Rating: (sound) 9 (performance) 10
Runnng Time: @ 120 min.

Setlist:
1. Heaven And Hell (J. Entwistle)
2. I Can't Explain
3. Fortune Teller (N. Neville)
4. Tattoo
7. Young Man Blues (M. Allison)
8. Substitute
7. Happy Jack
8. I'm A Boy
9. A Quick One, While He's Away
10. Overture
11. It's A Boy
12. 1921
13. Amazing Journey
14. Sparks
15. Eyesight To The Blind (S. Williamson)
16. Christmas
17. The Acid Queen
18. Pinball Wizard
19. Do You Think It's Alright?
20. Fiddle About (J. Entwistle)
21. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
22. There's A Doctor
23. Go To The Mirror!
24. Miracle Cure
25. Sally Simpson
26. I'm Free
27. Tommy's Holiday Camp (K. Moon)
28. We're Not Gonna Take It!
29. Summertime Blues (E. Cochran/J. Capehart)
30. Shakin' All Over/Spoonful (J. Kidd; W. Dixon)
31. My Generation
22. Magic Bus

Notes: A complete recording of the show which produced the Who's legendary album Live At Leeds. This recording is unedited, featuring not only all of the Tommy songs left off of the remastered CD, but also more material that was shaved off of the officially released songs. ("Shakin' All Over" for instance, includes the medley version of "Spoonful" which was cut out of the official version). No studio effects here, like the additional echo and the backwards guitar at the start of "Magic Bus" which Townhend added for the album. There is a slight tape-speed problem during the middle portion of Tommy, but nothing major. A terrific bootleg of a legendary concert. Studying this recording in contrast to the official album is quite revealing.

Rating:(sound) 7-9 (performance) 10
Running Time: @ 60 min.

Setlist:
1. Heaven And Hell (J. Entwistle)
2. I Can't Explain
3. Water
4. Christmas (beginning cut)
5. The Acid Queen
6. Pinball Wizard
7. Do You Think It's Alright?
8. Fiddle About
9. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
10. There's A Doctor
11. Go To The Mirror!
12. Smash The Mirror
13. Miracle Cure
14. I'm Free
15. Tommy's Holiday Camp (K. Moon)
16. We're Not Gonna Take It!
17. My Generation

Notes: A great concert, parts of which can be seen in the home video release Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B Live ("Heaven And Hell," "I Can't Explain," and "Water"). The sound rating varies from 7 to 9 on my scale, because the recording starts out very roughly, with some very noticeable dropouts between numbers. This problem clears up after the first ten minutes and the rest of the show is very clear and enjoyable. A typical awesome 1970 performance, featuring the bulk of Tommy. Unfortunately, about ten songs (roughly a third of the show) is unavailable.