Great but flawed

All three of the Jefferson Airplane's live Cds are great, if flawed albums. I personally like this one the best because of it's almost punk like intensity. Despite a few bad notes instrumentally and vocally (remember that at this time monitors were either really bad or more often non existant) this performance literally jumps out of your speakers. The roar of the Jefferson Airplane indeed! Like many bands of this time period they were prone to the occasionally bad night (their performance at the Sacramento Pop Festival in 1968 was godawful) but this wasn't one of them. If you love the Jefferson Airplane by all means get this one. If you liked the Jefferson Starship better Fillmore East probaby wouldn't be one of your favorites.

A disappointment

This album is disappointing for a band of this caliber. The production values are sub-par and vary per track as to whether or not you can actually hear Jorma's lead guitar. The band also sounds a little loose and unfocused on some of the tracks as well. Go to "Bless It's Little Pointed Head" or the live stuff on the box set "Jefferson Airplane Loves You" if you want to hear what this band could really do live. Frankly, I am surprised the band (assuming they had any control over it) allowed this to be released. For die hard fans only.

Almost unlistenable

I saw them at the Fillmore E. twice. I loved their albums. Bless Its Pointed etc. incredibly exciting. This album I had to take off the CD player. Not singing but caterwauling, the musicians are non-musical as well. A total embarrassment. They should never have released it.