A classic-era Eagles concert featuring Don Felder and Joe Walsh. (Ebet Roberts \/ Redferns, Getty Images)<\/span><\/p> The differences can be notable, as when Henley brings out a brass section. Voices become a bit more oaken, lineups change. There’s a new sense of wisdom, too, as the decades go past. <\/p>\n That’s all part of what makes a live album so endlessly intriguing. They continue to document these triumphs well after the original studio recordings, each in their own place and time. Here’s our countdown of Eagles live albums, ranked worst to best:<\/p>\n Live albums tend to arrive at significant moments for the\u00a0Eagles. Here’s a look back:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Nick DeRiso<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Listen to Don Felder on the ‘UCR Podcast’<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\nEagles Live Albums Ranked Worst to Best<\/h2>\n