Liquid Tension
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- Aug 15, 2001
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The footage I saw seemed to be good quality and that sound was just coming out the TV speaker. It was late at night and I didnt start at the beginning and I believe I think I fell asleep before it was over too, but what I heard... as I recall, sounded great. I was also astounded by the size of the crowd and how they appeared to know every note and every word of every song. I had the horrid experience of seeing Rush twice in the mid/late 70's in the most acoustically unfit venue on the face of the earth and left with little more than ringing ears. Not unlike my Symphony X concert experience... where the hell are the good soundmen ? Find them, hire them and shoot the rest.
Proul - I love extended instrumentals and have for decades. One of my side nitches, fusion was all based on improv, so has been gobs of blues, hard rock and metal. The only thing wanky about the term wankery is the people that use it as a way to be demeaning to the greatest instrumentalists in thier fields. I find those that use the term to be unable to take musical adventures if all they can register out of it is people showing off, when I can totally trip out on the vib and transfers these musicians take me on. Theres always the pop stations for those of you that cant deal with massively intense musicians.........
I was at a friends house and the RIO dvd sounded like crap... All the other dvds we played that night were great sounding.... Hopefully something was set up wrong and I haven't heard it since....