Misfits Evilive

Misfits EviliveAdditional personnel: Henry Rollins (vocals). The Misfits' first live album, Evilive, was recorded at a pair of shows in November (New York's Ritz Theatre) and December 1981 (San Francisco's On Broadway), then released all of one year later as a seven song EP, before being augmented with five more songs for a 1987 reissue as a proper album. Mind you, these belated additions still only brought the set's entire run time to 24 minutes, which was actually

2016's WALLS

The majority of the album's tracks aren't in the standard 4/4 time signature that most contemporary dance music follows

marking another spectacular step forward

Please Don't Go" as well

Sceptor Studios and Mayfair Sound Studios

New York Magazine called it “possibly the catchiest record of the year

What hasn't changed is Giannascoli's genre-sampling approach

combining resonating guitars

" cranked out some very solid synth-heavy new wave on "Night Spots" and "Lust for Kicks

And two years would prove to be nothing in light of the eight-year hiatus between DON'T LOOK BACK and Boston's next release

Format Detail: LP 180g standard Jacket

which opens up with an old recording of Steve Miller meeting Les Paul as a child -- a snippet that first surfaced on 1994's triple-disc box set Steve Miller Band -- followed by a live cut where Miller recounts the story for the crowd