(Review from progarchives.com)

Rather than “little light music”, in this album we are treated with a more rocking live experience, from the “Catfish Rising” tour.

The opener seems to be “Minstel in the Gallery” at first, but only for 25 seconds (much like a radio spot) then transitions into a harder rocking “Crossed-Eyed Mary”. “Heavy Horses” is a highlight, its acoustic passages are very well rendered, the vocal part being on par. As the song develops the band plays harder and harder without denaturalizing the song. “Still Loving You Tonight” from their then-latest album is a great song with a very strong guitar play from Martin. Slow-paced, just to cool down, very emotional solo.

A concert staple, “Thick as a Brick”, a bit too short for its fans is not forgotten. The band returns to its bluesy roots with “A New Day Yesterday” followed with a “Blues Jam”. A rocking “Jump Start” from the “Crest of a Knave” concludes this live affair.

Line-up:
- Ian Anderson / flute, acoustic guitar, vocals mandolin, harmonica
- Martin Barre / electric guitar
- Doane Perry / drums
- Martin Allcock / keyboards
- Dave Pegg / bass

Track List:
01. Minstrel In The Gallery / Crossed-Eye Mary – 4:08
02. This Is Not Love – 5:04
03. Rocks On The Road – 6:41
04. Heavy Horses – 9:19
05. Tall Thin Girl – 3:40
06. Still Loving You Tonight – 4:42
07. Thick As A Brick – 7:48
08. A New Day Yesterday – 5:49
09. Blues Jam – 3:15
10. Jump Start – 6:56

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