is a classic however, and this is the version well known. You don't love me - hoo boy, Duane Allman was some guitarist. Hot Lanta, reckon I would enjoy this more in isolation. We've just had a lot of great guitar noodling. Do a song now. Aaaand the next track is a 13 minute jam. Bloody excellent though, to be fair. So ok don't expect songs, these are like Phish except good. Whipping Post - woah, singing! I see we're in for 23 minutes, presumably they just keep singing throughout that. Surprisingly this is not so. Yes ok well this is absolutely fantastic isn't it. Only 5 minutes in. ...Well. that was simply magnificent. All the way through. Goes straight into the 5* track playlist. So yeah. Mixed feelings about that one. Some pure genius on display. A bit too rich in said genius to enjoy all in one go.

Banger. Very influential for me growing up, and now I am playing One Way Out at a blues fest this Saturday. Great live album!

Classic slice of Americana, expertly executed blues with a 10-strip of improvisational psyche.

Like everyone said, why the live album? Allman brothers are good but live albums are a weird choice.

I don’t understand the reason why live albums are on this listing. I can understand why the Allman Brothers Band would be on the list, as they are phenomenal. Three stars for the ABB, but not for a live album

I wish this wasn't a live album because I think I would enjoy it more.

This was way too long.

jam band? idk

Very bluesy. Good. 3*

A live album where the first song is a worse cover.... amazed I kept going after that...

Excellent

1. track 1 - blues, good but generic. as blues usually is.

Thankfully there's not been many live albums on here - my view is that in general, unless you're familiar with a band it's very rare that a live album would be more enjoyable that the studio versions. However, I would probably guess that the opposite would be true here. Not the biggest blues fan, but this live album actually made me interested in exploring more. Definitely the best live album on this list so far. Only a few unnecessary moments (the classic drum solo, the 3-5 minute quiet bit that you're just waiting to pass) that come with every love album, but the rest was pretty stellar. Only 1 weak track and that was possibly the shortest on the album.

Fun throwback

Why are there so many live albums on this list? Are you telling me that I should listen to a live album before I die instead of a studio album of the same artist? Ridiculous.

Some of the best blues rock I ever did hear. Will return to this one

Statesboro Blues 9/10 would use in a film Done Somebody Wrong 7/10 Stormy Monday 6/10 You Don’t Love Me 6/10 Hot Lanta 6.5/10 In memory of Elizabeth reed 7/10 whipping post 8.5/10

im scared I'll hear whipping post in my sleep Statesboro Blues 6/10 Done Sombody Wrong 8/10 Stormy Monday 8/10 You Don't Love Me 9/10 Hot 'Lanta 8/10 In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 7/10 Whipping Post 10/10

Don’t know why anyone would need to listen to this dead or alive

Oh good, let's close out the weekend with an old friend. I grew up on this one. Many of my friends consider this their finest work. It's hard to dispute it's reach and influence.

I like the music, but this album is too long for me.

I'm not the biggest fan of extended "jam band" live albums, but I have to admit I did like this one pretty well. My main issue with it is that it just... keeps... going, and I'm not sure what the destination is.

Excellent mix of rock and blues

I didn't really know Allman Brothers band, but it sounds very American, oldtimey and the songs/jams on this live album are, frankly, too long and sometimes boring. 2 stars.

Sounds like a recording of just some random jam session. It's okay I guess, but not really worth mentioning.

Very much a vibe

I can see how this band inspired Lynyrd Skynyrd! The instruments are played really well and the solos rock. Issue is some of the songs are too long

Getting a bit tired if this genre tho

Probably great as a live act 50 years ago. Not so fresh these days

Jammy snooze

6/10

TFTI, sounded like a real good time 🙄

I thought it was almond brothers!! I was so excited for songs about nuts

solid blues rock album, can get boring at points due to jammy nature

I have this on vinyl. Never listened to it but I know these guys. They are so solid, classic rock, southern rock as it gets.

Fantastic musicianship, but for me this was a pretty boring listen. Many guitar solos that kinda droned on, which probably would've been 10x more exciting in person. This felt like more of a jam session than a live show.

