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"These days, live albums are often just a means to cash in one last time on a highly successful tour. Back in the Seventies, however, a live album was a great way to create a superstar. Acts as diverse as Cheap Trick, Kiss and Peter Frampton were all stuck at one level in their career before a monster live album forever changed their lives. Sure, sometimes they were doctored a bit in the studio, but few people cared. Songs like &amp;quot;I Want You To Want Me&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Show Me the Way&amp;quot; popped on a concert stage in a way they never could have in a sterile recording studio. Last week, we asked our readers to vote on their favorite live albums of all time. Click through to see the results.&amp;#xA0;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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