NILS LOFGREN - Code Of The Road LIVE '77

[@pac401]

A great underrated live record.

[@stephanjones-gp4sq]

I grew up in the Baltimore area and Nils I believe lived down towards D.C. Back in days of Grin. What a Monster, him and his Slippery Fingers energetic and raw. I Came to Dance, don't care about what anyone thinks Cause I Ain't No Rock and Roll Crook. Never saw The E St. Band thing coming. It's like he got a haircut and got a real job playing second fiddle. I mean I can't say that I listen to all the music the band recorded, just what got airplay. Which when I listen to never heard that Monster and his raw distinctive style with that same take no prisoners lone alpha wolf leader of the pack. Where did ''ego? Wow he still is one of my favorites and always will. be. Don't have any albums anymore, had my cd collection pinched. It's been so long since I played any Nils. But Look Out World for when that time comes Don't be Surprised if you all feel The Earth Move Cause I Came to Dance and The Earthquake been predicted. Still don't know the day, but it's Coming in the not to distance future. God Willing. I found out Love just ain't enough. I need Devotion to back it up. It's just Bound to Happen, Que Pasa.

[@tadhgokeeffe2127]

Never could understand why the critics hated this record. Best song on a classic live album.

[@frankiedeans7637]

I saw him live Edinburgh Scotland we spoke at length ..I have loved him since he way bigger than the BOSS..

[@brianhanlon7454]

saw him in edinburgh too - support was the great Tom Petty - what a night

[@_The.Reverend.]

Good and in time 😂 my *1978* bought 8track cassette broke . . . yesterday ♫♬♫ Merci beaucoup !♫♬♫

[@musicislifeforsure]

My pleasure