Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - Live Bullet

Celebrating the 45th anniversary of Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band's Live Bullet!

Recorded at Cobo Hall in Detroit, in September 1975

Special remastered reissue in its original 150-gram 2LP format with lithograph

Captures Seger's riveting performances of "Travelin' Man," "Beautiful Loser," "Heavy Music," "Katmandu," "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man," "Turn the Page" and others

Capitol Records/Universal Music Enterprises is celebrating the 45th anniversary of Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band's Live Bullet with a special reissue in its original 2LP format.

Recorded at Cobo Hall in Detroit, in September 1975, the original album Live Bullet brought Seger significant national attention. The recognition Seger had garnered to that point was based on two elements: the emotional power of his songs and the intensity of his live shows. Combining those two elements on Live Bullet, the album was released as a double-vinyl-record set in April 1976 and captured Seger's riveting performances of "Travelin' Man," "Beautiful Loser," "Heavy Music," "Katmandu," "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man," "Turn the Page" and others. The album started breaking across the country and set the stage for Seger's meteoric rise.

Hailed by critics as one of the best live records of all time, including the June 1976 review from The New York Times, "This music roars on and on until at the very end of the performance, Seger — still raring to go-bellows: 'I'm going to rock and roll all night long.' He means it and Live Bullet is proof positive that he's a living dynamo."

Live Bullet will be offered here as a 2LP album in a standard version 150-gram black vinyl with a lithograph. The lithograph is a reproduction of the Live Bullet cover of Seger onstage from the show taken by well-known Detroit photographer Robert Markliwitz. The album has been remastered by Grammy-nominated mastering engineer Robert Vosgien.

Note: this double LP was cut for playback on a stacked turntable spindle, which means that after Side 1 ends, the second LP drops and starts playing, technically making that Side 2. The side numbers below represent the "sequenced" side.