by Ed RivadaviaSome bands should be experienced in concert, because they just can't seem to make things work right in a studio setting. This problem can persist even when the album in question is a live one. Nuclear Assault was one of those bands and Live at Hammersmith Odeon is that kind of album -- something just doesn't click. Absolute fanatics may therefore find some merit in hearing one of thrash metal's most seminal groups perform these frenetic versions of their favorite studio cuts at breakneck speed (once again), but suffice to say that No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith this ain't.