On May 14, 1996, Guided by Voices performed at Bricktown Live in Oklahoma City, showcasing their distinctive lo-fi sound that had garnered a devoted following. At this point in their career, they had recently released the critically acclaimed album "Alien Lanes" in 1995, which is often considered a seminal work in the indie rock genre. This album featured some of the band's most beloved tracks and solidified their reputation for short, catchy songs packed with clever lyrics. The setlist from the live recording includes songs like "Game of Pricks" and "Echos Myron," both of which reflect the band's signature style and were fan favorites from "Alien Lanes." Guided by Voices was known for their energetic live performances, often characterized by an eclectic mix of songs from their extensive catalog, which made each concert a unique experience for attendees. The band's DIY ethos and prolific songwriting during this period contributed significantly to their enduring legacy in indie music.