Live Not Acknowledging Songs From Black Mountain Options

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I was reading the Live bio on the official site. It looks like they are not acknowledging Songs From Black Mountain as a Live album.

Here is the excerpt where it gets left out:

"Upon release, its 1997 follow-up Secret Samadhi immediately shot to #1 on the Billboard Top 200 and eventually went six-times platinum. However, on The Distance to Here in 1999, Live turned into an international powerhouse and jumped from arenas into stadiums all over the globe driven by the smash “The Dolphin’s Cry”. V and Birds of Pray followed, continuing to expand their legacy and satiate the rabid and faithful fan base that they had amassed over nearly two decades.

In 2008, the band initiated a hiatus, and Taylor, Gracey, and Dahlheimer founded The Gracious Few alongside Candlebox’s Kevin Martin and Sean Hennesy. The project’s self-titled debut would go on to enjoy critical acclaim as they became a live draw in their own right."


I've always viewed SFBM as Ed's first solo album because the band is on record that they had no input and basically showed up to play their parts. Sounds like the band might agree with that line of thought.