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Woah! That was quite the ride! Great energy and I just love how well the live sound is captured in this recording.
Live, Thee Oh Sees bury Dwyer behind walls; Recording, the same decision is made about banter as for mix. So the record becomes an exhibit of how the band's thinking: A little loose, very much with fingers. They're deep deep deep in the groove, surface weirded a little more than a studio record allows.
Above average garage-y West Coast rock and roll from a band I hadn't listened to before. Though not universally true by any means, I feel like live rock tends to be a blunter instrument, and I may check out how the studio product compares. No complaints anyway, it was a good workout jam.
This is some extremely hard rocking..and as you know..I am here for it. Great length for a live album also
Fun energetic punky concert. The kind of concert that justifies its existence from the raw energy that is not repeatable in a studio.
Wow, this was energetic! Just another example of how good live albums are when they're good. I knew the band but not this album. As a big fan of classic live albums, I consider this filling a void. Thank you for that
6/10. Yeah, guess I liked this
An interesting choice, although I'm not sure that is too unique compared to a lot of similar acts on the list and choosing a live album specifically is a weird one.
Thee Oh Sees are so prolific and consistent sound-wise that it's hard to pick their best album, so a live set serves to represent their discography well. They have some prog/psych/noise tendencies that separate them from more run-of-the-mill garage rock.
This rocks hard. I like it. 4 stars.