“Foghat’s performance of its set list is important to note because of how much enjoyment it brings to the recording even despite the set list’s limitations. Front man Charlie Huhn presents a certain swagger throughout his performance for instance. This can be inferred even in the recording’s audio-only presentation through the relaxed nature in the way he sings each song. He and fellow guitarist Bryan Bassett pair with bassist Rodney O’Quinn to add to the relaxed sense in the performance in each song. Drummer Roger Earl (the only original member in the band’s current lineup) is equally relaxed in his performance. At the same time, he misses not even a single beat throughout the course of the concert, as he keeps the band moving in each song. The band spends little time between songs bantering with the audience. Rather, it lets its performance of each song do the talking. The collective keeps the energy flowing throughout the concert, keeping the energy high from start to finish. The result of all of this is that audiences at home will remain just as engaged and entertained as those who were in attendance at the concert. When this aspect and the recording’s production quality are considered together, the pairing makes for reason enough for audiences to take in this concert, even despite the shortcoming that is the show’s set list. All things considered, the recording still proves itself a presentation that any Foghat fan will welcome into his or her music library.”