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Summary: A must have for any Seger fan
Comment: If you are a Bob Seger fan, then you must own this album. It is probably one of the greatest live albums ever recorded. Many say he and the band sound better live than on any studio recording. Great cd, great songs, its hard to beat.

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Summary: Simply untouchable
Comment: Most live albums are weak. Failing to capture the perfect studio sound or failing to capture the fire that is a live performance. Live Bullet is not one of these.

At the time when Bob recorded this he had been around for a long time. He was a legend in Detroit, but almost unknown elsewhere. This was recorded in front of a Detroit audience that knew and loved him. Bob gives a career defining performance in this album. It is raw, passionate, and powerful. His rendition of "Beautiful Loser" captures the longing of a seasoned performer giving everything he has in one last effort to reach the top. This is quite simply, one of the best live albums ever recorded, by anyone. If you like hard edged Stones-like blues this is a very fine example of it.

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Summary: One of the best live recordings of the 70's
Comment: My title pretty much sums it up. This is one of the best live recordings of the 70's. If you want hard charging, adrenalin pumping rock and roll in front of a live audience, get this disc.
This should be in every collector's library!

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Summary: Go on and let it rock
Comment: Best live album ever recorded. This is the album that opened my eyes and made a huge impact on my music choices for life. This album originally introduced Seger to the world. It captured the sheer energy that the Silver Bullet Band was known for. If I was stranded and had one album to have and to hold, this would be the one. Songs such as the Beautiful Loser/Travelin Man medley with Nutbush City Limits brought Seger out of the doldrums of his Beautiful Loser album and these versions just rip it. The loneliness of the wailing sax in Turn the Page is worth the entire price of the album. It truly captures the old time rock with the promoter urging the crowd which one never hears any more. This should be in everybody's rock library.

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Summary: Chock Full!
Comment: If this CD only contained "Nutbush City Limits", "Get Out of Denver", and "Katmandu", it would be worth the price! This is essential Bob Seger.

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