| Fenderek 16.01.2006 07:23 |
Made In japan by DEEP PURPLE... Fucking hell, wish I was there... So far than we have: METALLICA "Master of Puppets" IRON MAIDEN "The Number Of The Beast" PINK FLOYD "Dark Side Of The Moon" DEEP PURPLE "Made In Japan" What's next? |
| willem-jan 8923 16.01.2006 08:31 |
Technically, they also covered themselves on two South American dates, but indeed it's an impressive list. I really would like to hear the ..Japan album. They even played the extended solo's as found on the live album! |
| Fenderek 16.01.2006 08:52 |
willem-jan wrote: Technically, they also covered themselves on two South American dates, but indeed it's an impressive list. I really would like to hear the ..Japan album. They even played the extended solo's as found on the live album!Right, the "SCENES FROIM A MEMORY" :) Well- can you actually cover yourself :) I'd love to hear "Child In Time"- must ahve been GREAT!!!!!! |
| The Real Wizard 16.01.2006 22:19 |
Fenderek wrote: Made In japan by DEEP PURPLE... Fucking hell, wish I was there... So far than we have: METALLICA "Master of Puppets" IRON MAIDEN "The Number Of The Beast" PINK FLOYD "Dark Side Of The Moon" DEEP PURPLE "Made In Japan" What's next?<jealous> Hoooooooooly fucking crap!!!!!!!!!!! </jealous> |
| Fenderek 17.01.2006 10:17 |
Where else- Japan, Tokyo :) |
| Mr.Jingles 17.01.2006 13:24 |
Fenderek wrote: Made In japan by DEEP PURPLE... Fucking hell, wish I was there... So far than we have: METALLICA "Master of Puppets" IRON MAIDEN "The Number Of The Beast" PINK FLOYD "Dark Side Of The Moon" DEEP PURPLE "Made In Japan" What's next?Hanson - The Middle Of Nowhere |
| Haystacks Calhoun 17.01.2006 13:32 |
Vanilla Ice - To The Extreme |
| willem-jan 8923 18.01.2006 01:57 |
<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: Where did they cover Made In Japan? I've got to get me a bootleg of that!!!Let me know when you do find a link! It's not allowed by the band to share this show, since it will be officially released, but I'm really looking forward to hear some audience recordings already! |
| FriedChicken 18.01.2006 06:43 |
You go to a show hoping to see songs from that band, and then they perform only other peoples songs. what a ripoff |
| Fenderek 18.01.2006 06:49 |
FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: You go to a show hoping to see songs from that band, and then they perform only other peoples songs. what a ripoffNo mate- everybody knows how it works- when they play two shows in one city the other part of the second show is a cover album. Rip off? They play 3 hours every night. When I saw them in Hammersmith last year they played two nights in row. Firts one- 3 hours of their material. Second night- 2 hours of their own material and they repeated only ONE SONG. And after that they added DARK SIDE OF THE MOON. That's how it works every time. Rip off? C'mon man!!!!! That's the best value for money (30 pounds each gig) I have ever seen!!!! And you should hear them playing any of those albums- it's SOMETHING to be at a night like that, I can tell you... |
| willem-jan 8923 18.01.2006 09:50 |
Actually, the band (Mike Portnoy) even checks what they've been playing the previous times in the city they are performing in that night, and try to avoid songs they've already played. So it's the opposite to being a rip off. And indeed, Dream Theater announces the nights where they are covering whole albums. Now Queen, 1986, that's a rip-off. Every night the same songs in the same order. Could it be more boring? I think not. |
| Fenderek 19.01.2006 03:31 |
willem-jan wrote: Actually, the band (Mike Portnoy) even checks what they've been playing the previous times in the city they are performing in that night, and try to avoid songs they've already played. So it's the opposite to being a rip off. And indeed, Dream Theater announces the nights where they are covering whole albums. Now Queen, 1986, that's a rip-off. Every night the same songs in the same order. Could it be more boring? I think not.Ditto |
| Fenderek 19.01.2006 08:38 |
And there you go- on 16th of January they covered themselves again and played entire OCTAVARIUM, back to back. Nice! It's only few times (twice?) they actually played THE ANSWER LIES WITHIN. |
| Mr.Jingles 19.01.2006 17:34 |
Fenderek wrote:If the Magic Tour was boring, what can we say about the Q + PR tour?willem-jan wrote: Actually, the band (Mike Portnoy) even checks what they've been playing the previous times in the city they are performing in that night, and try to avoid songs they've already played. So it's the opposite to being a rip off. And indeed, Dream Theater announces the nights where they are covering whole albums. Now Queen, 1986, that's a rip-off. Every night the same songs in the same order. Could it be more boring? I think not.Ditto |
| The Real Wizard 19.01.2006 21:24 |
Dream Theater are the best live band in the world right now - hands down. Can't wait until March 22... Massey Hall in Toronto, which will be almost two years to the day when I met the band backstage. A night I'll never forget. |
