>band has only live releases
Band has only live releases
>debut album is a live album
>random live track in the middle of a studio album
>band inserts crowd noises into the tracks to make it sound like a live album
Ringo's All Starr Band
>random studio track in the middle of a live album
band's only popular album is a live album
Snarky Puppy?
That one's actually not too shameful
>band's entire discography is remixes (made by other people)
>live album is actually a studio album
Is this a bad thing? I was planning on doing this cuz it seemed to be the purist way to introduce ourselves.
>studio album
>album ends with applause
>More live albums then studio albums
The Fall BTW look at there spotify discography
>see band live
>"this one's off our new album"
but i came here for live music
>band lied and said their live releases were recorded 20 years earlier than they actually were and normies believe them and hail them revolutionary
1990 makes it work
>band's only releases are bootlegs
>live album is just stage banter with no music
>band's entire discography is studio chatter with none of the actual music
>they've never played any live shows either
>band releases remasters that contain 40 different demos of the same song