“Mero Laagi” starts this official live off with this evergreen classic from their Namaste album. This live rendition somehow sounds more lively with the vocal harmonies and the band is tight as always – a reputation they’ve made for themselves. The second track “Hodbazi” was one of the first melancholic tune by the band dealing with themes of addiction and existential crisis. A timeless melody that pulls on your heart strings this one - that needed a revival in the form of audio quality and recording – and the band provided just that in this live session. “Pratibimba” was one of the freshest sounding tracks from the sharp curve that “Astitwa” is. With more of Sanjay Aryal on the vocals, the song already has a crisp mix on the studio album but somehow sounds more potent in this performance with switched harmonies and dynamics and a raw feel. “Samaj” follows next with some interesting time signatures and is a thumper but the live effect selections and switches and the echo in the speech part of the song makes this a different monster on this version. Every instrument sounds crisp and clear – definitely a highlight. “Timro Maya” then shows you why live performances are more lively always with this rendition. A timeless classic made more beautiful with fresher layers and arrangements. We needn’t say more. From Astitwa again - “Timro Nau” follows suit and can be dubbed as Timro Maya – Part 2 in the sense that this song will leave the same legendary trail as the former. The reverse delay and the whole ambience of the song is alive in this version. “Maryo ni Maryo” is the second last track and from seeing their iconic screenings on Image channel to the sound and growth up till this version – extended solos – updated sections and a kickass performance – everything that you can expect from this band. Truly commendable!! And then - “Mercedes Benz” closes this album and what do we say about this one. The band plus a whole ensemble of horns and side vocals and strings section – the already legendary track sounds fresh – updated and grand as it should. This is an essential album for all Cobweb fans as well as those new to the band. This is also the first official live compilation album ever to be released on Noodle or maybe Nepal itself? Crisp mixing and punchy performances – this is great to capture the live spirit of this band.