Motor City Mayhem: 6,000th Concert Explicit Lyrics

This one is typical live ted, he has a tight band and does most of the singing. Which on some songs he should leave to his backing band. and that's what he wisely is doing on his latest tour! it's his best tour in decades as derek st. holmes the original vocalist on so many classic ted discs is back! and on this one he's back too, but strangely he doesn't sing as many songs as he does live now. Hopefully we get a live one the 2011 tour because it's incredible. ANd even 'need you bad' is sung by the bassist. Ted does the songs he sung on cd though and that's fine. But throughout the years I always thought that the songs he didn't sing on cd he shouldn't sing live. BUt even when he does it's still a great live cd and you get two cd's of ted here in a arena setting. I saw him in a smaller venue, he even played aspen, co! this year. I thought he could have done the filmore again, but I guess that's not going to happen. He at least should hit red rocks someday if even as a opening act. It's the worlds best concert venue probably. ANyways DON"t miss his current tour! and if you like ted you'll love this one live. It's got the hits and more.

Uncle Ted's 6000th concert is as good as it gets. Ted is as great as I've ever seen him, and he and his band play with such energy, confidence, defiance and style that they've placed themselves into a world class of their own. Every single aspect of this CD is perfect. At 63 years old, the Nuge rocks out better than all the mega-name performers who are a fraction of his age. You can feel the heart and soul that he puts into every song. You're not just getting some kick-ass music, you're getting the spirit of America in each lyric, delivered by a guy who unapologetically speaks his mind. The only way to top this CD is to get the Blue-Ray DVD of this same show. It is stunning. The Great White Buffalo is on the rampage! Wacko-liberals, run! Real Americans, enjoy!

This is a fun CD. Ted putting on a show - fantastic

What can I say Ted Nugent tells it like it is if your scared of hard Rock and Roll this isnt for you

I have been a fan of 'Uncle Ted' for a long time. Seeing him in person is the ultimate but this cd brings us close to the live experience. Live long, stay strong Uncle Ted !!!

If you love Uncle Ted then but this album. It has every song you need and would want. Forever Uncle Ted Fan!

Live Ted Nugent. What can you say?

I like ted

c'est un concert de ted nugent de 2h00 heurs super énergique

ich bin sehr zufrieden, weiter so.

Todo perfecto

Uncle Ted may not be everyones's cup of tea with his views etc but there can be no one in any doubt as to his class as a rock god,his mastery of the guitar on full view on this release.Essentially a self organised celebration of his own greatness this is potentially one of the discs of the year ,this year,next year indeed any year,from the 'gonzo' intro we are treated to five classics one after the other with motor city' and wango tango particularly stunning,its great to see a 'heritage ' artist playing with such fire and passion as to breathe new life into his back catalogue,the pace slows marginally with a couple of tracks from the 'Weekend Warriors' album namely the title track and 'need you so bad' before throwing in the the excellent title track from his last disc ' love grenade', Disc 1 concludes with the bluesy honky tonk- fantastic stuff.And so to disc 2 ,the obligatory classic 'wang dang.... sets a ferocious pace before settling into celebratory mode with ' bo diddely/ baby please dont go etc where ted celebrates his roots,We then head for home with my favourite moment when Derek st holmes steps up to the mike and we're treated to hey baby/cat scratch fever and a gargantuan stranglehold finally an extended Fred bear concludes the show,how good is this disc? well,i believe it tops the celebrated ' double live gonzo' and thats some achievement,he may not always deliver in the studio but 'live' he a dead cert,here's to the next 40 years ha ha.

Le 4 juillet 2008, fête de l'indépendance aux USA, l'excentrique Ted Nugent se produisait au Detroit Energy Music Center pour célébrer son 6000ème concert ! Alors il commence sa prestation par un discours patriotique accompagné par l'hymne américain saturé à la guitare, s'enchaîne ensuite les classiques du répertoire de l'oncle Ted. Et c'est une débauche de riffs et solos puissants que soutient une rythmique percutante. Quel plaisir d'écouter ces compositions tirées des meilleurs albums de Ted Nugent ! « Motor City Madhouse », le fameux « Wango Tango », « Free For All » « Dog Eat Dog » « Cat Scratch Fever » et ce « Stranglehold », ce titre imparable au groove implacable. Il reprend l'éternel « Baby Please Don't Go » et rend un hommage percutant à Bo Diddley en plage 10. Ted Nugent a toujours fait preuve d'une énergie débordante et son hard-rock reste puissant et mélodique proche parfois d'un blues-rock appuyé. Un très bon live où je n'ai pas trouvé que Ted bavardait entre les morceaux, mais où j'ai retrouvé, avec un son d'enfer, des titres excellents que j'ai souvent écouté à fond les manettes !(14 titres / 72mn46).