
Controversial yet worthwhile album - nice variations
Review created: 11/30/05(updated 12/11/08)
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Jon Carin's producing of this album has copped a lot of flak, as has Pete's vocals and supposedly erratic guitar work. But this doesn't mean it's not got its good points. This is a one-off - a benefit concert in Chicago, and the result is unusually strong, considering what he was setting out to do (which must have included not scaring too many people in the audience!). I like the relative simplicity of certain tracks, and his newer post-Who material is probably better than anything on the album. It's a double album but there's not much on the 2nd CD as I recall. But it really is worth listening to, if you aren't too much of a died-in-the-wool 60s Who fan (and perhaps even if, like me, you are). Contains goodish liner notes - nice production as you would expect.
Review ID: 10000000000082349

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