I don't think so . I feel like maybe there are some artists who are great live who've never captured it well on record example , would probably be The Grateful Dead is a good example of a band where I feel like their albums are not their strong point . But there , if you hear live recordings , they're really interesting and really different from each other .
Like I'm I shazam a lot . You know , when , when I hear something I like , have you ever encountered music that really works well live but just does not work in a recording or that is that much better live . But the recording is sort of me , you don't have to name that .
I feel like maybe there are some artists who are great live who've never captured it well on record example , would probably be The Grateful Dead is a good example of a band where I feel like their albums are not their strong point . But there , if you hear live recordings , they're really interesting and really different from each other . And that's kind of part of what makes The Grateful Dead interesting is their unpredictability .
I feel like that's kind of what the Dead do live . They'll play songs in different ways . Um , and again , I don't know very much about the dead end .
I never listened to the Dead but probably because I heard songs on their albums and thought this doesn't really speak to me , but I think that the albums don't really reflect what's special about them . I think a lot of their shows were recorded , right ? Or videotaped by , by fans which they um supported , they supported that everybody come , everybody tape everybody , you know , trade tapes .
