This live collection features ten of Squier's most well-known hits from his nearly three decades of being in the music business. Judging from Squier's eroding voice and highly chorused backing synthesizers, this is quite obviously a recent recording from the later portion of his career. It is by no means a definitive greatest-hits collection, but if you're a casual fan who wants to hear "The Stroke" and a blistering version of "Everybody Wants You," or if you saw Squier on a recent package tour of '70s and '80s rockers and ...
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This live collection features ten of Squier's most well-known hits from his nearly three decades of being in the music business. Judging from Squier's eroding voice and highly chorused backing synthesizers, this is quite obviously a recent recording from the later portion of his career. It is by no means a definitive greatest-hits collection, but if you're a casual fan who wants to hear "The Stroke" and a blistering version of "Everybody Wants You," or if you saw Squier on a recent package tour of '70s and '80s rockers and wish to have a souvenir, this is a reasonably priced document to have in your collection. ~ Rob Theakston, Rovi
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