@@KellyKasia Yes he opened for the British are coming AKA The British Invasion, I was at the Day On The Green for this incredible lineup in August 1975 at the Oakland Coliseum. Gary Wright, Fleetwood Mac, Dave Mason, Peter Frampton and the headliner was Robin Trower. A show to remember.
I also saw Frampton at Winterland in San Francisco, June 1975 the day after I graduated High School. Brian Auger opened that night. Several songs were recorded that night for the infamous Frampton Comes Alive Album. That show was electrifying!!
Memories... you know that there is a live video of this concert...where I can see a 6 foot tall, 17 yr old blonde beauty in the first couple rows, she was just clapping ,dancing and whistling real loud.... I didn't know her at the time but... I married her about 6 yrs later! So, thanks ya'll for sharing another great reaction...thumbs up for reminding me... what a great live album, right?
Back in the day it was a federal law that everyone under 40 had to own this album. Well, I don't know that it was ACTUALLY a law, but it sure felt like it.
I owned it a few times over the years, but ya throw parties and sooner or later someone there feels they should own it more than you or borrow and forget to return. . .😳long gone now...not that it matters with the net now
I had this one and my brother had his copy. We were 20-something and related to every song!! I saw Frampton at a small venue in Seattle 25 yrs later and he was great!
I saw Peter Frampton in concert several years ago and he was absolutely amazing. The ladies in the audience were screaming like teenage girls, me included!
Lex is absolutely right about that feeling. It's a feeling that few can understand, because it was before cell phones or social media. It was record albums and 8 tracks. It was muscle cars and cruzing the strip. It was dancing every chance I got. I think I actually might have had grandmas flapjacks while looking out her kitchen window as Baby I love your way played on her radio, and I thought how lucky I was to be alive at that moment. You are blessed Lex. You react to songs the same way I did when I first heard them 50 years ago.
Lex just being all toooo damn adorable!!!! I never tire of her just going with the moment!!! She is just so joyful to me .. and the perfect add to Brad's stoic and thoughtful ways. Love these two!!!! Great song choice today. Loved it!!! Thanks guys!
Brad & Lex...Its difficult to explain how "HUGE" this album Comes Alive was in 1976. Mostly we all listened to the radio. You would be at a stop light and this song would be on and EVERYBODY in EVERY car would be singing this song. It was very Cool!!
Absolutely loved this album, wore it out and had to buy another,lol. Peter Frampton is an amazing writer, singer but well known for his guitar playing. Sadly he was over exposed by the industry. He's really a good human being, so I'm glad you like him, and plan to listen to the whole album. Thanks Brad and Lex
I totally relate to the way Lex describes her reactions to music videos. Pictures, memories, visions & feelings are what comes up when I hear 60s & 70s music. It takes me back to that era. It's like Lex has a time machine & she's been to the 60s & 70s a few times. It's not a complete mystery. She gets it.
You absolutely have to listen to the whole album; it contains the definitive versions of so many Frampton classics as well as the best ever cover version, IMHO, of Jumping Jack Flash 💙
Frampton caught lightning in a bottle with this album. Everyone had it. Everyone loved it. There's something on this album for everyone. He was never quite able to capture the magic of this album again, but he's still doing it, and he's still great. The industry kinda chewed him up and spit him out in the late 70s. I'm glad he didn't become jaded and just quit or fade into obscurity.
Over the years I've had Frampton Comes Alive on CD, cassette, 8 track and vinyl. I've seen him in live in the 70's, 80's, 90's and 00's. Same with a few others like Steve Miller, Boston, Allman Brothers and CCR.
You nailed it! It takes you back to the 70's and you can be in this generation and get the feeling and experience of what it was like. So cool! I'm 67 Rock On! Also love those love songs
My first concert was Peter Frampton Comes Alive tour. It hooked me! I loved going to concerts when I was young. Doobie Bros, Hall & Oates, Stix, Rush, Journey, John Melloncamp, Billy Joel, Aerosmith......good times!
