While I always winced a little bit at those who would call NRBQ the greatest bar band ever as it seemed like damning them with faint praise, there's no denying they were a great live band, especially when Al Anderson was playing guitar. For those who need documentation of this, look no further than their official 1987 live release God Bless Us All. But, hopefully, this two disc set does also does justice to their songwriting chops. (And if you need any further demonstration of this, look no further than their 1989 release Wild Weekend.)
Disc One
| It's A Wild Weekend |
| Don't She Look Good |
| Get That Gasoline Blues |
| It Comes to Me Naturally |
| Mule in the Corn |
| Java |
| Music, Music, Music |
| Tennessee |
| It's A Sin To Tell A Lie |
| Next Stop Brattleboro |
| All That's Left To Say Is Goodbye |
| I Don't Think of... |
| Ain't It Alright |
| Ain't No Horse |
| She Got the House |
| Disc Two |
| Over Your Head |
| Don't Talk About My Music |
| Music Goes 'Round And Around |
| Deep In The Heart Of Texas |
| Rats in My Room |
| You Were The One |
| Tina |
| Ain't Nice to Talk Like That |
| Batman |
| Daddy-"O" |
| Green Lights |
| Little Rootie Tootie |
| Whistle While You Work |
| Captain Lou |
| Ridin' In My Car |
