Guided by Voices, known for their lo-fi aesthetic and prolific output, was experiencing a notable period in their career around the time of the live recording of "Drinker's Peace." This performance likely took place during the promotion of their album "Earthquake Glue," released in 2003, which was one of the last albums featuring their classic lineup. "Drinker's Peace" showcases the band's signature blend of catchy melodies and offbeat lyrics. The live recording encapsulates the energy and rawness that characterize their live shows. Interestingly, Guided by Voices has a reputation for their extensive catalog and performing marathon sets, often mixing hits with obscure tracks, which creates a unique concert experience. The live version of "Drinker's Peace" reflects both the band's enduring appeal and their experimental approach to music.