Unfortunately, that Nugent is not on display on this DVD. It's not even the cocaine-abusing, loincloth sporting version that held sway in arenas across the U.S. in the '70s and early '80s. No, the Ted Nugent on this disc is the gun rights advocating, bow hunting, Republican chest beater who still has some redoubtable skills on the guitar, but acts like a buffoon every chance he gets.

There's the Indian headdress he sports while playing the last song of his set ("Great White Buffalo"), the eye-rolling double entendres he spits out on virtually every song here, and the rather curious decision to play in front of a large American flag (as well as playing a song dedicated to the U.S. troops) at Swedish rock festival.

It says something that the best song on this disc is a version of "Journey" tucked away as an extra on the disc. The rest – even the classics like "Cat Scratch Fever" and "Stranglehold" – sound downright desperate, the sound of a man getting on in years, but desperately keeping a death grip on the rock 'n' roll lifestyle.