Sounds like Radiohead had a kid with Arctic Monkeys. Most songs are very similar to each other.

It's alright, kinda sounds like that era of David Bowie, for a reason. I'd give it 2.5 if I could.

Wasn't familiar with the non-hit tracks, but they're quirky in a good way.

Dirty blues done right. Sometimes sounds over-polished but it feels like an egg in a well buttered pan.

Not a fan of live albums. The sax solos are pretty tasty which saves it from a 1.

The hits are great of course, but the rest of the tracks are not amazing. Also quite the wtf moment with old men talking in the middle of the album.

Very much Coldplay at home.

Every track is a banger, no fillers. Only Rust In Peace comes close in terms of trash greatness.

Not a fan of live albums, but Cash has a way to deliver that makes this at least listenable.

Decent album, not my favorite Supertramp.

It's Hendrix, is there more to be said? Even the "filler" tracks are filled with tasty guitar sounds.

Aggressively average mid 70's rock. If this album was a color, it would be beige.

Never judge a book by its cover, they say. It's the case here, this is a surprising album, toeing between vanilla rock and proggy bits.