Freshman year in high school - 1976 everyone had this album. Everyone! Another song from the album, "Do you feel like we do", competed with this song for top radio play on KMET out here in Los Angeles. This one actually takes me back.
This live album was a huge best seller in 1976 and for a year or two he was just about the biggest star in pop. This song was one of three big singles from the album, the others being Show Me the Way and Do You Feel Like I Do?, which is a rock anthem.
Saw him on a Saturday in Austin, day after my Sr. prom 1976...with Gary Dreamweaver Wright, 'merika, Carlos Santana...good times...Love Peter...I Wanna Go to the Sun...
Frampton really took off from the live album. Many people hadn't even heard the studio albums that preceded it. Frampton Comes Alive! was a huge phenomena. Lex had the same reaction many of us had when first hearing this.
He has a great love song ballad called “I’m in you” that I’ve always loved- would love for y’all to react to it-🙂❤️❤️✨ I actually had Cracker Barrel for supper last night! Had a pancakes craving. 😋
Was born in 1982, my childhood consisted of my mom making my brother and I sing songs like this while they played on the radio and we rode in the backseat. So many great memories. Literally the music of my childhood
So glad you checked this out. Such a romantic song. ❤ This is by far the best version of this song, IMO. P.S. There are some other great songs on this album, including Lines on My Face and Do You Feel Like We Do. Both bangers!
1976, the year of the Phenomenal Double and Triple live Albums....Bob Seger, Peter Frampton, Kiss and Paul McCartney & Wings Over America....Lucky to be a 12 year old kid and have the childhood of music and concerts I got to see....
Love this little hippie girl, Brad you are very luck man to have that free spirit. I like how she thinks, she gets this picture of what she wants it to be and how in her mind she sees the light and the setting as she is watching the morning or evening. It evening because of the fireflies that he sees.
Brings back vivid memories of skating at the roller rink as a 12-year-old in 1976. "Frampton Comes Alive" was a MASSIVE, inescapable presence in the music world at the time. Aaaahhhhhh.....precious memories...!! 😃
YES YES YES!!! Entire Album!! You don't even have to react, just Hear It! It will be with You and Yours forever...I was 21 when this came out, was magical time, I was blessed to see his 25th anniversary tour for this album at the St Augustine amphitheater a few years ago, sounded just like the album and crowd was So into it!!! Great react, as usual!
The BEST live album ever!!!! I saw this tour. Frampton Comes Alive was unbelievable. Won't say that his posters were all over my ceiling! He is a very under rated guitarist. Lex~we could have concert sisters for sure. He was my jam!!!!
Such a classic song, with a romantic vibe. It's been covered a lot, and back when I was in high school, around 1989, a pop group called Will To Power had a huge hit with their cover version. It's worth a listen as well.
I used to sing this to my girlfriend in the back seat of my dad's Peugeot - as the 8-track played softly. When the tape was over - it was time to take her home. Such a good memory.
Hey Brad and Lex!! I've had so much enjoyment watching the two of you experience the joy of the music that is the soundtrack of my life. The time has flown by and I'll miss what has become a source of great joy to me. I wish only joy, happiness and good health to you both and Jack. Be well and I'm hopeful that someday you'll return! Much love from SETX!!✌️ ☮️ ❤️
Brings back a LOT of memories, cruising or the skating rink, even on the school bus. As others have mentioned, the entire album is a must to listen to. In the movie "Wayne's World" it was referred to saying it was issued in the suburbs.
After he left Humble Pie (I Don't Need No Doctor and Stone Cold Fever) Frampton did this live album which remained the top-selling Live Album until Michael Jackson's Live Album (almost 30 yrs later). What a great album and I hope Lex gets her chance to listen to it over and over (maybe after she has breakfast)
One of the best live albums of all time. Great from beginning to end. When this came out it, it took over. In much the same way that Kiss Alive did. So glad this was the music of my childhood. I was 10 when this came out.
