Remember the 70s? Let's revisit an album that defined the era— Released in 1976, was a gamechanger. Peter Frampton, armed with his iconic 1954 Gibson Les Paul, captured live magic across three venues. We’re talking Winterland Ballroom, SUNY Plattsburgh, and Long Island Arena. This album wasn’t just a concert; it was an experience. From Show Me the Way to Do You Feel Like We Do, Frampton’s live versions turned the songs we knew into epic anthems. The audience’s energy? Electric! With minimal post-production, the raw, propulsive feel of the live performances shone through. Critics hailed it as possibly the best live LP ever. And the sales? A whopping 8x Platinum in the US! wasn't just an album; it was a cultural phenomenon that cemented Frampton’s rock god status. It blends pop, ballads, and arena rock, making it a must-listen for any rock enthusiast. It reached number one on the Billboard 200 the week ending 10 April 1976, spending a total of 10 nonconsecutive weeks in the top spot through October. So, dust off that vinyl or queue up the digital version. Celebrate the album that still makes us feel alive! Subscribe to minddogTV for more classic music shorts, and Check out Coffee with the Dog, weekdays at 9 A M eastern on minddogTV. Leave us a comment below about Frampton Comes Alive