Wow,  I have been waiting a long time to see this DVD and all I can say is that it more than delivered.  The Allman Brothers Band scorch through two live sets with a few behind the scenes jams as well, Marvelous.  While this is not the full original line up,  The new players handle there parts superbly laying down those classic ABB licks.  I have read a lot of complaints concerning this new lineup and their lack of talent.  This is unjust critical snobbery at its worse!  While the new guitarist may not be Duane Allman,  He certainly an extraordinarly excellent guitarist in his own right.  This was filmed in the early eighties and filmed outdoors for its first half.  It is an all out redneck festival as the Allman Brothers play to an excited crowd.  I can almost smell  the Bud Light and BBQ hotdogs just watching this set.  What a blast this day must have been.  One thing I must say is that Dickie Betts Owns these live performances.  This guy is an absolute machine with the guitar. his performance is spirited and one can sense the joy he gets from playing on stage.  While Greg is fine,  He has a tendency to slur his way through parts of these performances.  I feel in a way that Dickie had to pick up the slack for Greg.  The concerts are shot very well,  that is not always the case in concert DVD's.  The audio for the most part is excellent.  The song selection is very good.  They decide to do an extended Jam of one of their new songs from that year and do an excellent job.  Trucks really gets to shine with his drum solo on this number.  All in All a superior document of a great band that any will enjoy but is absolutely essential for Allman Brothers fans.