Signals From Mars – January 21, 2022 - Live Albums Discussion

Signals From Mars – January 21, 2022 - Live Albums Discussion

TOP LIVE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME AS PER MY PATRONS

During this week's episode of the Signals From Mars Live Stream,

my Patrons join the show to discuss their favorite live albums of all time.

Overall they voted on 93 albums. They submitted their top 10 live albums of all time to me and based on where each album landed or their list it was assigned a specific amount of points.

During this episode, we count down the top 15 albums that were selected, focusing on the top 10 picks. I did count down albums 93 through 16 on my Fireside show. You can check that out here.

Do you agree with the list? Did your favorites make the countdown?

This episode of the Signals From Mars was originally recorded on January 21t, 2022. The audio version of this episode is Mars Attacks Podcast 259. You can find the audio version here.

Join us live for Signals From Mars. Ask questions, talk to others, partake!

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https://youtu.be/pKZXn4n0Pm4

You can check out the audio version of this episode of Signals From Mars here.

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