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Started by darkshade, December 22, 2011, 05:31:52 PM

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cramx3

Quote from: ZirconBlue on May 18, 2012, 11:52:17 AM
Quote from: cramx3 on May 18, 2012, 08:58:21 AM
If they do it right, it would be very hard to tell that two shows were merged into one. Blind Guardian did this and i had no idea until I read the notes on the DVD that it was filmed over two nights.


Indeed, 2 classic live albums Queensryche's Operation LiveCrime, and Iron Maiden's Live After Death, were recorded over multiple nights, and I don't think either is weaker for having done so.

You're right. I totally forgot about I'M doing that too. Van halen did it, but they did it very poorly and is a good example of how not to merge two concerts onto one DVD.

Kotowboy

Metallica's S&M is two nights. As is Cunning Stunts.

bosk1

Quote from: TAC on May 18, 2012, 02:16:14 PM
Quote from: ZirconBlue on May 18, 2012, 11:52:17 AM
Quote from: cramx3 on May 18, 2012, 08:58:21 AM
If they do it right, it would be very hard to tell that two shows were merged into one. Blind Guardian did this and i had no idea until I read the notes on the DVD that it was filmed over two nights.


Indeed, 2 classic live albums Queensryche's Operation LiveCrime, and Iron Maiden's Live After Death, were recorded over multiple nights, and I don't think either is weaker for having done so.
Ditto for Iced Earth's Alive In Athens.

Yes, but I thought we were talking about bands people actually liked.

Setlist Scotty

Quote from: lyfeternl on May 18, 2012, 06:01:45 AM
The more and more I think about it, the more and more I'll be disappointed if they splice together songs from different nights even if it's at the venue. Of course, I should still keep my mind open enough to allow it to be blown by an awesome performance as a whole.

I suppose I have always looked at a live DVD/Blu-ray as a way to feel as if you were there. It's hard to capture that feeling when songs are pieced together from different nights.

As was mentioned - some of the best known live releases of other artists were shot on multiple nights. If done properly, you'll never know when they switch from show to show. Besides, what would you rather have: a) near perfect performances of songs with little to nothing "fixed" in the studio OR b) have the band fix the performances in the studio after the fact (as they had to with UaGM on Score)? I'd personally pick option A since at least it's still live (tho I'm not against fixing a minor number of things in the studio when needed, such as UaGM on Score).
Quote from: BlobVanDam on November 13, 2015, 07:37:14 PMAs a basic rule, if you hate it, you must solely blame Portnoy. If it's good, then you must downplay MP's contribution to the band as not being important anyway, or claim he's just lying. It's the DTF way.
Quote from: TAC on July 10, 2024, 08:26:41 AMPOW is awesome! :P

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Quote from: Setlist Scotty on May 18, 2012, 04:29:16 PM
Quote from: lyfeternl on May 18, 2012, 06:01:45 AM
The more and more I think about it, the more and more I'll be disappointed if they splice together songs from different nights even if it's at the venue. Of course, I should still keep my mind open enough to allow it to be blown by an awesome performance as a whole.

I suppose I have always looked at a live DVD/Blu-ray as a way to feel as if you were there. It's hard to capture that feeling when songs are pieced together from different nights.

As was mentioned - some of the best known live releases of other artists were shot on multiple nights. If done properly, you'll never know when they switch from show to show. Besides, what would you rather have: a) near perfect performances of songs with little to nothing "fixed" in the studio OR b) have the band fix the performances in the studio after the fact (as they had to with UaGM on Score)? I'd personally pick option A since at least it's still live (tho I'm not against fixing a minor number of things in the studio when needed, such as UaGM on Score).
Especially regarding the circumstances as to why it needed to be fixed in the first place. Definitely an excusable situation to fixed in the studio.

chudm

Whats up guys?  ;) im just letting you know that the new bluray will be filmed during both shows in argentina! We did an interview to JLB and he told us that both show will be recorded!

We will post the interview real soon!


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That's very interesting news!

Siberian Khatru

I guess they're waiting until the end of the tour to do this. That's always how Dream Theater seem to do it. It's kinda weird, I think, because they always look so tired in the DVDs. They could have gotten a much better performance (and LaBrie) from the first tour but I'm sure it'll still be really good.

