Live at 25: Silver Anniversary [Live]

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Move Over

2. Who Needs Ya?

3. Rocket Ship

4. Rock Me

5. I'm Movin' On

6. Sookie, Sookie

7. Sign of the Line

8. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man

9. Let's Do It All

10. Hey Lawdy Mama

See all 14 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2

1. Ride With Me

2. Rock 'N' Roll War

3. Snowblind Friend

4. Monster

5. Rise and Shine

6. Magic Carpet Ride

7. Born to Be Wild

8. Pusher

9. Rock and Roll Rebels

Tracks:

Move Over
Who Needs Ya
Rocket Ship
Rock Me
I'm Movin' On
Sookie Sookie
Sign On The Line
Hootchie Kootchie Man
Let's Do It All
Hey Lawdy Mama
Do Or Die
Desperation
Hold On
Best Of What You Got

Tracks:

Ride With Me
Rock 'N' Roll War
Snowblind Friend
Monster
Rise & Shine
Magic Carpet Ride
Born To Be Wild
The Pusher
Rock & Roll Rebels

Customer Reviews:

Original band was much grittier and more enjoyable..........2004-12-11

A double disk live concert from 1995. John Kay is the one original member and he has surrounded himself with a very talented band but it's not Steppenwolf. The original band was much more gritty. About 40% of the concert are songs they made from the 90's and while I respect and think it's crucial for a band to continue to churn out new material to be relative, the material they create today is pretty mundane. The highpoint for me is that they performed "Snowblind Friend", a powerful song about a buddy they Kay to drugs. Of course if includes all their hits including another favorite of mine The Pusher, but they sounded so much better the first time around.

Still wields power and poise!.......2004-02-04

Very enjoyable 2 cd set. The sound is more polished, less raw than the original recordings. A few tracks are arguably better due to the crowd and Kay's banter before and after each track. HEY LAWDY MAMMA, DESPERATION,MONSTER, SNOWBLIND FRIEND are standouts due to some extended jamming flourishes not as evident in the originals. I never realized just how socio-political Kay's lyrics were when I first listened back in 1968. MONSTER is relevant today though not exactly as originally intended (ie anti-war,military/industrial complex)...it's theme actually fits nicely when superimposing the "Terror-War" as the new MONSTER. strange that.
Worth the price...great music also.

Music Review:

Music Review

music review

Music Review

Live in the Hood [Live]

Corelli: 6 Flute Sonatas, Op. 5 (complete John Walsh version, 1702)

Elizabethan Christmas Anthems

Those Wonderful Years, Vol. 18: Back in the Saddle Again

Christmas Album [Import]

Enchanted World

Boemio Feliz [Import]

Booty Shake Down

Fried In London [Enhanced] [Live]

Best of Jefferson Airplane

Blues for Harvey [Live]

Cafe Leblon [Import]

Bout That Time [CD-single]

Caminando

Let's Dance : The Best Of Ballroom Swing, Lindy, Jitterbug & Jive

1. Move Over
2. Who Needs Ya?
3. Rocket Ship
4. Rock Me
5. I'm Movin' On
6. Sookie, Sookie
7. Sign of the Line
8. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
9. Let's Do It All
10. Hey Lawdy Mama

1. Ride With Me
2. Rock 'N' Roll War
3. Snowblind Friend
4. Monster
5. Rise and Shine
6. Magic Carpet Ride
7. Born to Be Wild
8. Pusher
9. Rock and Roll Rebels