Customer Reviews

Nobody's Watching/Nobody's Listening

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Excellent live set of Pernice Bros. tunes...The band is tight and the guitar/keyboard interplay of Peyton Pinkerton and James Walbourne is fantastic! The live setting brings out Joe Pernice's melancholy pop songs with lots of emotional hooks. The band is smokin' throughout great versions of Working Girls, Sometimes I Remember & Clear Spot. I may actually prefer the live versions to the glossy studio versions, but that would be purely splittin' hairs, cuz these songs are crafted to perfection. A+

The sound here is sloppy and fuzzy, which isn't a strength. This band has so much more to offer. Get a copy of the Australia Tour EP for some much improved live Pernice Brothers.

This is definitely the worst "Pernice Brothers" album ever released and arguably one of the worst albums ever released period. It's not the performance that's so bad, it's the mix - or lack thereof. The "Pernice Brothers" are known for their vocals, harmonies and lyrics and the way this offering is mixed, you literally can't hear any of the aforementioned. All you can hear is guitar. If this is your introduction to the band, you won't go back for more and if you're already a fan, you'll be totally disappointed. Save yourself the pain and pass on this one.