A live album documenting the Bollocks' 1983 tour, it shows how exactly one translates novelty and sodden humor onstage -- with more of the same. Though six musicians are credited, the only instrument that is audible is that of a cheesy two-dollar synthesizer. That is, if you don't count Jock McDonald's rowdy bellow, which is strangely endearing whether he is howling his way through a drunken cover of Don MacLean's "Vincent" or denouncing his hometown of London as a hellhole. The performances are energetic enough to shine through despite the thin sound, and the selection distills the best tracks from their previous albums, making this recording a decent introduction to the Bollocks' brand of music.