Cough, cough….
And I have an original copy on vinyl, I cleaned it just a few weeks ago. I think I’ll pull it out tonight.
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Derek & Clive live. Ah schoolboy memories - I don’t think it could happen these days 
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There were lots of absolute shockers in 1976, no wonder punk happened and as someone earlier said, thank God for the Sex Pistols
It can happen these days. Myself and a friend got tucked into a bottle of single malt last night listening to it 
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The three that I’ve had;
- A Day at the Races
- The Song Remains The Same
- Derek and Clive Live
DG…
Listening to it yes, I did so not so long ago for a bit of nostalgia, but making it? and then it selling so well as to make the album charts, I don’t think so.
My school friend is a well known orchestral musician. His father inexplicably introduced us to Derek and Clive.
Try reading back three posts……got it on LP and on CD. A classic live album.
Ok…….and the LP?
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Provocative……
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Accurate 
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Pretty tame compared to ‘Ad Nauseum’. Revolting cover art !
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Yes, horrible…
We still have 10 near mint vinyl LP albums from the OP’s TOP 30 list from 1976.
If we only owned 10 albums, that might be a bit disappointing in 2024…
It’s an omelette in a bag…
In 1976, The Scorpions’ Virgin Killer cover was truly horrible.
That tends to suggest they haven’t been played an awful lot, so perhaps never your most popular albums!?
Plus a set of false teeth if my memory is correct !
In keeping with the demographic of the Forum, then. Derek & Clive were prescient 
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