Title: The alt-rock version of &#65533;We Are the World&#65533;
Product review: Live is another one of those bands that I'm not sure I should still like. Listening to this album again, which I went back and bought after the bizarrely sublime The Distance to Here, I realized that I should give Live some credit, because they've come a long way from the lyrical inanity and pinheaded instrumentation of this substandard release. It's a good thing Live set aside or at least toned-down their half-baked Eastern philosophy and self-righteous preaching and posturing for their next two CDs, "Throwing Copper" and "Secret Samdhi," which both thankfully explore darker and more compelling themes.
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