That they are a three piece is even more impressive. Their stage sound is so crushing and overwhelming that I found myself needing to back away and return to the safety of the bar a couple times in order to find some breathing room. This album does a fair job, however, of snaring the eclectic aspects of this strange noise rock trio. Rather than being a straightforward live album recorded in one setting, the fifteen tracks are compiled from different venues, radio shows and outtakes. As a result, there is an uneven quality to the CD, something you often found in efforts such as this.
Sound quality varies, approach varies, but the harsh anger and hatred never waver.
Some of the various live tracks are muddy as hell, but you get the general feel of what they are doing onstage to their audience. But as a companion to the band's studio albums, Live Till You Die is very much recommended. The color of psychic power 2. Feel like makin' love 4. Temple of the morning star 5.