Caught in the Act: Live

I enjoy the live albums and this is a good one. So far I think I have all of Eric Church's albums. I collect blues, blues rock ,rock,and some metal as well as other forms of music. I was rasied on tradisional country and I wanted something to make me tap my feet more so I started with 50's and 60's rock and roll then progressed as new music came along. I love Eric's music because it's rockin' country. Would recomend his music to anyone.

I'm really enjoying this album. While Carolina was not one of my favorites, Sinners Like Me and Chief and been played start to finish a countless number of times. This live album does not give fans anything new it is a different spin on all his favorites - its another album like the two I mentioned that I can play from start to finish. As you can see from the track listing Springsteen is around 9 minutes. He does a phenomenal job with this song by playing part of Born to Run from The Boss right in the middle. This version of the song almost makes the price of the download worth it if you are a big Church fan and is Springsteen is one of your favorites. If you are not a huge Church fan you might only give it three or four stars with no new material, but for the rest of us who find Church as one of the only bright spots in today's pop country music you will love it.

I saw Eric Church on his recent Double Down tour and although this CD is from several years ago, even back then he sounded great live. I would highly recommend this CD for all Chief fans.

Absolutely love this CD! Every time I listen to it, I feel like I am right there in Chatanooga at the show! Just doesn't get any better!

Eric Church rocks out on this live album. Yeah he’s “country” but any of this would fit right in with rock format. Cool grooves!

This was one of the best buys I've gotten. The CD was half of what I'd expect to pay for a set list this size, and the sound quality was great. As a huge Eric Church fan, this was an under-the-radar "must have." Don't think twice about the low price -- it's absolutely not too good to be true.

This was my first Eric Church CD. Cherry picked a lot of his songs off other CD's and really liked his sound, so I brought this. It does not disappoint. Awesome opening, and rolls on from there. I would recommend this to anyone who's not sure if they'd like Eric Church. Growing up in the 70's like loved The Outlaws, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special and other southern rockers. Church does a good job filing that void, while still keeping it country.

My husband and I heard one of the songs from this album on Pandora and had to buy the entire album. We were not disappointed. Since it came with the free download as well, I have the CD in my truck and my husband is able to play to download through the sync in his truck.

Having only previously heard "CHIEF" (SUPERB, by the way), eager to hear the live Eric. Oh yes - delivers, full force!! Amazing band all round - to me, a pukka ROCK album! Guitars to the front, solid drumming throughout, without losing his awesome vocals and personality. He clearly gives 110%+ all the way! Proper, modern American stadium music - to me anyway of course. Big CHEERS Eric!!!!

I was lucky enough to see Eric live and this cd catches the quality and energy of the show.Stunning version of 'Springsteen' along with a whole bunch of his other classics.Play this loud with a few shots of Jack Daniels to compliment the mood. Rockin' Country - passionate and proud.Plus an additional cd of studio material if you want it a little quieter.

Great ,atmospheric live recording, not a dud track on it. Features some of his earlier plus breakthrough material. The fact I can make out th3 lyrics better than on some of the studio recordings shows for me how well the tracks are mixed....

Wow this album of Eric church live is brilliant. great crowd great songs for any country music fans this is one great album

Ignore the criticisms below about audience noise. The mix is good in that it gives you feedback from the band on stage.Overall a good tight set from Church but lacking the punch of R&B which his studio albums give.Turn up the Bass!