Recorded over two nights in April 1972 at Detroit's Cinderella Ballroom, ""LIVE"" FULL HOUSE captures The J. Geils Band playing full tilt in it's second home. The set ignites from the first note, with the sextet tearing through the whiplash stops and starts of ""Whammer Jammer,"" ""Pack Fair And Square,"" and ""Hard Drivin' Man."" Released later that year, ""LIVE"" FULL HOUSE became the band's first Top 40 album. In new liner notes, the band's singer, Peter Wolf, calls ""LIVE"" FULL HOUSE one of his favorites. ""This recording encapsulates the energy and spontaneity we always tried to give our audiences,"" he writes. ""What you hear is the true, raw, unfiltered sound of The J. Geils Band, performing what we did every night.""