Live at Leeds quashed it. They released the album on May 16, 1970. The concert came about as somewhat of an afterthought. They had finally achieved mainstream success with Tommy the previous year ...

So a digital-promotional copy of The Who’s Live at Leeds 40th Anniversary release doesn’t really ... memorabilia from the original release – replica contracts, letters, poster gig list, photos – and ...

The rock group played at the packed University of Leeds refectory on 14 February 1970 and recorded the gig. The record it spawned, Live at Leeds, is often cited as one of the best live rock albums ...

At the very least, the album they recorded that night — Live at Leeds — is one of the most celebrated live albums in the genre’s history, up there with the Allman Brothers’ At Fillmore ...

It's placed in a plain brown paper gatefold sleeve, made to look like a bootleg album, it's one of rock's greatest albums and it was recorded right here in Leeds. The 1970 album Live at Leeds ...

I bought the original Live At Leeds vinyl album shortly after it was released in May of 1970. It is considered one of the best live albums in existence and Rolling Stone Magazine ranked it 170 on ...

In the years that have passed since Live At Leeds’ initial vinyl the bushel of 14 pieces of replica memorabilia – press pics, posters, invoices for fireworks and a legal summons demanding the return ...

The Who are set to release a deluxe 'Live At Leeds' package containing a revamped version of the original 1970 live album. 'Live At Leeds: 40th Anniversary Super-Deluxe Collectors' Edition' will ...

Pete Townshend, 1970 “Hull was a better gig than Leeds. I remember it like it was yesterday - although in retrospect Live At Hull doesn ... letters, poster gig list, photos etc.) ...

Following the news that The Who are set to play Leeds again, in June 2006, we look at the background to one of rock's most famous albums - Live at Leeds. The original Who were: Roger Daltrey ...