No

I had an amazing time listening to this. walked past my very own guitarist busking ouside ah too :) but damn how does it sound so clean?! it's live!? so many later live recordings sound so grainy but wow. it was just so fun to hear these guys pure jamming, impressive musicianship. also shout out to the honkytonk organ and harmonica players lmao legends

Great live album. Just a vibe, really organic jams that never stop to be catchy and contagious. 4/5

Very very strong 1. It's a really good album. But still.

Solid blues music performed well, but no guitar-driven song should be 19 minutes long, even if it is at a concert. Self-indulgent

This was a perfect 3 for me. I can see the quality both in the musicianship the sound recording and the form is at a very high quality. It ticked along very nicely in the background and wasn't offensive at all. But I don't really need many 11 minute blues/rock jam songs in my life so a whole album was plenty. I can imagine this is the holy grail if you play and are into this kind of music. For me it was a pleasant hour and into the next one.

Between this and Deep Purple Live in Japan, I'm hoping there's no more boring 70s bands who have long drawn out 10-20 minute live versions of their songs where they don't even really jam out on the tracks, it's just an hour plus of paint-by-numbers rock and roll music that doesn't really rock out on this list. How do you have a 20+ minute of Whipping Post, a great song, but forget to include that triumphant guitar riff in the end? I would have been disappointed if I had payed money for this show

Jam session. 3.4.

Started off good but felt a little long for me. Personal enjoyment: 3/5 Relevance to this list: 4/5

Every song was way too long for me. Didn’t need half of the songs to be over 15 minutes

As I’ve mentioned in other reviews, I’m appreciative of but not a fan of Southern rock. This had more of a bluesy slant to it, but the songs just kept going on. And on. And on… Jam bands can be fun when you’re actually AT the concert (and probably a little altered by substances), but definitely not so much for a casual, at-home listen.

I love jam bands and long live improvisation. I love jazz, blues, rock fusion. I don’t love this for some reason. I felt like the blues tunes I’d rather hear from the actual blues masters. The jamming didn’t feel like it was centered around anything meaningful. I can imagine the concerts were a lot of fun but this album just did not keep my interest.

I have covid right now. From the very first second: Fuck off it's a live album. Then the first note: Fuck it's shitty american blues music. He literally says "I woke up this morning..." Could you possibly get any more cliche and formulaic than that? There is no way in the course of my life that I would willing submit myself to this heaping pile of shit. Yet here I am, suffering physically, mentally, and now aurally too. Fuck right off with this shit. 1 Star. I'm DNFing this.

Jam band

Essentially a live jam session and I would say a pretty good one at that. This is a good album for the right mood where one might want to put on some headphones, sit back and depart on an hour and eighteen minute long journey. Bluesy with southern flavoring added to the mix.

Good live album. Probably better if you're a fan of them and know the songs.

Not in the habit of listening to live albums, but will admit this sounded great. Started off well but dragged towards the end—I get that you can play the guitar great man, but I want to listen to something else at some point today.

Allman Bros and Grateful Dead always seemed pretty similar to me, despite their slightly different genres/backgrounds in blues vs. psychedelic folk. Both are known for their extensive live sets that include jam songs that seem to go on endlessly. And both have released new material on live albums the way most bands only do on studio albums. At Fillmore East is not my favorite Allman Bros album, in fact I don’t like it much. And I do actually love a few of their studio albums like Eat a Peach or Brothers or Sisters. Fillmore East just seems to go on way too long. It was released as a double album, with sides B and D consisting of one 20-ish minute song each. Side D’s “Whipping Post” is an Allman Bros classic, and the studio version on the band’s self-titled debut is solid. This is a good live recording, and although it meanders around a little too long and a little too timidly for a while, it’s still a fun recording to listen to. But side B’s “You Don’t Love Me” is a mess: it starts to get stale under 3 minutes in and just continues to meander around to the point where the band members don’t even seem concerned with how they sound, they’re just content to play a lame beat and strum mildly for about 15 minutes. This should not have been included on the album. “Statesboro Blues” and the instrumental “Hot ‘Lanta” are both solid but the rest of the tracks are only about as good as the first couple minutes of “You Don’t Love Me”: mediocre at best. I wish I enjoyed this album better, because I DO like the Allman Brothers Band; they have some great studio albums and they generally sound fantastic live: I’ve heard some great live tracks of theirs, for example the 16-minute “Jessica” from Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas. It confuses me that At Fillmore East is typically considered their highest-regarded album when it leaves much to be desired for me. Also… what’s with the lack of drum solos? There are 2 drummers in the band: Jaimoe and Butch Trucks and they’re both awesome, but really don’t get their time to shine here.

