captures ' 2005 world tour in support of their fifth album, The double-disc set marks the band's first live album and it's an appropriate look back on what has achieved in the last 10 years. While they haven't impacted American audiences like they have their British followers, ' live performance is what makes them come alive as a unit. They attract millions of U.K. fans for a reason. Frontman has definitely matured as a vocalist since . His best moments are when he's tough and brash; his raspy, gritty vocals fit the ' blistering, guitar-driven sound like a glove. They're an unapologetic and swaggering band either way. If their last album didn't make that impression obvious, should definitely do the trick. not only run through some of their biggest career-spanning hits such as and their number one U.K. favorite but new song, and the rare b-side, add to the intensity of this 20-song set. is a celebration for . They've grown into a reliable band after a decade together. Despite personnel shifts and media gossip, they've survived much like has. If you haven't discovered ' live show yet, is a good place to start. ~ MacKenzie Wilson