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Live (MCA)

Artist: Steppenwolf

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    Sookie, Sookie – Steppenwolf 03:09
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    Don't Step on the Grass, Sam – Steppenwolf 06:08
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    Tighten up Your Wig – Steppenwolf 04:12
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    Monster – Steppenwolf 09:56
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    Draft Resister – Steppenwolf 03:46
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    Power Play – Steppenwolf 05:41
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    Corina, Corina – Steppenwolf 04:09
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    Twisted – Steppenwolf 05:02
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    From Here to There Eventually – Steppenwolf 06:40
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    Hey Lawdy Mama – Steppenwolf 02:59
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    Magic Carpet Ride – Steppenwolf 04:06
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    The Pusher – Steppenwolf 06:02
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    Born to Be Wild – Steppenwolf 05:43

Supposedly recorded live at various concerts in 1970, this double LP (single CD) was actually a studio-created "live" album, with overdubbed crowd noise on top of what are some surprisingly lean and effective live-in-the-studio performances. It isn't half-bad musically, roughly on a par with Happening Live by the Outsiders (another fake live release) for musical value, and it is one of the choicer pop-culture documents of its era, featuring such topical songs as "Don't Step on the Grass, Sam" (which opens with an offhanded spoken critique of Operation Intercept, the crackdown on ****** smuggling instituted by the Nixon administration) and "Draft Resister," and longtime parts of their repertory such as "Tighten up Your Wig," "Corina, Corina," "Power Play," and "The Pusher." The obligatory hits, "Magic Carpet Ride" and "Born to Be Wild," are also present, and it is fun listening, featuring essentially the same lineup that recorded the Monster album that preceded it. The guitars of John Kay and Larry Byrom interweave beautifully, and there isn't much excess, even allowing for the presence of a ten-minute version of "Monster." And assuming that the repertory is appealing, listeners should love the longer versions of most of the songs present here, whether they were really live or not. Bruce Eder, Rovi

  • Genre: Rock
  • Category Pop-Metal, Heavy Metal, Rock & Roll, Psychedelic, Acid Rock, Garage Rock, Hard Rock
  • Label: MCA
  • Release Date: July 26, 1989
  • Artist: Steppenwolf

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  • Online Item #: 11923003
  • Store Item Number (DPCI): 244-12-6766
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