Pretty good. It does suffer a bit from songs going a bit too long, but that's sort of the nature of live albums. The guitar work by Betts and Allman is great tho. 3.5/5

statesboro blues

Blues, Rock, 1971 -> 4

Oh goody goody another 70s rock album and it's live too??? It's my lucky day today wowie I hope it's like Made in Japan my favourite like album ever. 7 songs for 1 hour is insane. Favourites: Statesboro blues, you don't love me intro, hot 'lanta (always appreciate when men keep their mouths shut), in memory of Elizabeth reed. Fire instrumentals but I cannot support 20 minute songs. 4/5

What the hell is up with these live albums and their 20-minute tracks. I don't need to hear all that. With that being said this was pretty groovy and made for some excellent background noise while studying. I don't care much for the excessive instrumental solos on recording though. Favourite was Done Somebody Wrong, 4

I like it a lot, especially in the second half/latter half of the album. The first part felt a bit slow for me, but it might just have been because I was hungover and on my way to work

mi piace molto l'idea di unire il blues al rock, nonostante io non apprezzi parecchio il rock. Detto questo, alcune canzoni sono davvero troppo lunghe e ripetitive, le altre con i testi sono carine ma nel complesso non lo riascolterei ecco. Idealmente sarebbe 2,5

tenendo a mente il concetto di "jam band", tutto ha senso. mi spiace perchè abbiamo ascoltato questo album registrato, ma secondo me live avrebbe spaccato e sarebbe stato molto più coinvolgente, questa è letteralmente musica che devi sentire con il corpo e la mente mentre te la suonano davanti. bravi, molto, sarebbe nettamente un quattro, ma non posso perchè non sono live. sad.

Ok, ma anche meno.

Insomma okay, musicalmente è senz’altro carino e non ho nessuna critica concreta se non che sto diventando insofferente ad album di questo genere. Non so proprio che voto dare

I’m vibing with this - lots of blues undertones and amazing guitar playing. Great. Definitely the kind of album I’d play front to back without needing to skip a single song. I got stuck on the 20 minute song in the middle of the album and won’t get to finish it today, but very solid stuff.

Love the Allman Brothers. This was one of my dad's favourite bands so a bit nostalgic for me too.

This was very cool, really hit right on a hot summer evening.

The greatest jam band ever is still a jam band. The musicianship is absolutely incredible. But how people find such self-indulgence entertaining is beyond me. And is there anything more tedious and less moving than post-WWII 12-bar blues? Midnight Rider is the only song on here I care to listen to and this may very well be the worst performance of Midnight Rider ever to appear on a major label release. One star for each drummer, and you can keep the rest.

Amazing live album and really shows off the true range and musical talent of the group.

Whipping post epic

It was a good blues/rock album.

Empieza con un sólido 4, pero los temas largos son un plomo.

Guitar w*#nkery at it’s finest!

What can you say about the Allman Brothers that hasn't been said about the Mona Lisa, the Eiffel Tower, or the Sydney Opera House? Absolutely brilliant stuff.

I like the jam sessions, but it doesn't feel like a "must listen" album, even though I really like The Allman Brothers' sound.

Groovy, smooth, relaxing. Another good jammy performance. Wish I could have been there.

This and the Grateful Dead live album back to back is too much.

