What Concert Video are you listening to?
- Thread starter Bob R
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Yeah well I didn't enjoy Mumford & Sons that much the first time I listened to it either... 
Now they're one of my favorite bands. As I said, I greatly respect Morse and Portnoy in their other bands. Well maybe Flint will chime in with a favorite Transatlantic album, I'll give it a listen.
Now they're one of my favorite bands. As I said, I greatly respect Morse and Portnoy in their other bands. Well maybe Flint will chime in with a favorite Transatlantic album, I'll give it a listen.
It's been a couple months since I last watched this. My opinion stands, this is a DAMN great concert video, the performance, lighting, cameraword, and SOUND are all frickin' Top Notch! :bow-blue: :bow-blue: :bow-blue: I'd give my left nut to be this band's keyboardist!! :music-rockout:
Watched this last night:
Liked it a lot! Ok yeah these guys like the "speed metal" sort of style , which sometimes I think is more for show than for musicality, but damn they can all play! Though this group is more towards prog rock than straight-up metal, and instrumental (no vocals except the one encore). I was not familiar with Sheehan or Macalpine, but they're both very good. In fact, I think Sheehan's bass solo was the highlight of the concert for me.
Good PQ and excellent SQ. Good stuff.
Liked it a lot! Ok yeah these guys like the "speed metal" sort of style , which sometimes I think is more for show than for musicality, but damn they can all play! Though this group is more towards prog rock than straight-up metal, and instrumental (no vocals except the one encore). I was not familiar with Sheehan or Macalpine, but they're both very good. In fact, I think Sheehan's bass solo was the highlight of the concert for me.
Good PQ and excellent SQ. Good stuff.
PaulyT said:Watched this last night:
Liked it a lot! Ok yeah these guys like the "speed metal" sort of style , which sometimes I think is more for show than for musicality, but damn they can all play! Though this group is more towards prog rock than straight-up metal, and instrumental (no vocals except the one encore). I was not familiar with Sheehan or Macalpine, but they're both very good. In fact, I think Sheehan's bass solo was the highlight of the concert for me.
Good PQ and excellent SQ. Good stuff.
Tony McAlpine is a beast. So is Billy Sheehan for that matter. I also like Sheehan's other project with Portnoy The Winery Dogs.
PaulyT said:Watched this last night:
Liked it a lot! Ok yeah these guys like the "speed metal" sort of style , which sometimes I think is more for show than for musicality, but damn they can all play! Though this group is more towards prog rock than straight-up metal, and instrumental (no vocals except the one encore). I was not familiar with Sheehan or Macalpine, but they're both very good. In fact, I think Sheehan's bass solo was the highlight of the concert for me.
Good PQ and excellent SQ. Good stuff.
$3.99 at Best Buy and others...................
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/portnoy...u-ray-disc/1680154.p?id=2727359&skuId=1680154
:music-rockout: :music-rockout: :music-rockout:
