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Sensible Live At The Milky Way

Paul Corner (lpcorner@aol.com) | From London to New Jersey | 08/02/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Captain Sensible first found fame asthe guitarist/bass player with UK punk group The Damned. Live at the Milky Way was recorded in Amsterdam in the early 90's with fellow Damned member Paul Gray and two other hooligans. Blistering versions of Damned originals Neat, Neat, Neat, Love Song and New Rose are played as well as the obligatory Smash It Up. The rest comes from his solo career including a great version of his UK number one single Happy Talk. Finishing up with a cover of Hey Joe and Glad Its All Over this album leaves you wishing you were at the concert. Sensible reveals the showman that he is, plenty of good songs, crowd interactionand what show would be complete without the "Sensibles a wanker" chant. Glad its all over? no I'm going to play it again this is one live album you wont get bored with after a couple of listens."

One of the best evenings in my life.

Jinx Jinxston | Holland near Amsterdam | 01/13/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Hi,I dont have the album allthough I am browsing for it for years now. But I had the best evenings at The Milky Way in Amsterdam that evening. Cappie at his best, dragged a bicycle on stage at one point trying to ride in playing outstandig guitar in his undies. Cheers Mr Capt. Greetz E. from Holland"

The best live album you'll ever hear!

Joseph P. Ulibas | Sacramento, CA, USA | 05/29/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Captain Sensible's Live at the Milky Way (1995) has to be the greatest live album ever recorded. The disc was recorded on the last stop of Captain Sensible's tour of Europe. His backing group The Ugly Sods (Paul Gray, Malcom Dixon and Garrie Dreadful) are all in top form. The good Captain plays all of his best known material and delivers the best stage banter I have ever heard on CD. The crowd gives him the business and he gives it back tenfold.



Space synth and other noise is added to bridge some of the songs together. The album has high production values and the final product shows. If you love punk, psychedelic music

or live performances then this disc is a keeper. Captain Sensible has never sounded better.



Highly recommended."