This was my first experience with the Peter Green-led Fleetwood Mac. The sound quality on this disc is so awful, I felt cheated. Fortunately I didn't give up and found "Then Play On". Gets one star for actually playing in the CD player, the other because Peter Green is the baddest white boy on the gitfiddle this side of Stevie Ray Vaughan. (though it doesn't show on this disk, at least that which I could hear). For completists only.

If you are looking for a great Live Mac album, check for the Recall - import double CD issue of the Fleetwood Mac "Boston Blues." These are the sets from which the "Live at the Boston Tea Party" re-issues were issued, and you won't be dissappointed. Plus you get two of those three discs for the price of one-and-a-half.

It is a neverending search to try to find good quality recordings of early Peter Green and this is not the end of that search. The sound quality is fair, at best, and Green stays in the background too much for my taste. This maybe due to Danny Kirwan not being on this one, leaving too much Jeremy Spencer. I am glad I have this recording though as Mean Woman Blues is GREAT despite the sound quality. Green is dynamite at the end of it. So far, I still think you're better off with the Live at the Boston Tea Party discs.

I have a "Collector's Gold" disc of this recording. What a joke. Putting out an absolutely terrible recording on a gold disc. The performances might be very good but it is too hard to tell with sound quality as bad as this. Probably was recorded with a mic in someone's pocket.