Never been a fan of live albums as a rule. They tend to be second-rate recordings that add nothing new or interesting to good songs, and often make me wonder if the band needs some studio wizardry to sound like they can play.
The Devil Makes Three seems to understand this, which may be why they named their first live album 'A Little Bit Faster And A Little Bit Worse'.
Released in 2006, this is one of those live albums that is the exception to the rule. The songs may be a little faster than the studio recordings, but they are not even a little bit worse.
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