In spite of the few tracks I could really do without like Hunger, this release is absolutely fantastic. DMB finally moved to Blu-ray for their annual video Live Trax in 2016, for those who enjoy a nice dynamic mastering this meant we were getting the 5.1 mixes (typically dynamic) in lossless high resolution vs. the lowly 448 Kbps Dolby Digital found on the DVDs for LTs 28, 32 and 36.WIth Live Trax 46 we not only have a fully dynamic surround mix but they've released the first ever fully dynamic modern full band stereo mastering - it's beautiful! You can enjoy cranking this right up without listener fatigue, the mix is very well balanced and you'd have to really nitpick to find much wrong with it, and there is lots of energy throughout. Consider the back and forth between Ross and Coffin in the truncated Grey Street outro complete with a little Happy Birthday interpolation, Coffin is on fire.I don't know whether the excellent sonics here are due to a little less compression being baked into the mix or direction from management to Masterdisk to really allow this release to breathe but whomever is responsible deserves yuge kudos - fully recommend this one, nice bitrate on the Blu-ray, clearly someone in QC knows what to look for with video encodes as this picture seems very clean throughout. While Sony have dropped the ball with live DMB video releases, the independent Bama Rags releases like this one more than compensate.