This killer 1998 set contains all of the hits you’d hope for and captures the thrilling intensity of Social Distortion’s best live shows, which makes Live At The Roxy a must for even casual fans. Featuring blazing versions of “Mommy’s Little Monster,” “Bad Luck,” and “Don’t Drag Me Down” plus covers of the Stones’ “Under My Thumb” and The Man In Black’s “Ring of Fire,” it’s essentially a career summation and set the band up for a new beginning as the new millennium was about to begin. Live At The Roxey reminded us that Social Distortion had stubbornly maintained every ounce of punk rock passion they’d emerged with in their younger days.