Man I love this song , as a young girl , had such a crush on him all my friends did and this song made me swoon, its so soft and romantic and dreamy . I Love the sound and the music and the whole feel of the song, innocent times of just wanting love and romance there is a cover song by Will To Power , oh and you had to own this album or you just werent cool , yes Lex it existed and yes I was raised on farm and sunny days and fun time
So don't ... hesiTAY-ee-ate! Lol. It's great to see you guys in your new studio setup after watching that short about the renovations and the rearrangements.
Lex, feeling like she lived in these old time in her head, is so freaking awesome!
Yeah she was on fire. Can't wait for the Frampton reactions to come.
I think she would like Dream Weaver, by Gary Wright.
@@ub2bn gary wright was on tour as the opening act for peter frampton on this live tour
@@KellyKasia Yes he opened for the British are coming AKA The British Invasion, I was at the Day On The Green for this incredible lineup in August 1975 at the Oakland Coliseum. Gary Wright, Fleetwood Mac, Dave Mason, Peter Frampton and the headliner was Robin Trower. A show to remember.
I also saw Frampton at Winterland in San Francisco, June 1975 the day after I graduated High School. Brian Auger opened that night. Several songs were recorded that night for the infamous Frampton Comes Alive Album. That show was electrifying!!
Frampton Comes Alive is one of the best selling live albums of all time. What a great musician he is. Still going strong too.
He did his farewell tour a few years ago… :-(
at least I got to see him live
This entire album is fantastic. It’s a great album to chill to.
Yep, my music, my time. Great LP.
I remember driving around in my dodge van, with the windows down, with it on full blast.
@@ub2bn 8 track, even.
Yeah. Truly amazing, considering it was a double album. :)
Loves me some frampton
Memories... you know that there is a live video of this concert...where I can see a 6 foot tall, 17 yr old blonde beauty in the first couple rows, she was just clapping ,dancing and whistling real loud.... I didn't know her at the time but... I married her about 6 yrs later! So, thanks ya'll for sharing another great reaction...thumbs up for reminding me... what a great live album, right?
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Ha ha too funny GT, You must be from the great Bay Area. I too was at that show at the Coliseum. Full of beautiful California girls.
This was...ah, God...there is music and there is art. This is art.
Back in the day it was a federal law that everyone under 40 had to own this album. Well, I don't know that it was ACTUALLY a law, but it sure felt like it.
Yes it was a law, just dont ask me to find the paperwork
I had this album and ended it up giving it away to a friend in the early 80,s ..still to this day I don't know why I did that 🤔
I owned it a few times over the years, but ya throw parties and sooner or later someone there feels they should own it more than you or borrow and forget to return. . .😳long gone now...not that it matters with the net now
I had this one and my brother had his copy. We were 20-something and related to every song!! I saw Frampton at a small venue in Seattle 25 yrs later and he was great!
Had the 8-track
I saw Peter Frampton in concert several years ago and he was absolutely amazing. The ladies in the audience were screaming like teenage girls, me included!
Right, I've been to many concerts but I have to say Mr. Peter Frampton's was by far the best💫
He did a small AXS TV special recently. Enjoyed it still. 🙂
I saw him a few years ago. He opened for Steve Miller! Great night and yes, my wife was QUITE impressed!😎
I’ve seen Frampton 5 different times in concert back in the early days and later days he never disappoints amazing live
Yes! Lex, listening to a whole album is the way we did it when they were making the albums back in the day. Bravo again.
EVERYBODY owned this album back in the 70s. It cut across different musical types from day one.
It’s was mailed to you with samples of Tide
I had it on 8-track...lol
Every TRUE rocker has this album in their collection. It's Iconic.
Lex is absolutely right about that feeling. It's a feeling that few can understand, because it was before cell phones or social media. It was record albums and 8 tracks. It was muscle cars and cruzing the strip. It was dancing every chance I got. I think I actually might have had grandmas flapjacks while looking out her kitchen window as Baby I love your way played on her radio, and I thought how lucky I was to be alive at that moment. You are blessed Lex. You react to songs the same way I did when I first heard them 50 years ago.
