It made it to the end of the super heavy part after the acoustic section before crapping out, and from that I noticed a few things:
The harmonized vocals sounded almost TOO good - is that actually what the keyboard player sounds like? Or did they go back in and edit his vocals out and edit in mikael singing the harmony part? It really sounded like the latter, but maybe he just somehow has an awesome voice.
The picture quality looks a lot more like a bootleg than I was expecting. Some of the camera angles, especially those of bassplayer, are as blurry as fawk. It's probably got something to do with how the venue was lit, but it stills looks crappier in terms of filming than lamentations. On the brighter side, at least the camera tends to actually show the people doing the most interesting stuff at that point in time. I was very pleased to get footage of mikael playing that whole acoustic break and most of the solo, I'm way too used to metal dvds showing the bass player during the guitar solo and the singer standing there watching during the drum solo, etc.
This is probably due to the compression on the video, but it was really hard to hear the bass in most of the distorted bits. Other than that the sound seemed amazing, this is the first I've ever been able to hear the keyboard player doing anything on any of the non-damnation/GR songs live.
Overall, I'll definitely be buying it, the picture is clear and the sound seems pretty damn impressive. Still seems kind of strange that lamentations LOOKED more professional, though.
