Title: Degenerator!
Product review: This recording is deeply flawed, both in sound quality and performance quality. Chapman did an admirable job taking over from Schenker on No Place to Run, and even Wild, Willing, & Innocent had some decent songs. But by this time, the band was running on fumes (high-proof, at that). The result is uninspired, muddy, and downright embarassing at times. Chapman's inability to string together a memorable hook or melody in his awful improvised solos is painful to experience. I remember seeing the band at this time, and even then, at the gullible age of 17, I knew I wasn't seeing a tight group. Pete Way was visibly plastered (when isn't he, I guess?), Chapman and Mogg only marginally less so.Frankly, this one's forgettable, as was this entire stage of the band. Don't waste your money.
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