1973 US 2LP Gatefold Original, Pitman Press. Glossy Vinyl, Jacket Shows Some Shelf/Ring Wear. "The Cover Of Ten Years After's 1973 Album Recorded Live Depicts A Giant Reel-To-Reel Recorder, Which Certainly Captures The Era When This Double-LP Set Was Recorded. Approaching The End Of Their Run -- Only One More Album Would Come, 1974's Positive Vibrations -- Ten Years After Were Deep Into The Thick Of '70s Arena Rock, So Everything They Played On-Stage Wound Up Stretching Well Beyond The Five-Minute Mark, Sometimes Reaching Upward Of 11 Minutes. Everything On This Double-LP Places Improvisation Over Groove -- A Sentiment That Is Accentuated On The 2013 Expansion, Which Winds Up Running 21 Tracks Over Two Discs, Adding Bonus Outtakes To The Original Double-LP Set. The Best Parts Here Are The Improvisations, Particularly Alvin Lee's Long, Languid Guitar Solos, But This Album -- Either In Its Original Incarnation Or In Its Expansion -- Is A Distinctly '70s Creation: It's Unhurried And Indulgent, Reveling In Its Slow, Steady March To A Virtuosic, Never-Ending Guitar Solo." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine.