Larry Norman
Live At The Mac
Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt
Live At The Mac is another bootleg from the first tour Larry had with a band post-People. It was recorded in Eugene, Oregon in 1979 and quickly became a notorious bootleg that was said to be finer in quality than Larry's own Roll Away The Stone live album from that same tour. His voice might sound better and the band sounds tighter than Roll..., but the sonics are so shot that I'd rather listen to Roll... These guys were rockin' onstage, though, there's no doubt about that. I miss hearing John Linn's guitar playing.
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