Best live album ever. Period.

I saw Seger in 1996 in Charleston,WV. and all I can say is I hope he comes back,it was the greatest concert I have ever seen. I had been listening to him for 20yrs. and to finally here "Night Moves" and "Hollywood Nigts"along with all his other great tunes live gave me a chill. He is by far the greatest singer/songwriter ever. The music world needs him back DESPERATELY! Just like he said in "Old Time Rock N Roll" "Todays music ain't got the same soul" he's right,it ain't. Please Bob,make another record and come back to Charleston,I may be up in the wheel chair seats but I'll be there.

Remaster Issues???

First off let me say that I LOVE this recording! For 28 years I have just dug this thing to death ... its real rock and roll ... but I have to agree with "doublehighc" (below) that there is something strange about this remastering. Yes, it is clearer, but there is an odd sometimes unsettling quality to it that pops up now and then.



Note this particular version (one of those mini LP things ... no plastic case) came out October 5, 1999 and that there was another remaster of Live Bullet released on December 7, 1999. Perhaps that was a correction? There are no negative comments concerning remastering under the 12-7 release?



Regardless, I highly recommend this album ... even with the mastering quirk this thing kick booty!

The DEFINITIVE live concert experience!

Imagine getting off work, jump in the Road Runner with your buds (both figurative and literal) Southbound I-75 to Cobo...
You've got to push it cause you worked till 6:00!

Park and walk toward Cobo, the crowd growing larger and larger with every step you take. You pass thru the ticket gate and enter the smoke-drenched outer arena. Stand in line for beer, walk around scoping out the babes.

The crowd begins filing into the inner arena...
the lights go out, see the shadows moving into place up on the stage, the band tunes up, the spotlight on the emcee introducing the band, stage lights come on...everyone is in place.
You are you are about to witness a performance that will DEFINE the term "concert experience" for decades to come!
The opening guitar chords, the percussion and bass line kicks in... the arena came alive...it was breathing, pulsating, crushing

Close your eyes and listen to the opening ~15 seconds of Nutbush City Limits and you will be transported back in time.