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CD Title: Alive in Europe

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2010

Label: Frontiers Records (Italy)

Catalog Number: FR CD 457

Personnel

Jeff Keith vocals
Frank Hannon guitars
Brian Wheat bass
Troy Luccketta drums
Dave Rude guitar

Tracks

1.  Forever More live  4:57   Listen
2.  I Wanna Live live  3:47   Listen
3.  Modern Day Cowboy live  5:40   Listen
4.  Heaven's Trail live  5:42   Listen
5.  What a Shame live  4:45   Listen
6.  Shine Away live  7:16   Listen
7.  Love Song live  7:29   Listen
8.  What You Give live  7:09   Listen
9.  The Way It Is live  6:09   Listen
10.  Breakin' Free live  5:15   Listen
11.  Hang Tough live  4:35   Listen
12.  So What! live  3:49   Listen
13.  Signs live  3:23   Listen
14.  Lil' Suzie live  4:41   Listen
15.  Into the Now live  5:13   Listen
  
Total Running Time:  79:50

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From: Doghouse Reilly Date: January 7, 2011 at 13:28
A very raw-sounding live album, almost like a soundboard recording, when compared to the huge, boomy sound of RePlugged Live. Got to say it, though: Jeff Keith's voice is gone. And it ain't just this release: I've heard easily half a dozen bootlegs from the past few years, and in every one, he is obviously struggling. You can see him visually straining on the 2008 DVD. He cuts high notes short, or goes screechy, or adopts this weird, roof-of-the-mouth, baby-talk inflection. Several older songs are played in noticeably lower keys to help him out. It's sad, man. Tesla is one of my all-time favorite bands. Some of these songs hurt to hear.


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