Sure, the recording's not perfect, but there's no denying the energy here. For a band usually associated with crispness and precision, it's refreshing to hear Tull let their hair down (and boy did they have hair in those days!), crank the amps to 11 and let 'er rip!I too wish that live Tull recordings would retain Ian's often hilarious between-songs patter, as this as is integral to a Tull show as the musical virtuosity and visual humour.Nonetheless, this album is a lot of fun. Also recommended is the "Message to Love" Isle of Wight film--a hilarious counterpart to "Peace and Love" Woodstock--hippies gone bad!!