Show Notes
In this episode of the Middle Aged Dad Record Club, Matthew and Ash explore what makes live music unforgettable. From the gigs they wish they’d seen to the concerts that still live rent-free in their memories. They also debate whether a live album can capture the energy of the room, or whether some shows only make sense when you were there.
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