Spectacular talent. Not many sound perfect live; he does.
I love Lex's Imagination and Joy of Discovery! Brad and Lex will be Great Parents, a Strong Father and a Joyful Mother!
Lex just being all toooo damn adorable!!!! I never tire of her just going with the moment!!! She is just so joyful to me .. and the perfect add to Brad's stoic and thoughtful ways. Love these two!!!! Great song choice today. Loved it!!! Thanks guys!
Brad & Lex...Its difficult to explain how "HUGE" this album Comes Alive was in 1976. Mostly we all listened to the radio. You would be at a stop light and this song would be on and EVERYBODY in EVERY car would be singing this song. It was very Cool!!
Absolutely loved this album, wore it out and had to buy another,lol. Peter Frampton is an amazing writer, singer but well known for his guitar playing. Sadly he was over exposed by the industry. He's really a good human being, so I'm glad you like him, and plan to listen to the whole album. Thanks Brad and Lex
Great bass lines. 🎵🎶🎵
A must have classic album on par with dark side of the moon. Every track on Frampton comes alive is a gem.
I totally relate to the way Lex describes her reactions to music videos. Pictures, memories, visions & feelings are what comes up when I hear 60s & 70s music. It takes me back to that era. It's like Lex has a time machine & she's been to the 60s & 70s a few times. It's not a complete mystery. She gets it.
The complexity, honesty, irrelevancy, and brilliancy of Lex's breakdowns are beautiful....amazing.
I always love how Lex gets caught up in a lot of music from back in the day. Our music was the best hands down ♥️
You absolutely have to listen to the whole album; it contains the definitive versions of so many Frampton classics as well as the best ever cover version, IMHO, of Jumping Jack Flash 💙
I love how Lex describes music. Brad, you are down to earth with your descriptions. A perfect match.
Love Peter Frampton. He was so popular back in the day.
Lex is glowing. Beautiful woman that she is.❤
For real.
The look on Brad's face when Lex is doing her explaining how a song makes her feel. So funny, and I love it!
I always come away from Brad and Lex with a big smile, a happy heart and everything is right in the world 💜
This whole album is a happy feel good listen. One of the best live album's of all time
One of my favs from my youth still with my girl from then 43 years now 💕
I just love Peter Frampton! 1976 Frampton Comes Alive is still my favorite album .
Beautiful!! Hope everything is going well for you guys ❤️❤️
Huge 70’s album! This song was taped from a concert at the State University of NY at Plattsburgh.
Such a great song, and I’m glad you guys got a chance to listen to this, as always peace, love, joy, and hope to you and yours
One of my top ten songs! I saw him in concert in '80. Wow! He was fantastic! Love ❤️ Peter!
Frampton caught lightning in a bottle with this album. Everyone had it. Everyone loved it. There's something on this album for everyone. He was never quite able to capture the magic of this album again, but he's still doing it, and he's still great. The industry kinda chewed him up and spit him out in the late 70s. I'm glad he didn't become jaded and just quit or fade into obscurity.
You're not gonna believe this, but back in 1976 even my mom allowed this album to be played. That's how awesome this album is ! I was 14.
A very under rated artist. Love his music! Great reaction!
Ahhh, that takes me way back to my younger years. Frampton definitely makes you chill. Great music.
This was my very first album, I still have it 🤘♥️
me too.
Me too Pam. Always great!!
Me too!
He was my first crush (5th grade 😁)....oh teen beat had such great posters 😘
My first one also. I wore that thing out till it skipped on my record player.
A great Peter Framton Song. Frampton is telling his girl that he loves everything about her and wants to be with her day and night.
Over the years I've had Frampton Comes Alive on CD, cassette, 8 track and vinyl. I've seen him in live in the 70's, 80's, 90's and 00's. Same with a few others like Steve Miller, Boston, Allman Brothers and CCR.
