by Heather Phares Based on Live Classics, Vol. 1 's artwork alone, the Bobby Conn & the Glass Gypsies live experience looks like a glam rock-fueled blast, with enough shiny outfits, glitter eye shadow, and cool sunglasses for the audience as well as the band. Live Classics, Vol. 1 sounds nearly as good as it looks, though it suggests that Live Classics, Vol. 2 should be a concert DVD to get the full impact of Conn's live show. Though the songs are stripped of their studio gloss, tracks like "Angels" and "Winners" still remain great examples of Conn's fusion of glam, disco, soul, metal, and show tunes, and with arrangements that include organ, electric violin, and bongos, he and the Glass Gypsies don't sacrifice any of the sonic detail of their songs on the road. The band does rock harder in person, though, with the formerly laid-back "Baby Man" and "Cashing Objections" taking on some of the punch of rockers like "Style I Need" (which ...