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Secret Samadhi

by: Live

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Binding: Audio CD
Brand: LIVE
EAN: 0008811159023
Label: Mca
Manufacturer: Mca
MPN: 008811159023
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Mca
Release Date: February 18, 1997
Studio: Mca

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- Live's Best Album
Throwing copper is great but there are a few songs that i could live without. This disc however is the complete package. You can listen to this from start to finish and love every song.

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- A Different LIVE
I bought this based on the success of the first two CD's. It is a darker, perhaps introspective CD. Not my favorite release, but LIVE still interests me. These guys can play some music!

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- secret ROCKS!!!
i feel this disk was the BEST of all their works!!! LIVE is an awesome band and secret tops throwing copper and rocks out with soul searching authenticity!!! the *story* on this disk tells truth and brings a connectivity to all who listen to it~~~ it is a defining moment of our own humanity and our own acknowledgement of our understanding of our human experiences~~~ reflection reflection reflection~~~

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- A masterpiece!
This album, the third release from York, PA's LIVE, is a rare musical masterpiece. At first listen the album may be hard to swallow, but several listening sessions later, you'll want to keep it in your CD player for six straight months. No kidding. It's that good. The record's twelve tracks combine into a cohesive whole to evoke a mood that almost feels corporeal. True, the mood is decidedly dark and slightly gloomy, but the album never makes you feel depressed. Instead, it fills you with ... Read More

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- What a find!
I loved a couple songs off of Live's first album, and was then completely blown away by Throwing Copper. Unfortunately TC was SUCH a big success, that nowadays, I can't really listen to Selling The Drama, Lightning Crashes and All Over You, since the unrelenting radio-play pretty much ruined these songs for me. But I still love jamming out to I Alone, Iris, Dam at Otter Creek and (the highlight of the album IMHO) White Discussion.

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