Quote from: bosk1 on May 18, 2012, 03:22:25 PM
Quote from: TAC on May 18, 2012, 02:16:14 PM
Quote from: ZirconBlue on May 18, 2012, 11:52:17 AM
Quote from: cramx3 on May 18, 2012, 08:58:21 AM
If they do it right, it would be very hard to tell that two shows were merged into one. Blind Guardian did this and i had no idea until I read the notes on the DVD that it was filmed over two nights.


Indeed, 2 classic live albums Queensryche's Operation LiveCrime, and Iron Maiden's Live After Death, were recorded over multiple nights, and I don't think either is weaker for having done so.
Ditto for Iced Earth's Alive In Athens.

Yes, but I thought we were talking about bands people actually liked.

LOL

The Alive in Athens DVD is terrible. Especially because one night's performance is often dubbed over another's footage, and once you notice that you notice all the other cheap tricks they've used to try and cover it up.

ResultsMayVary

I think they'll end up playing two completely different sets with the entire ADTOE album making an appearance over the two nights. They also have more than enough older tunes to fill in the rest of the time for both shows without pulling out more old songs than they have already played, even though I hope they do pull out a few older tunes they haven't played with MM yet.

Pockets17red

Quote from: chudm on June 29, 2012, 08:16:53 PM
Whats up guys?  ;) im just letting you know that the new bluray will be filmed during both shows in argentina! We did an interview to JLB and he told us that both show will be recorded!

We will post the interview real soon!
Blu-ray, South American crowds specifically Argentina, 2 Nights, Stadium??!?
Where is the Darth Vader smiley when you need it!!  :hefdaddy :metal

Also in reference to "ResultsMayVary"'s post, I think playing all of ADTOE for the DVD/Blu-ray would be awesome!!

wolfandwolfandwolf

This made my pants tighter.

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Quote from: chudm on June 29, 2012, 08:16:53 PM
Whats up guys?  ;) im just letting you know that the new bluray will be filmed during both shows in argentina! We did an interview to JLB and he told us that both show will be recorded!

We will post the interview real soon!
Thanks for this piece of news! :tup Seeing DT haven't toured South America yet on this tour, I bet they'll put together a setlist (or setlists) including some of the songs they played last year that haven't been released on a DVD before, like These Walls and The Count.

Siberian Khatru

Thinking on it some more, not doing a new DVD during Black Clouds was the right move. Dream Theater have released some of their best material ever on ADTOE (BitS, BAI, BtS), and between the last two albums, there are plenty of great songs which deserve to be on a DVD (Wither, TCoT, Outcry). Furthermore, many Systematic Chaos songs never received professional DVD treatment. So this will be the first time in awhile that we can expect a Dream Theater DVD to be full of great new material. Ideally, DT will play their entire rotation of songs over those two nights, and we'll get a solid 20 songs on the release. Count me excited.


herydreather

I Hope they make DVD with in Jakarta concert included. who knows, i'm in it, cause i'd front line there...   :lol

nikatapi

So nice to hear that the next live dvd will be filmed in Argentina. At last a DT live album with intense crowd, not people watching and not even moving their heads.


robwebster

Yep, agreed - thank god we're moving away from North America! We love you, but dear me, we must've seen them tread half the country's stages by now. And with the utmost respect, your audiences aren't the liveliest. Nothing wrong with that, and you're still beating Japan; it's just good to have a broad range of audiences and atmospheres. Nice to have a DVD with a slightly different character.

BlobVanDam

As I've probably done the most bitching about the DVD likely being in the USA, I am very happy to hear this. :lol
Hopefully it's a good venue, and the full rigs. Regardless, I'm sure the band will be on fire (figuratively speaking).

Zydar

Quote from: BlobVanDam on July 01, 2012, 05:31:51 AM
As I've probably done the most bitching about the DVD likely being in the USA, I am very happy to hear this. :lol
Hopefully it's a good venue, and the full rigs. Regardless, I'm sure the band will be on fire (figuratively speaking).

