In the summer of 1970, MC5 was in a pivotal stage of their career following the release of their influential album "Kick Out the Jams" in 1969. This live recording from July 7, 1970, at Wayne State University captures their raw energy and political fervor during a performance reflective of the tumultuous environment of the era. Having already made a significant impact with their provocative sound and revolutionary message, this performance showcased the band's commitment to their radical ideals, including their participation in the political movements of the time. Notably, the "Kick Out the Jams" album is recognized for its groundbreaking live recording style and for being one of the albums that helped define the punk rock movement that would follow. The band's live shows were known for their dynamic presentation and outrageous stage personas, factors that contributed to their growing notoriety within the music scene.