By far the best audio of any band/documentary/live show that I have ever seen, this two-disc set is droog-punk paradise. The main on stage performance is flawless with studio quality sound and precision. The video footage is clear and steady and shows tons of band/crowd interaction. This is a welcome deviation from the usual amateur motion sickness inducing camera work that comes with punk rock video footage. You can then re-watch the live set with band commentary. Most of it is silly banter, but there are some insightful remarks. Bonus features include a handful of lower resolution live sets with garbled audio supported by subtitles, various interviews with the band, and demos from The New Seditionaries.
 
- Patricia (Evilneedles.com)