5/5 I want more
  by RMissBrook (Hull, MA USA)
This CD/DVD set is great, but I really wish they had taped the whole concert like they did the one at Wrigley Field. All of the songs are on the CD and you get to hear Jimmy's comments to the audience which many times make the show. But there is only about an hour of the actual concert on the DVD. I would have preferred that they tape the whole concert and sell it separately. However, in my case something is better than nothing so I would recommend this set.

4/5 Missing Song
  by RRPounder (Latrobe, PA)
Is anybody else missing Sweet Caroline on the disc one? I played it on the computer and all the songs were coming up one title off. I played it on the bedroom stereo and still no Sweet Caroline. What gives?

5/5 Best of both worlds
  by DCP
Great collection of songs for the true die hard fans of both Jimmy Buffett & the Boston Red Sox! It doesn't get much better than this.

2/5 Jimmy Buffett Live at Fenway Park
  by Mary Kaye Balacco
This live CD does not have the energy that most of Jimmy's other live CD's too. I'm a Fenway Park/Red Sox fan too!

2/5 WTF, Jimmy?
  by Bob Wible (Grundy, VA)
Jimmy, I love ya! But, after Feeding Frenzy, you came back with Tuesday's, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Then the whole series of live albums that seemed to document every concert you did in 2004. Now, ANOTHER LIVE ALBUM? (and "live in TX stadium on the way...) The problem is, there have just been to many darn live albums. It's not that Jimmy doesn't deliver live- it's just that half the time he has to shout to be heard over the crowd. And I'm starting to get the feeling he's bored with it all. Jimmy's an innovator- he tries new stuff, and he's covered lots of ground in his career. Sometimes, his stuff misses the mark for his audience, but he's always expanding his horizons. I buy, and will continue to buy every studio album the man puts out. But I'm drawing a line in the sand. No more live albums. Whew- a little rant there, but let's talk about this cd. Most of the setlist is familiar and it IS nice to hear him shake the dust off some of the White Sport Coat tunes. Those are timeless. The problem is, they don't sound great on this cd. Jimmy and the Coral Reefers sound a little uninspired, and did it really have to be a double cd? I will concede that if you don't have any other live cds, this would be fairly enjoyable. For the rest of us, this cd is not necessary. I expect a lot more from the man from Margaritaville, and I know he'll deliver on his next studio set. Thanks for reading my review!