

The Mike Keneally Band's legendary 2005 Baked Potato show mixed in stereo and Dolby 5.1 Surround that virtually puts you in the front row (many have said that this is some of the best live audio they've ever heard). Plus an entertaining and enlightening band commentary.

The Mike Keneally Band's legendary 2005 Baked Potato show mixed in stereo and Dolby 5.1 Surround that virtually puts you in the front row (many have said that this is some of the best live audio they've ever heard). Plus an entertaining and enlightening band commentary.
2006-07-30
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