Live at Carnegie Hall

captures on the supporting tour for his second album, 1984's . The concert was a special show, since it was the only time added the brass section from to augment their sound; in addition, the concert featured guest appearances from 's brother and . There might have been more musicians than usual on-stage, but remains the center of attention, and he is in prime form here, tearing through a selection of his best-known songs which generally sound tougher in concert than they do in the studio. It's the best live record yet released. ~ Thom Owens