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A beautiful album -- and it's a double live set, dammit! Brilliant.
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It's a strong accomplishment, and if you were unlucky enough to have missed this intimate string of shows, it's a document that comes close to bringing the experience into your own home.
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Completely devoid of instrumental flash, it is an album that succeeds on several levels.
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UncutAmply demonstrates the man's craft, the inherent strength of apparently fragile blooms added extra ballast by painterly shades of guitar, piano and strings. [Apr 2003, p.105]
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The sound of the recording is clear, the audience is not annoying and Hayden’s banter in between is quite humorous and as good as the music.
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There are no real shocks or surprises on this album; instead a number of more understated delights come through.
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Unlike many live albums, which edit out or otherwise correct artists' less than studio-perfect moments, this album offers Hayden at face value. It captures his faults, but it also captures his strengths.
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The monotonous stretches of this concert package make it difficult to feel anything about him at all. The proceedings lack a transporting element; if this disc is playing while one is stuck in traffic, one will feel very much stuck in traffic.
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