Hey now, wouldn't this be kind of cool?



"Buuuurning my soul!"

BlobVanDam


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DarkLord_Lalinc

I'm touching myself as we speak. Amazing call of recording the new DVD/blu-ray on Argentina.

Siberian Khatru

Quote from: DarkLord_Lalinc on July 01, 2012, 07:33:11 AM
I'm touching myself as we speak. Amazing call of recording the new DVD/blu-ray on Argentina.
Call me, maybe?

Sketchy

I have to say, I'm looking forward to the idea of a DT in South America DVD, especially as I have the official bootleg of their SA tour for Octavarium, and it's brilliant just because of the sheer atmosphere, even though they were missing over half their usual effects and other kit used live.

DarkLord_Lalinc

Quote from: Siberian Khatru on July 01, 2012, 08:52:41 AM
Quote from: DarkLord_Lalinc on July 01, 2012, 07:33:11 AM
I'm touching myself as we speak. Amazing call of recording the new DVD/blu-ray on Argentina.
Call me, maybe?

:-*

FallTempest

This will be the second live recording from Luna Park in Buenos Aires, hopefully this one exceeds its predecessor in quality.  :facepalm:

SeRoX

So, can we expect completely two different setlist for each night?

wasteland

Quote from: SeRoX on July 01, 2012, 09:47:20 AM
So, can we expect completely two different setlist for each night?

They may play the same set and then choose the best one for the DVD. Which is what they did with Live In Tokyo. Or, they could do it the awesome way and play a ADTOE-free setlist the first night and a ADTOE-centered set the second.  :o

DarkLord_Lalinc

Quote from: FallTempest on July 01, 2012, 09:42:41 AM
This will be the second live recording from Luna Park in Buenos Aires, hopefully this one exceeds its predecessor in quality.  :facepalm:

Yeah, expect a much better quality this time around. CIM's version is almost bootleg-like, and I don't think they're taking that chance right now.

SeRoX

Quote from: wasteland on July 01, 2012, 09:56:28 AM
Quote from: SeRoX on July 01, 2012, 09:47:20 AM
So, can we expect completely two different setlist for each night?

They may play the same set and then choose the best one for the DVD.

This would be disappointing for me. When it comes to DVD I wait longer sets, especially from DT. The same set from the world tour in DVD would never satisfy me. I hope they enlarge their list.

MoraWintersoul

The smartest thing to do would probably be to play up to ten same songs (the fan favorites and stuff like The Count - oh, wait, that's the same thing  :biggrin:) and just go wild with the rest of the two sets. Pick the better out of those ten and show all the rest. It would be nice to have a DVD with 30 songs  :corn

ResultsMayVary

Quote from: wasteland on July 01, 2012, 09:56:28 AM
Quote from: SeRoX on July 01, 2012, 09:47:20 AM
So, can we expect completely two different setlist for each night?

They may play the same set and then choose the best one for the DVD. Which is what they did with Live In Tokyo. Or, they could do it the awesome way and play a ADTOE-free setlist the first night and a ADTOE-centered set the second.  :o
If you're reading this Petrucci, PLEASE do this. That would be so awesome.

Shadow2222

Awesome news! How many are usually in attendance for Argentina shows? Tons, or a normal amount?

Madman Shepherd

When any metal band plays anywhere in South America they normally have a ton of crazy fans

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Quote from: Madman Shepherd on July 01, 2012, 10:57:09 AM
When any metal band plays anywhere in South America they normally have a ton of crazy fans
Exactly what I was thinking. Their crowds usually far exceed anything North American crowds could dream of. I read somewhere that the capacity of Luna Park was 35,000 (which I believe is for the entire stadium. A concert would have a smaller capacity, maybe 25-28,000 total?). Although I doubt they will sell it out, I believe they should sell the majority of the capacity in ticket sales. I wouldn't be surprised if they have 20,000 in attendance, at least, since they have done that in South America before, specifically in Chile.

darkshade

Is there any confirmation on this news? Chudm said he got the info from an interview with JLB, which hasn't been posted; so nothing is official yet. As of right now, it's just a glorified rumor.