"Live: The Road Goes Ever On" is a live album by the American hard rock band Mountain, released in 1972. The album captures Mountain's energetic and powerful live performances, showcasing their raw and dynamic sound.
Recorded during the band's tour in support of their previous studio albums, "Live: The Road Goes Ever On" features blistering renditions of many of Mountain's most popular songs, including "Mississippi Queen," "Nantucket Sleighride," and "Theme from an Imaginary Western." The album also includes extended jam sessions and improvisational passages, highlighting the band's virtuosity as musicians.
The album received positive reviews from critics upon its release, with praise for its electrifying performances and Mountain's tight musical chemistry. "Live: The Road Goes Ever On" helped to solidify Mountain's reputation as one of the premier live acts of the early 1970s and remains a favorite among fans of classic hard rock music.
Despite its critical acclaim, "Live: The Road Goes Ever On" achieved only moderate commercial success, reaching the lower ranks of the charts in the United States. Nevertheless, the album continues to be celebrated for its high-octane energy and its status as a classic live rock recording.
