Reviews by koinusquirrel

I'm surprised by how boring I found the album. Everything just ran together; there was nothing that stood out. It wasn't awful, but I've heard better elevator music.

This album brings back listening to swing and big band memories with my grandparents. I had only heard David Lee Roth’s cover of Just a Gigolo and it’s hard to explain just how much better Prima’s version. The album is solid and is now in my current rotation.

This is a great album. I enjoyed it from the first song through the last song and am thinking of putting it into my permanent collection.

I like The Allman Brothers Band, but I don't like live albums. Some songs become unnecessarily long because of the mini-jam sessions. This doesn't mean the jam sessions aren't good or aren't worth listening to, but it can be overdone. This album is a case of it being overdone. Case in point: Whipping Post. Studio version is just over 5 minutes and the live version on this album is nearly 23 minutes.

Not a bad album. I can understand its influence. However, nothing really drives me towards another listen. Perhaps in a particular mood, I would revisit it, but overall, it was just not for me.

DookieGreen Day

Rated 8/10

Quite a decent album. I didn't care for the singles that were released when it first came out, but the album is good.

Not sure how to explain this. I found the first few songs on the album forgettable and while I did eventually get into the album, I'm not really interested in revisiting it again. One of those glad I listened to it once and maybe a few songs I'll check out again, but overall not really my thing.

I am surprised by this album. I ended up liking it quite a bit. I particularly liked the song "Clown Strike" which is the first time I've heard it.