Brilliant, but make sure to see him live yourself!
5
By paletzd
I have been lucky enough to see Trevor perform live twice. This album is stunning and a nice mixture of the old and new. Including venomous on this album was a bold choice. The song is the most somber song Trevor has released and it is rarely heard. Geffen really made a mistake in not releasing the two current new albums. The fan base that Trevor has built far exceeds anything Geffen could have done for Trevor, so it's truly their loss. The delay in these albums being released was well worth the wait. Trevor has no strings attached to him and his music seems more pure and honest. Good fortune comes to those who provide good fortune to others. His music soothes the soul, while questioning our purpose. He is a modern day renaissance artist.
If you haven't seen him, this will make you want to.
5
By DiPi1014
While Trevor's music has always been able to touch the soul, seeing him live does so in a way that must be experienced. This album does a great job of capturing the performance and it will definitely wet the appetite of those who have yet to see him.
Almost as good as seeing them Live!
5
By GoRams
Although not as good as seeing both Trevor Hall and Chris Steele live in person, this album is great! It captures his amazing voice and lyrics with Chris Steele's impactful beats! Loved you in Estes Park!
Nicely done
3
By thankskilla
At first listen I really like Trevor Hall's new live album. Having seen him live I can honestly say he puts on one hell of a show. Album good overall, slow at parts.
