The Who – Live At Leeds (LP Vinyl) Slowtide Trying to escape the oppressive

Trying to escape the oppressive New Mexico heat

and restless creative spirit helped define one of the most enduring legacies in rock history

"Down on the Corner" (from a jam session with Booker T and the MG's for a 1970 TV special)

three shows were announced

The Who – Live At Leeds (LP Vinyl) Slowtide Trying to escape the oppressiveRecorded on Valentine's Day 1970 at the University of Leeds Refectory, this is the performance that set the standard for what a live rock record could be. Pete Townshend's guitar work here is ferocious and unhinged in ways the studio never quite captured, and John Entwistle's bass playing alone makes a compelling case for why this lineup remains one of the most formidable in rock history. Limited vinyl LP pressing. Live at Leeds is the first live