Definitely listen to the whole album. Greatest live album ever.
i saw this concert when they came to Vancouver, Canada. the whole album is great
You nailed it! It takes you back to the 70's and you can be in this generation and get the feeling and experience of what it was like. So cool! I'm 67 Rock On! Also love those love songs
Brad & Lex, for your 4th Frampton song, you’ll love his "I'm in You"!!
Love that song! Especially the 1977 Oakland Colosseum performance
Don't do it.
My first concert was Peter Frampton Comes Alive tour. It hooked me! I loved going to concerts when I was young. Doobie Bros, Hall & Oates, Stix, Rush, Journey, John Melloncamp, Billy Joel, Aerosmith......good times!
Frampton went from an awesome rock band Humble Pie to super stardom with this album..God bless your soon to be little one guys. Cheers 🥂
the word for us older folks is... nostalgia... but if you love the guitar this album is for you
Freshman year in high school - 1976 everyone had this album. Everyone! Another song from the album, "Do you feel like we do", competed with this song for top radio play on KMET out here in Los Angeles. This one actually takes me back.
Saw Frampton at the Fabulous Fox Theater in St. Louis about ten years ago during his "Frampton Comes Alive 35 Tour." He was fantastic.
This live album was a huge best seller in 1976 and for a year or two he was just about the biggest star in pop. This song was one of three big singles from the album, the others being Show Me the Way and Do You Feel Like I Do?, which is a rock anthem.
Owning this album was a requirement 😊 in junior high in ‘76. Not a bad song on the album Drop the needle anywhere album.
Summer between jr. high and high school for me. This album was everywhere, all the time. Soundtrack of the summer. Still takes me right back.
I can imagine young kids asking “What’s a needle?”….. Heck, “What’s an album???!!!”… LOL .. The 70’s was a great time to be alive….
One of the greatest (if not the greatest) selling live albums.
Don't forget, Frampton was in Humble Pie, they also had a massive live album.
Performance Rockin' the Fillmore. May 28-29, 1971.
Saw him on a Saturday in Austin, day after my Sr. prom 1976...with Gary Dreamweaver Wright, 'merika, Carlos Santana...good times...Love Peter...I Wanna Go to the Sun...
Frampton really took off from the live album. Many people hadn't even heard the studio albums that preceded it. Frampton Comes Alive! was a huge phenomena. Lex had the same reaction many of us had when first hearing this.
Glad you are still doing reviews Brad and Lex. Thank you for listening "(You're) Having My Baby."
Listening to the whole album is a great idea. Everyone had this album back in the day, and with good reason - it's just so good.
Everyone in high school had this album/CD. A monster.
Lex is a full on hippy soul. 🤗
He has a great love song ballad called “I’m in you” that I’ve always loved- would love for y’all to react to it-🙂❤️❤️✨
I actually had Cracker Barrel for supper last night! Had a pancakes craving. 😋
Never gets old.. on the radio my whole young life.. 79’s..😎
Yes! An absolute must. Listen to the entire album 👍
He wrote this song, "Show Me The Way" and "Do You Feel Like I Do" all within a couple of days - In interviews he said , "That was a great day"!
Was born in 1982, my childhood consisted of my mom making my brother and I sing songs like this while they played on the radio and we rode in the backseat. So many great memories. Literally the music of my childhood
I spent my teenage summers at the beach (Indian Rocks mostly) and this song reminds me of those days!
So glad you checked this out. Such a romantic song. ❤ This is by far the best version of this song, IMO.
P.S. There are some other great songs on this album, including Lines on My Face and Do You Feel Like We Do. Both bangers!
Frampton, ohh yeesss! Breakfast after date night haha, that cracks me up
The whole album is great!
In 1976 this album was everywhere, saw him in concert a few years ago , less hair but the sound is still great.
1976, the year of the Phenomenal Double and Triple live Albums....Bob Seger, Peter Frampton, Kiss and Paul McCartney & Wings Over America....Lucky to be a 12 year old kid and have the childhood of music and concerts I got to see....
Best live album of all time. Frampton comes alive.
That F9 chord is everything. Just a dream.
