Track Listing 10 October 1997 Mountain View Amphitheatre
Jam Of The Year, Talkin Loud And Say' N Nothing, Let's Work, Rock Jam,
Purple Rain, Little Red Corvette, Get Yo Groove On, Tmbgitw, Face Down, A Case
Of You, When U Were Mine, The Cross, One Of Us, Do Me Baby, Sexy Mf, If I Was
Your Girlfriend, How Come You Don't Call Me Anymore, Diamonds And Pearls, The
Beautiful Ones, Darling Nikki, Condition Of The Heart, Girls And Boys, How Come
You Don't Call Me Anymore, Take Me With U, Raspberry Beret, Mr Happy, Sould
Sacrifice (W/ Calros Santana), Sleep Around, Take The A Train, Jam, I Like Funky
Music, Baby I'm A Star, 1999, The Jam, Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again)
With Graham Central Station And Carlos Santana Inst. Jam, I Want
To Take You Higher
Comments Deane's
Comments(rates this release 3.5/5.0) Even though the sound quality isn't great, (lots of audience
talking, singing etc.), this is an excellent release. The show is perhaps one of
the best from the Jam Of The Year Tour. The piano medley is definitely the
highlight of the show. Although, having Carlos Santana join him on stage during
Soul Sacrifice is also, well, kick ass! The packaging is beautiful including an
eight page booklet with period pictures and a concert review.
Despite my
feelings about Larry Graham's affect on the man lately, the included segment of
Graham Central Station's opening act, including Santana, is great to have and a
wonderful addition to the release. The sound quality of this section is not as
good as the rest, with even more low end and a ton of audience noise. I would
have preferred it to be at the beginning to preserve the timeline of the
document. This way when Prince/The Artist starts Soul Sacrifice by saying, 'I'm
gonna have Carlos play with me too' it would make more sense. It sounds like
Chaka Khan even added some vocals during GCS.
Dale's Comments(rates this release 3/5.0) As with
most Sabotage releases, the packaging and sound quality are pretty good. The
audience noise is a bit annoying at times however, and the setlist isn't all
that exciting (not many of the L4OA shows were though). I prefer Atlanta January
19th 1997 over this show.