The live recording of "Moondance," featured in the concert film "It's Too Late to Stop Now," captures Van Morrison at a pivotal point in his career. Released in 1974, this recording showcases a period of artistic resurgence that followed his earlier struggles in the music industry. Prior to this live album, Morrison had released the iconic "Moondance" studio album in 1970, which firmly established him as a solo artist and introduced his blend of jazz, folk, and rock influences. "It's Too Late to Stop Now" encapsulates Morrison’s energetic live performances, highlighting his deep connection with the audience and his musicianship. The album is notable not just for its representation of his hits, but also for its improvisational spirit, showcasing Morrison's talent as a live performer. This period became crucial for solidifying his legacy with fans and critics alike, proving his enduring influence in the music world.