Dark side of the mule
Gov't Mule
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All about jazz
d. 27. July 2019
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Doug Collette
d. 27. July 2019
"Certainly the the bonus add-ons of videos and an anthology of Clinch's photos of Gov't Mule over the years increases the value of Bring On The Music-Live at the Capitol Theatre. And even if these thirty-nine tracks don't exactly present a cross-section of the band's entire discography, the eclectic mix of material represents the unpredictable dynamism of the group in concert, to the extent it may well function as a point of demarcation for the band to move forward into its next decade(s)".
AllMusic
2019
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Thom Jurek
2019
"Throughout, the sound is raw, warm, and full, and Gordie Johnson's mix contains no rounded edges. While Bring on the Music is a gift of gratitude to fans for a quarter-century of devotion, it also makes a fantastic introduction to Gov't Mule, one of the finest hard rock bands ever".
Elmore magazine
2019
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Tom Clarke
2019
"Thirty-nine songs in total-you'll find over five hours of music on any of these configurations, and it may seem daunting in scope, but Gov't Mule never elicit anything less than rapt fascination, and real rock `n' roll release throughout it. So, plan for all 39 songs ... Gov't Mule's genre-bending-and blending-succeeds most convincingly in front of an audience. Bring on the Music - Live at the Capitol Theatre documents an illustrious place in their time".