| Fenderek 20.01.2006 08:22 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:Well actually they changed a bit more in 2005... Compare the BRIXTON show with BELFAST or HYDE PARK, than take TOKYO and the setlist aren't actually THAT same...Fenderek wrote:If the Magic Tour was boring, what can we say about the Q + PR tour?willem-jan wrote: Actually, the band (Mike Portnoy) even checks what they've been playing the previous times in the city they are performing in that night, and try to avoid songs they've already played. So it's the opposite to being a rip off. And indeed, Dream Theater announces the nights where they are covering whole albums. Now Queen, 1986, that's a rip-off. Every night the same songs in the same order. Could it be more boring? I think not.Ditto |
| The Real Wizard 20.01.2006 13:40 |
Fenderek wrote: Well actually they changed a bit more in 2005... Compare the BRIXTON show with BELFAST or HYDE PARK, than take TOKYO and the setlist aren't actually THAT same...If you compare 2005 Q+PR to all the Queen 73-86 tours, these were most of their longest shows ever. Queen's longest shows were on the NOTW tour, and they were a bit over two hours. Q+PR played some shows up to 135 minutes. As for the setlist, the Hot Space tour was Queen's most adventurous, but look at all the changes we saw in 2005! I really hope the set gets changed up for '06. |
| willem-jan 8923 21.01.2006 05:50 |
Another Dream Theater show is beeing seeded on Dime. It's the 19-01 show, setlist: Disk 1 (first set 70 mins): 1. Intro 2. The Root of All Evil 3. Panic Attack 4. Another Won 5. Afterlife 6. Under A Glass Moon 7. Lie 8. Peruvian Skies 9. Fatal Tragedy 10. About To Crash (Reprise) 11. Losing Time/Grand Finale Disk 2 (second set 76 mins): 1. As I Am 2. I Walk Beside You 3. Sacrificed Sons 4. Octavarium 5. Someone Like Him 6. Medicate (Awakening) 7. Full Circle 8. Intervals 9. Razor's Edge 10. Highway Star 11. The Spirit Carries On 12. Pull Me Under link Downloading at 170 Kb/s (maximum I get from my provider) |
| Fenderek 23.01.2006 09:24 |
With a Highway Star, nice! |
| willem-jan 8923 03.02.2006 08:31 |
Did anyone see this full show on any torrent site yet? |
| jasen101 03.02.2006 17:26 |
how people can actually like this band is beyond me. |
| Mr.Jingles 03.02.2006 18:06 |
jasen101 wrote: how people can actually like this band is beyond me.The reason why I can see why some people might not like Dream Theater is because guitar and drum solos that go on for 10 minutes eventually get boring to many. Some people enjoy the instrumental virtuosity, and others don't. I do enjoy it to some extent, but I certainly find that at some point I've had enough of it. The Beatles weren't particularly the most skilled instrument players, but they became the biggest band of all time based just on their songwriting skills. |
| The Real Wizard 03.02.2006 19:05 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: The reason why I can see why some people might not like Dream Theater is because guitar and drum solos that go on for 10 minutes eventually get boring to many. Some people enjoy the instrumental virtuosity, and others don't. I do enjoy it to some extent, but I certainly find that at some point I've had enough of it.Dream Theater doesn't have any song where a guitar or drum solo goes on for ten minutes. There is a huge difference between structured music and improvised music. DT's music contains structured instrumentals that can go for five minutes or so. This kind of stuff is over the heads of 90% of the musical audience, so that's why the majority of their audience consists of serious musicians. Even aside from that crucial difference in musical styles, a band playing long instrumentals in concert is nothing new. Let's look at the Grateful Dead and Led Zeppelin... at least half of their average concert consisted of guitar solos, and they're hailed as two of the greatest live bands of all time. |
| Mr.Jingles 03.02.2006 21:57 |
I think we all know for sure that Led Zeppelin was one of the greatest live bands of all time. However I never thought of Greatful Dead as a great live band. I always thought of them as a great band to get stoned to. |
| willem-jan 8923 27.05.2006 04:11 |
Finally the Deep Purple cover album leaked. I'm listening to it right now, and I must say that I'm quite impressed by James' performance. Those guys really can do everything they like (or so it seems) |
| The Real Wizard 28.05.2006 03:10 |
willem-jan wrote: Finally the Deep Purple cover album leaked. I'm listening to it right now, and I must say that I'm quite impressed by James' performance. Those guys really can do everything they like (or so it seems)Please send me an email. I'd definitely like to have a copy of that! |
| willem-jan 8923 28.05.2006 05:40 |
e-mail is on its way :) |
| willem-jan 8923 31.05.2006 03:15 |
And here's a video of Highway Star (from their concert in Seoul)! link |
