I agree about this one being the best live album ever. I'm from the Detroit area and grew up with J Geils Band since the early 70's. Serves You Right to Suffer is pure greatness!! Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm from the other side of the state, which was no hotbed for music ever *lol* Serves You Right is worth it alone to get the record. And I'll say, too, that everyone I've given a copy to has loved it. People who only knew the later pop hits were stunned at what a GREAT rock & roll band they were.
Woozers. This is a great album. I only have my one measly copy, but I love it. It reminds me a lot of Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen "Live from the Armidillo World Headquarters" in terms of sheer fun and energy. I'll keep an eye out for an Albanian pressing for you ;)
Fantastic album, cheers! 🍻
Thanks, my friend!
I agree about this one being the best live album ever. I'm from the Detroit area and grew up with J Geils Band since the early 70's. Serves You Right to Suffer is pure greatness!! Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm from the other side of the state, which was no hotbed for music ever *lol* Serves You Right is worth it alone to get the record. And I'll say, too, that everyone I've given a copy to has loved it. People who only knew the later pop hits were stunned at what a GREAT rock & roll band they were.
I watched the entire video and loved every minute! Cheers, Longhairkev
That's incredibly kind, thank you!!
Woozers. This is a great album. I only have my one measly copy, but I love it. It reminds me a lot of Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen "Live from the Armidillo World Headquarters" in terms of sheer fun and energy. I'll keep an eye out for an Albanian pressing for you ;)
@@roblabelle7874 there's always time to start searching for more 😆
Great album, but I like it better - Live: Blow Your Face Out
Nothing wrong with that, my friend. It's not a bad album at all. I happen to prefer the first, but there's no wrong answer :)