From 1975. I remember when it was released, such a nice, chill vibe. Frampton is so cool!
Love this little hippie girl, Brad you are very luck man to have that free spirit. I like how she thinks, she gets this picture of what she wants it to be and how in her mind she sees the light and the setting as she is watching the morning or evening. It evening because of the fireflies that he sees.
Big Mountain did a slow Reggae style version in the 90’s. Similar vibe. Might have been in a commercial. You guys are a great review team.
Brings back vivid memories of skating at the roller rink as a 12-year-old in 1976. "Frampton Comes Alive" was a MASSIVE, inescapable presence in the music world at the time. Aaaahhhhhh.....precious memories...!! 😃
The local crowds combined with the search for freedom and natural love was magic.
YES YES YES!!! Entire Album!! You don't even have to react, just Hear It! It will be with You and Yours forever...I was 21 when this came out, was magical time, I was blessed to see his 25th anniversary tour for this album at the St Augustine amphitheater a few years ago, sounded just like the album and crowd was So into it!!! Great react, as usual!
Hey Brad, you look mesmerized, and rocking back and forth. Like a high school kid slow dancing with his first date at the Homecoming dance.
The BEST live album ever!!!! I saw this tour. Frampton Comes Alive was unbelievable. Won't say that his posters were all over my ceiling! He is a very under rated guitarist. Lex~we could have concert sisters for sure. He was my jam!!!!
Such a classic song, with a romantic vibe. It's been covered a lot, and back when I was in high school, around 1989, a pop group called Will To Power had a huge hit with their cover version. It's worth a listen as well.
I used to sing this to my girlfriend in the back seat of my dad's Peugeot - as the 8-track played softly. When the tape was over - it was time to take her home. Such a good memory.
A lifetime ago fell in love to this song...
I sometimes think Lex is from another planet but that's why I love her!!
No, I think Lex just knows how to feel the old school music.
Hey Brad and Lex!! I've had so much enjoyment watching the two of you experience the joy of the music that is the soundtrack of my life. The time has flown by and I'll miss what has become a source of great joy to me. I wish only joy, happiness and good health to you both and Jack. Be well and I'm hopeful that someday you'll return! Much love from SETX!!✌️ ☮️ ❤️
Such a joy watching Lex enjoy this love song from my teenage years!
Brings back a LOT of memories, cruising or the skating rink, even on the school bus. As others have mentioned, the entire album is a must to listen to. In the movie "Wayne's World" it was referred to saying it was issued in the suburbs.
After he left Humble Pie (I Don't Need No Doctor and Stone Cold Fever) Frampton did this live album which remained the top-selling Live Album until Michael Jackson's Live Album (almost 30 yrs later). What a great album and I hope Lex gets her chance to listen to it over and over (maybe after she has breakfast)
For what it's worth, I love the track Lines on my Face . One of the songs 🎵 I learnt when I started playing the guitar 🎸
One of the best live albums of all time. Great from beginning to end. When this came out it, it took over. In much the same way that Kiss Alive did. So glad this was the music of my childhood. I was 10 when this came out.
Such a great song!!
Man I love this song , as a young girl , had such a crush on him all my friends did and this song made me swoon, its so soft and romantic and dreamy . I Love the sound and the music and the whole feel of the song, innocent times of just wanting love and romance there is a cover song by Will To Power , oh and you had to own this album or you just werent cool , yes Lex it existed and yes I was raised on farm and sunny days and fun time
wish we could turn back the clock to the 70's and 80's. no time was ever better.
Wife here...,Truly Amazing piece of American Pop Music..Nice song!
So don't ... hesiTAY-ee-ate! Lol.
It's great to see you guys in your new studio setup after watching that short about the renovations and the rearrangements.
A great album and artist .
Love this and him, thank you for reacting. He's still going strong💖
I had this album, Everyone had this album. My sis and her friends were all in love with him.
60 to 90 the best time in music history feels like come back to old forgoten home
You won't be disappointed after listening to the whole album. One of the best live albums ever!