Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band* – Live Bullet

un live exceptionnel avec une très bonne prise de son pour l'époque ,a avoir absolument...

While I haven’t A/B this Winchester pressing with others I will say it sounds great.

The album itself was released before Bob hit big with his next few albums but he was already a superstar in the Detroit area (where this was recorded).

There are songs you’ll likely know but one takeaway is this was a band that was fantastic live. They clearly put on a great performance whether you knew their music or not.

If you see this when you’re out and about or see one listed on Discogs for a fair price, grab it, put on the turntable, and rock and roll.

This one sounds excellent. One of those that sounds better and better the louder you crank up the volume. Wish I could’ve been at this concert!

side 2 should be side 4 and side 4 should be 3. just sayin that maybe the people in Germany did not know about the record changers we had in the 70's.

Finished listening & it is absolutely quiet. Discs had black specs on it all over but read up sometimes remnants from previous black vinyl make it through. (I have a lot of colored pressings & not one had this so i was worried at first). Tuesdays gone was needed.

This is a great live set. Great soundstage. I felt like I was at an actual Bob Seger concert.

My copy is flat, with no surface noise. It’s a great live recording. Instruments and vocals sound excellent, crowd noise is present. The band is great, pure entertainment if you enjoy live stuff. Can be found cheap and is well worth it.

Another reissue bargain. Better than the one I bought new in '76. A touch more immediate than that one, so a touch less of the hall ambiance, but I prefer it.

This is the same exact version as the club edition. Even the picture shows the Columbia License on the back cover sleeve.

This album sounds great, but can someone please explain why albums like this (from yesteryear) are pressed with side 4 on the flip side of side 1?