Live at the Roxy by Social Distortion

Pros: some decent performances, most of the songs casual fans know in one place
Cons: uninspiring performances in many places, band sounds like they're going through the motions too often

Shelly and I have agreed on an awful lot since we started reading each other's reviews regularly about 3 years ago. But there is perhaps nothing I've disagreed with her about more than the relative quality of live ...

Pros: Great Live CD, All Their Hits
Cons: No 'Sick Boy'

Being a long time Social Distortion fan, I was actually at one of the shows where they recorded this album. I wasn't sure if they would truly be able to capture the essence of Social D live on CD, but they certainly did a great job.

This...

Pros: Great versions of classics
Cons: gets old real quick

This album came out my Summer of doing good for the environment. A bunch of college students working hard to save the ocean while listening to some good old punk rock. As I said, it was a Summer. An entire Summer of this album 4, sometime 5 times a...

Pros: social d at their best, great mix of songs new and old
Cons: i could be picky and complain about a few tracks i wished were on here, but i won't

You really should have all the Social Distortion albums, but whether you do or you don't, this is essential. As you can tell from the title, it's a live album, so it's a compilation of sorts ranging from their very first hits to newest tunes. You can...

Pros: read the opinion...
Cons: "5 bucks for a tank-top"

I bought the tape as soon as it came out (summer 98) and it wore out in the deck in my car within about 5 months...It's excellent for a live recording...and there's nothing not to like about it...if you know what you're dealing with... I only wish that I...

Pros: It's all Good
Cons: none

I tend to love music that reminds me of my old school days. I'm not that old, but it seems like the music that's hot now is boring. I ordered this album online a few weeks ago and I have yet to remove it from my CD player!

Mike Ness to put...

Pros: It's Social Distortion.
Cons: None.

If you have never been to a Social Distortion show, this album will give you a mere taste of what you expect of a Social D concert. However, you do not get to feel the wrath of Mike Ness's raspy vocals and seeing Chuck Bisquits go absolutely nuts...