PedanticGuest said:Straight off the desk? That's recorded with moderately priced, and in fact fairly bassy, miniature microphones. Was intended to demonstrate that, as has now been said, there are always going to be parts of a venue that sound better than others. Evidently did the trick!
I wouldn't say City is particularly bad for sound, just regularly average. Rare to get the instruments quite as distinguished from each other as they were last night - I think a lower-than-usual volume helped. For the record, the Basement's sound is usually excellent. Also worth noting that Opeth doubtless have their own soundman who always does the best he can for what he knows of their sound in every venue they play.
ChrisEmerson said:some pics (taken on a phone so not too great):
guess which one I am
Mike is ill? shiiitNeil-o-Mac said:Tonight's Glasgow set was pretty similar to the Notts set, minus Baying and with Demon of the Fall as the set closer. No real encore because of the curfew to turn the venue over into nightclub mode. Still, pretty fucking good, even though Mike was ill apparently. They really need a better arrangement for the mixing desk for Garage gigs. Having the desk at the side of the stage is really fucking stupid.
Oh and for those that were there...<death metal voice>ROB ROY!</death metal voice>
They've done many albums, and they're legends.
winters epilogue said:Oh my fucking god. I cannot wait for them to come back in February.
The satisfaction of knowing that you were right.FUBAR said:Chris your the guy in front of the black dude...not the bloodbath guy the other one. What do I win? :Spin:
-Vintersorg- said:Wow, I've never seen Mike in a red Kiss shirt and red jeans before..
ChrisEmerson said:The satisfaction of knowing that you were right.
unless of course you saw this photo first:
http://www.metal.me.uk/mediscus.jpg
in which case you are a cheating bastard
ChrisEmerson said:To answer questions:
'Burst' were OK, quite entertaining. Its sort of like.. screaming, but with decent music behind it.