Chicago XXVI: Live - Chicago

Chicago XXVI: Live

Chicago

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 1999-10-12
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 13

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Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
The Ballet for a Girl In Bucha Chicago 13:28
2
(I've Been) Searchin' So Long Chicago 4:39
3
Mongonucleosis Chicago 3:38
4
Hard Habit to Break Chicago 5:15
5
Call On Me Chicago 4:33
6
Feelin' Stronger Every Day Chicago 4:24
7
Just You 'N' Me Chicago 6:17
8
Beginnings Chicago 5:50
9
Hard to Say I'm Sorry / Get Aw Chicago 5:38
10
25 or 6 to 4 Chicago 5:53
11
Back to You Chicago 3:41
12
If I Should Ever Lose You Chicago 4:29
13
(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) H Chicago 4:12

Reviews

  • "Vegas" baby!

    3
    By rebbi
    The title of this review is sadly sarcastic. I mean, "Vegas" in the sense of very polished with very little of anything that resembles spontaneity. The sound of the horn section is tight, but it is also electronically processed to make the whole section sound bigger. Bill Champlin over-sings everything to the point that he almost sounds like a bad lounge singer parody from Saturday night live. (Listen to Make Me Smile to get an idea of what I'm talking about.) Tris Imboden is a very polished, skilled drummer, but his playing lacks the wild energy that Danny Seraphine brought to the band. In short, this set makes the band sound more like a lounge act than a rock 'n roll outfit. I much prefer Live in Japan if you really want to hear what this band could do in its prime.
  • One of their best live albums...

    4
    By compozr
    I am and have been a big Chicago fan since their "comeback" 16th album in the early 80's. I then fell in love with the earlier material and have been hooked ever since. As far as other live Chicago albums go, the sound quality is much better (mainly because it is a more recent recording) but I feel the "live" arrangements of their hits are tastefully done and performed well. I even think the new tracks are good...sappy, "Chicago-esque" ballads for sure. Overall, I think Chicago has been doing what they do best...play to their base audience with their old favorites and putting out mellow, contemporary adult sounding newer tracks. Any true Chicago fan would and should enjoy this album...give it a try...

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