bdp, i like "live at leeds"--heavyhandedness and all--maybe there should be a different standard for live records, since if they mimic the restraint and/or precision of the studio records (as too many do) live albums wouldn't have a reason to exist. i agree that the guess who's "shakin" eviscerates the who's, but "i'm a boy" and "heaven and hell" are great and overall it's raw, as opposed to ponderous and overdone, like the later studio stuff.
as for "i'm on fire," fantastic song with that incredible five-second guitar solo. "sincerely" on the same record is equally transcendant. moving back to the "overlooked lp" theme, you might check out his third, post phil seymour lp, "twilley," which has some great, lavishly produced pop songs. sadly, not on spotify.
as for "i'm on fire," fantastic song with that incredible five-second guitar solo. "sincerely" on the same record is equally transcendant. moving back to the "overlooked lp" theme, you might check out his third, post phil seymour lp, "twilley," which has some great, lavishly produced pop songs. sadly, not on spotify.