This is a dupe; it's identical to this Rockin' The Fillmore in every way.

One of those classics which deserves more attention and love. Glad that Classic Records delivered this remastered reissue as afaultlessly pressed double record album. The sound authentically and nicely matches the early 70s live recorded rock sounds. One for the ears and the collection of essentials.

Re-issue for certain , with the extra wording to front and a newer address on the rear compared to older pressings.absolutely not 1971.

My copy has the matching matrix/run outs, Sterling stamped and “RL” on every side. Strange thing is the labels are slightly different from what’s pictured here. Has to be the wrong photos of the labels for this pressing. In any case it sounds killer.

Best version!!! Total live atmosphere, not as shrill as other versions, real vinyl sound...

Damn!! I never realized this sounded so good. I picked up a very clean used copy. First time I heard it in decades. What a treat

One of the best live albums ever. Frampton may have gone on to bigger things, but he was never better than he is here.

I got this from the dollar bin the other day. The records were scratched up and absolutely filthy. I gave it a cleaning and popped it on and I was immediately blown the fuck away by how loudly cut this record was. Amazing sounding. Bob Ludwig might be the greatest mastering engineer in the world, his work always delivers.

Does anyone else have a screwed up set of disk sides?
Vote on the notes if you do.
From the pics, mine look equally mixed up.

One of the greatest live recordings ever!!!! Frampton and Marriott feed off of each other so well!