Remain subjective

Knowing even a few months ago that Live versions of Take me out and another morning ... ... This is the first album of FF I listened in full. Except that this is the rock that I always dreamed of hearing, I have not much to say, no offense to the jaded minds on-soporiphique stuffed with trendy music ...

This is the kind of record that's looping without being able to stop ... to overdose ... and you rechoppe periodically thereafter. "Simplistic melodies" seem to think ... some certainly but sometimes the rock that knows how to stay in his place is better than a headlock attempt to re-sucked by misfiring sub-Floyd painfully trying to climb at ankle height real musicians (such as Pat Metheny) (Free responding to provocation provocative Free: o)).

Long live rock hopping, which spins you fishing. As for the comparison with the first album, I agree with another comment saying that this second one has more fishing and seems to inherit a healthy workout results repeated Live sessions. This version FFFFFire found on the bonus disc of the reissue of the first album clearly shows the progress that has been made since the first FF studio (in my opinion of course ...) ...

So easy (apparently) true, but exhilarating and listen to the morning to get going ....