By the time they hit Brisbane, L7's live set had been sharpened to savage sharpness through constant gigging. Recorded for Triple J Radio's Live At The Wireless programme, L7's nine-song set not only demonstrates the thunderous, grinding power of their road-tested songs, but also finds the band at the culmination of the primarily punk-influenced segment of their development. Split between material drawn from Bricks Are Heavy and its 1990 predecessor, Smell The Magic, the set encapsulates the manner in which L7 were capable of being both devastatingly brutal and highly accessible.