This live album comes with a companion DVD. That DVD includes one extra song. The performance is a strong one that runs along an alternative rock kind of path. There is quite a bit of variety within that scope, but overall this fits well in the alt rock/pop venue. There are highlights, but no real losers in the set.

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The spacey alternative rock sounds on the first parts of this work quite well. There are more straight forward rocking sounds later in the piece. I love the funky guitar sounds we get at points, too. There is a short audience singalong on this number.

Starting with folky acoustic guitar, the vocals come in over the top of that. It eventually powers out into more rocking territory. I really dig the guitar solo on this thing.

A higher energy rocker, this is also very strong. It has almost an alternative rock meets 1970s rock sound to me.

Not a huge change, this is another effective slab of the kind of alternative rocking these guys do. There is an intriguing little excursion into space music mid-track, though.

An entertaining jam, this is a cool groove. It has some great guitar soloing, too.

This energetic rocker is a fun one. It’s one of the highlights of the set. It’s very catchy.