Same here - I'm hoping it will be on sale in Burnley on Saturday. And the second disk will be out for the GOH gig in December.
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Posts: 653 (29-10-09 6:48) |
-- Tim
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Posts: 9 (29-10-09 8:57) |
Just listened to my copy that arrived today, the sound quality and mix is excellent giving a really authentic feel to the CD . From memory the first section of
the gigs was always quite short ( though a bit more than 48 minutes) with the second part much longer so hopefully the second CD will be 70 minutes plus.
I would be grateful if we could get some information from the band about which dates the tracks came from |
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Posts: 182 (30-10-09 10:00) |
Received mine on Wednesday and have been enjoying it ever since. The mix is excellent. Looking forward to the release of Part 2 now.
Whilst on can I say that delivery postmen are only striking on Saturday - items arriving at delivery offices before then will be delivered as normal. Royal Mail has made very little effort to inform the general public that the 3 day strike is not an all out strike across the board but 3 separate one day strikes involving individual areas of the business. |
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Posts: 23 (30-10-09 7:06) |
I'm really into this new live album. Superb mixing and sound quality. The highlights ? Every track, it's that good. The performance of the whole band
is as good as it gets, and Heather just sounds sensational. Stunning vocals, especially on Unoriginal Sin, Simple Ways and Evergreen. Can't wait to hear
Carpe Diem on disc two.
Some great soloing from Bryan, and keyboard wizardry from Iain, and the engine room of Andy, Liam and Gavin allow all of the soloists to flourish. Anne-Marie's flute work is also excellent. I particularly liked the first solo on Autumn Past. It's been a bit of a wait, but an album well worth waiting for. And another one to look forward to next month.
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Posts: 2 (01-11-09 4:08) |
Hi
Was just wondering ir the new live cd included the chat in between the songs,always think live albums are better when all the chat is included |
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Posts: 24 (01-11-09 6:25) |
PHILA9037 wrote: Yes, it includes some of the song introductions. Bryan introduces Flowers For Guns, Simple Ways and Evergreen. Heather introduces Unoriginal Sin. |
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Posts: 654 (01-11-09 7:02) |
All I can do is repeat what others have said - Superb recording that really captures what the band sound like on a good night. And it totally blows away every
other live album of theirs I've heard.
-- Tim
Weblog, http://www.kalyr.com/weblog "Never again will I try to celebrate something I love by belittling the things that other people love" - Will Byers on the Guardian Music Blog |
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Posts: 302 (03-11-09 9:52) |
Bought my copy at the Burnley gig on Saturday and I've played it a few times in the last couple of days. I'd like to endorse everything the others have
said, it really is a superb recording, easily the best sound of any Mostly live album to date. Roll on Part Two!
Anorak that I am, I do have one query:- is it possible that someone can tell us where each individual track was recorded? I went to a few of the gigs on the Spring Tour and I'd be interested to know if any of the gigs I was at have made it onto the albums. |
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Posts: 2 (07-11-09 1:44) |
Bought my copy at the Wolverhampton gig tonight and blasted it out of the car stereo on the way home. It's awesome and worth ten quid of anyone's hard
earned. The version of Evergreen is simply breathtaking. Even managed to get Bryan, Liam, Iain & Andy to sign it during the %%$ break - sorry interval.
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Posts: 693 (07-11-09 12:30) |
Picked up a copy at Bilston last night, and gave it play this morning.
Very impressed with the quality of playing, and the sound quality, which really captures the atmosphere of a live gig. The track listing is excellent, and I can't wait to hear part 2. I wonder if this will be ready in time for sale at the York show? Overall, an impressive live CD. |
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Posts: 1410 (08-11-09 4:55) Moderator |
Yes, barring any unforeseen problems the 2nd live album should be on sale at the York gig
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Posts: 694 (08-11-09 6:40) |
Thanks for the info Roger.
You are "A gentleman, a scholar, and an acrobat". |
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Posts: 1411 (08-11-09 7:08) Moderator |
Acrobat?
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Posts: 695 (08-11-09 7:11) |
"Acrobat?" asks Roger.
I was quoting from the theme to "The Pink Panther", as one does. |
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Posts: 38 (08-11-09 7:18) |
Theme Song from The Pink Panther?
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Posts: 1412 (08-11-09 10:03) Moderator |
Ah, now all is clear!
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Posts: 39 (08-11-09 10:14) |
The Rinky Dink Roger........
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Posts: 696 (08-11-09 10:52) |
Howiuk wrote: "The Rinky Dink Roger........ "
Sounds like a "toy" for ladies! An image of Rog, I shall try to forget! |
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Posts: 57 (13-11-09 6:25) |
As everyone appears to agree, the live album is pretty damn good. So, MA have got the technology to create first class live recordings, we already know
that the technology is there for excellent visual recordings ---- any chance of maybe marrying the two together sometime? Is this maybe something for our
Christmas pot next year? If its up front deposits that are needed I'll smash open the pot pig tonight!
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