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Post by Samsara on Aug 21, 2005 12:36:01 GMT -5
Hey all. Just wondering if the stuff on "Live at Dynamo" was also put on "The View From Here" release?
I have the latter, but it's at my office at work (pitching FW to a few of the younger metal crowd - figured "whoah, the boss is a metalhead too" might inspire a little morale - lol).
Can someone give me the info, or point me to where the info could be found, so I know if I need to buy Live at Dynamo?
Thanks. I thought the Live at Dynamo footage was on the DVD, but I forget...
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Post by BenMech on Aug 21, 2005 17:49:45 GMT -5
nope. It was not, except for a hidden clip of one song, which is pretty terrible. Think It's The 11th Hour
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Post by Samsara on Aug 21, 2005 20:22:47 GMT -5
Thanks. I picked it up from Metal Blade on Ebay for 4.49 (incl. shipping) on VHS. I figured with the terrible quality, and the fact that FW is releasing that live DVD this fall, I wasn't going to spend 12.50 (w/shipping) for the DVD version - especially when there are no extras. I'm planning on transferring this VHS and the APSOG (live) VHS to one DVD with menus and all that good stuff for myself.  |
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Post by souloffire on Sept 2, 2005 13:58:23 GMT -5
I personally find Live at Dynamo boring. I think their stage presence sufferd when Joe and Frank left. When they were still in the band they were awesome to see.
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Post by Residue on Oct 12, 2005 12:08:02 GMT -5
I personally find Live at Dynamo boring. I think their stage presence sufferd when Joe and Frank left. When they were still in the band they were awesome to see. You may be right about stage presence, but I personally love Jim Matheos' laid back stage presence these days. It's cool and collected. You can literally feel the smooth rhythms just by looking at him. It's very cool. But I have to admit that it makes Ray's more emphatic approach to performance stand out a bit. |
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