Audio CD review:
Joe Walsh - You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind

Joe Walsh - You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind

Band: Joe Walsh Title: You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind Rating: Release Date: 25 October, 1990 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Walk Away 2: Meadows 3: Rocky Mountain Way 4: Time Out 5: Help Me Make It Thru The Night 6: Turn To Stone

Customer Reviews Awesome Throwback, A Feel-Good Concert Boy, was I surprised! This concert absolutely rocks, Walsh and company are at the top of the game as they rip through concert staples and a few surprises. I bought this on a lark at the checkout at my local CVS. My only gripe -- I wish it were longer. I know on Youtube there are clips from this concert, including an amazing take on James Gang's epic, "The Bomber. " But for what is here, this is a feel-good, throwback, enjoyable old good time. One of the best examples of 1970s live rock Brilliant musicianship, powerful song-writing and lush, thunderous production qualities take precedence over glitz or gimmicks. You Can't Argue is a definitive example of the best of 1970s live rock genre. This recording captures Joe Walsh at the peak of his considerable abilities, showing off stunning virtuosity through a variety of themes and forms. Unfortunately, it also serves as a painful reminder how far the rock genre has fallen. The ONLY quibble with this brilliant live performance is it's length: too short. It is a must for serious collectors of excellent rock music. . Joe's Live Stuff Pre-Eagles... And in reality, it was, back in the mid-seventies when I bought it on vinyl. Having been a fan of first "The James Gang", "Barnstorm" and the rest of Joe Walsh's stuff up through "The Confessor", this album would seem to be a "must purchase" item for me. The best tracks include "Walk Away" (up-tempo compared to the original which is why I liked it), "Meadows" (I loved the way they sneaked in a couple of moments of "Giant Behemoth"), and "Help Me Through the Night" (a song that never got enough radio play, in my opinion). The other three tracks are only so-so, and I think it was a result more of ABC Dunhill trying to make a fast buck than them trying to turn out a quality product. After this point, of course, Joe would jump to Elektra/Asylum and become an Eagle, which would put him more in the mainstream, at least for a little while. . . . . . . You can see a complete list of all Joe Walsh discography, or go back to the Joe Walsh tabs