There aren't many frontmen in music nowadays that would strip down to a speedo and jump into a teeming mass of 20,000 fans with a Slip 'n Slide. It's that sort of kamizake bravado that makes Les Savy Fav such a fantastic live act. Seeing that sort of derring-do come from someone like Tim Harrington-- tall, bald, and paunchy-- makes the spectacle even more amazing. Harrington stalks the stage like a crazed hobo, hanging from any fixtures and pipes within reach, working the crowd like he's equal parts punk-rock provocateur and motivational messiah. And all the while, as unsuspecting audience members are smothered in his sweaty embrace, the band goes about their business in a professional, kick-ass manner. Not many live experiences available top seeing Les Savy Fav. Unfortunately, the things that make their live show so great are the same things that make releasing a Les Savy Fav live album a dodgy proposition. That said, manages to make the most of these potential shortcomings, offering listeners a charming, warts-and-all portrait of the group.