Recorded music has the acoustics of two rooms.  Strongly amplified live music actually tends to have a lot more problems than studio music because you have the mics also picking up the PA and the environment and the sound intended for other mics.  Of course, that does not hold for electric guitars and other instruments amplified without microphones.

Unplugged music is rather direct and clear.  Recorded music only picks up the sound at a number of defined points and gets mixed to two channels usually.  A lot of spatial information gets lost in that way.

That's one reason that Hammond organs have been semi-popular: the rotating Leslie speakers used with them create a great spacy sound in concert, but the effect is practically not recordable in a manner reproducing its character well.  Neither for replay of recordings, nor for remitting over a big powerful PA.

How can I tell when music is live and not recorded?
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