Title: O.A.R. shines live.
Product review: Although O.A.R. puts together very complete and enjoyable music on their three studio albums, it is in their live performances where this band shines. For those unfamiliar with the band, think of the lyrical prowess of Dave Matthews combined with the wanderings of Phish, nicely balanced with a jazzy saxophone and heavy reggae undertones. This seemingly unwieldy combination comes off beautifully on this live album. One thing that particularly strikes me (I collect non-commercial live concerts from many bands, including O.A.R.) is this band's ability to shift tempo and mood so quickly and seamlessly. The result is an audio rollercoaster most enjoyable. If I were to recommend just one O.A.R. album, it would have to be this one. They are, in my opinion, one of the best live bands today.
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