Steppenwolf may have enjoyed a string of hit singles ("Born to Be Wild," "Magic Carpet Ride") and albums (STEPPENWOLF, THE SECOND) in the late '60s/early '70s, but it was the band's live show that really made it one of the era's top rock acts. 1971's LIVE STEPPENWOLF captures the band at its in-concert peak, packing 13 Steppenwolf classics onto a single CD and focusing almost entirely on the band's best compositions. Included are such rowdy rockers as "Born to Be Wild" and "Hey Lawdy Mama," as well as the funk rocker "Magic Carpet Ride" and the laid-back groove of "The Pusher."
Disc 1: Sooki, Sooki Don't Step On The Grass, Sam Tighten Up Your Wig Monster Draft Resister Power Play Corrina, Corrina Twisted From Here To There Eventually Hey, Lawdy Mamma Magic Carpet Ride Pusher, The Born To Be Wild