This is what a jam album should sound like, though I’m still not a huge fan of the endless meandering. Thankfully everything is in time and in key, it just goes on too long. I did like the old school blues covers. “Hot ‘Lanta” is a jam, and that’s about the length of blues improv can take. I know why they play so long, having played in bands with dead heads and the like, it’s fun to just jam over 12 bar blues and most of all it’s easy to sound good while doing it. The runtime is too long for me but I bet it was fun to be insanely baked or otherwise altered and be at this show. I’d put this on while doing something else no problem.

I’m gonna shit my pants on live tv if the next album is infected with jam band crap Good otherwise

Listened to this while gardening and never went to change it once. It has a nice groove and felt better then yesterday's Grateful Dead album.

are you fucking kidding me i already listened to this bitch ass busted ass album

Pretty good.

It's not a bad album. Maybe I have listened to them too much but I didn't really find it very memorable or hear any songs that really stood out to me.

It’s a jam band. It’s meant to be long & wild. Hell yeah

Jumbling loose blues

Legend has it that Elizabeth Reed resurrected herself solely to tell this bunch of self-indulgent noodlers to just put a fucking sock in it, please and thank you.

Amazing

One of the greatest blues/rock albums. Not to mention its live.

I'm not one for live albums, but this is the rare exception. Good stuff.

It's crazy that this is the first album this generator gave me. It's one I've listened to at least a dozen times already, and a hard one to write about because of how connected it is to my dad. My dad died last year, and he was maybe the biggest music lover I've ever known. When he was dying of cancer I did two really important things that made his last few weeks on Earth more enjoyable. I bought him Bluetooth earbuds so that he could listen to music without bothering my mom, and she could watch TV that he didn't really want to watch. And I bought him edibles. Truly, a match made in heaven. Anyway, The Allman Brothers Band was probably my dad's favorite band, and one of the bands that we really connected over. We weren't always the most aligned on musical tastes, but did bond over a strong love for blues and blues rock, and this album is maybe the most blues rock rock has ever been bluesed. Easy 5/5 or 10/10 or whatever the rating system on this infernal contraption is. Fuck Ya Life, Knicks in 5, Knicks vs Hicks but the Hicks wish they were Knicks Wu Tang Forever Ya Mother

This was a fun listen. I've heard they were a jam band, but I have never heard any of their live albums. It started of more bluesy than I expected. Overall a big fan of this.

If this is actually your style of music, there has never been an easier 5.

At what point in the 23-minute version of the song “Whipping Post” is the song no longer “Whipping Post.” I would have been pissed if I had been at this concert.

For better or worse, this is one of the most American albums I’ve heard. Honkeytonk and blues as far as the eye can see. But this shouldn’t be on here. I don’t care that ABB is tight in a live setting. It just isn’t pertinent enough to be anywhere near this list - we as millennials/genz must overthrow the makers of it. You wanna actually learn something from ABB? Whatever you do, don’t ride your motorcycle in Macon, Georgia. There. That’s more interesting than the umpteenth classic rock live album on here

Another live album. This one is a blues rock jam of mostly covers that is a bit too self indulgent for my tastes. I enjoyed the tracks that were shorter, had vocals, and included organ solos. The others were bit too samey after awhile. I don't think I'll be re-visiting this album in the future and none of the tracks made into my regular rotation. I've already got plenty of blues covers in my collection already.

This is an amazing live album. I can't belive how good they sound live. 5/5

Yeah

Awesome, boogy filled funky rock! I loved this one!

Not much to say. If I’m going to a desert island and have to pick 3… This opened up a world of music to me when I was a teenager and ultimately lead me to what I love today. I don’t really have words. Greatest live album of all time. Has been in my library for almost 40 years.

You don't love me a funky jam, although 19 minute track! Really fun funky rock, amazing for a live album, will maybe listen again

-Great instrumentation. - Classic blues album. -Not my favorite genre of music, but definitely solid playing. -Some nice blues melodies, very well recorded. Easy to vibe with. -Great ending, quite drawn out.

Good if you like blues