What Concert Video are you listening to?
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Actually a collection of concert clips and videos, two disks worth. :eusa-clap:
I know a couple of you have Bryan's new Live in Lyon concert; the boys were a little bit more bizarre in the early days (that's Brian Eno with the makeup and long hair on the modular synth!):
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G56DaSAeZfM[/youtube]
Ok FINALLY, now that I got a replacement BD that works, got a chance to watch/listen to this (Flying Colors):
I like this band a lot. Their music is complex and interesting, not your usual 1-4-5 pop/rock band, far from it. Shades of Dream Theater here, not surprising given that Mike Portnoy is their drummer. They even do a DT song on this video. But they're a little more on the pop side of the progressive rock genre. Still, very interesting stuff. I LOVE their song Kayla!
One of the high points for me on this video was their lead singer (Casey McPherson) breaking into a very credible solo version of Cohen's Hallelujah! So totally different and so totally appropriate at the same time, it's hard to explain.
Dave LaRue's bass is awesome, never have I seen so many true - and fascinating - bass solos in a video concert.
Every musician in this band is seasoned and talented. Their vocal harmonies are terrific! Who knew that Portnoy could sing.
Anyway, this is a great new band, and I look forward to seeing where these guys take this.
I like this band a lot. Their music is complex and interesting, not your usual 1-4-5 pop/rock band, far from it. Shades of Dream Theater here, not surprising given that Mike Portnoy is their drummer. They even do a DT song on this video. But they're a little more on the pop side of the progressive rock genre. Still, very interesting stuff. I LOVE their song Kayla!
One of the high points for me on this video was their lead singer (Casey McPherson) breaking into a very credible solo version of Cohen's Hallelujah! So totally different and so totally appropriate at the same time, it's hard to explain.
Dave LaRue's bass is awesome, never have I seen so many true - and fascinating - bass solos in a video concert.
Every musician in this band is seasoned and talented. Their vocal harmonies are terrific! Who knew that Portnoy could sing.
Anyway, this is a great new band, and I look forward to seeing where these guys take this.
^- Yeah I should have really - he was excellent too, and I loved the tone of his guitar; I know that's kind of a weird thing to say but it had a very nice sound. And the keyboardist was cool, who also sings very well. They're really all very good musicians, playing complex music, and working well together. They all have other bands they're involved in, but I hope they continue to work together.
Botch said:
This just came on on Palladia. I'm definitely getting the bluray; I've only seen the first tune but its great, and Sade (who I think is older than me) looks stunning! :banana-dance:
Botch, did you ever get this one? If you did, how is it? I am thinking about picking it up!
Don't know the exact title, but am watching a concert with James Taylor and Carole King on Palladia; great performance although the video/audio ain't too great. Will have to try to find this on video.
Kind've a bittersweet night right now. I think I've successfully ported over my new email to everyone that needs it; the conversion to TV/Intranetz from Comcast is essentially finished; I'll be yanking the modem and cable-box tomorrow morning and dropping them off at comcast during lunch tomorrow.
No more Palladia.
:|
But, an extra $150/month will probably buy a lot of concert disks, ya think? :banana-dance:
Kind've a bittersweet night right now. I think I've successfully ported over my new email to everyone that needs it; the conversion to TV/Intranetz from Comcast is essentially finished; I'll be yanking the modem and cable-box tomorrow morning and dropping them off at comcast during lunch tomorrow.
No more Palladia.
:|
But, an extra $150/month will probably buy a lot of concert disks, ya think? :banana-dance:
