Certainly not just you.evenslow wrote:Is it just me or does Matt seem way more committed/interesting there?super nintendo chalmers wrote:
0:14, someone nails Ed from the crowd.
Matt never played as well for the band as he did on those 1998 shows.
Certainly not just you.evenslow wrote:Is it just me or does Matt seem way more committed/interesting there?super nintendo chalmers wrote:
0:14, someone nails Ed from the crowd.
He's really on auto-pilot at this point. Man, I wonder who might be a better fit?Birds in Hell wrote: Certainly not just you.
Matt never played as well for the band as he did on those 1998 shows.
Strat wrote:Alas, we are RM
A man can dream.evenslow wrote:He's really on auto-pilot at this point. Man, I wonder who might be a better fit?Birds in Hell wrote: Certainly not just you.
Matt never played as well for the band as he did on those 1998 shows.
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The audio on this video is fantastic. Well done. Bravo to this dude.enimmi wrote:Full show:
WELLS FARGO ARENA
Philadelphia, PA
Tue 22 October, 2013
I was about to burn this to DVD. Is it really bad without Mike solos?hlniv wrote:The audio on this video is fantastic. Well done. Bravo to this dude.enimmi wrote:Full show:
WELLS FARGO ARENA
Philadelphia, PA
Tue 22 October, 2013
Well... except for not picking up a single solo originating from the left side of the stage.
IGOAUNFORGUNAFEEELAAAI.BootsToAsses wrote:I was about to burn this to DVD. Is it really bad without Mike solos?hlniv wrote:The audio on this video is fantastic. Well done. Bravo to this dude.enimmi wrote:Full show:
WELLS FARGO ARENA
Philadelphia, PA
Tue 22 October, 2013
Well... except for not picking up a single solo originating from the left side of the stage.
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Skip ahead to Lightning Bolt and listen to the first Mike solo/riff at then of the first chorus. Or SOLAT. It's an audience recording definitely, but the mic picks up stone perfectly, and mike hardly at all. Somebody dubbed one of the audio recordings that's out there over the video. OUtside of not picking up Mike on audio, both the video and the audio are superb.BootsToAsses wrote:I was about to burn this to DVD. Is it really bad without Mike solos?hlniv wrote:The audio on this video is fantastic. Well done. Bravo to this dude.enimmi wrote:Full show:
WELLS FARGO ARENA
Philadelphia, PA
Tue 22 October, 2013
Well... except for not picking up a single solo originating from the left side of the stage.
Uhhhhhhhhhhh-hawwwwwwwwwharmless wrote:So much over-pronunciation and syllable-splitting.
It's bizarre to me because I think I'd have to be putting extra effort in to pronounce shit like that while singing. I'm not an actual singer though so what do I know.harmless wrote:So much over-pronunciation and syllable-splitting.
stupidmop wrote:It's bizarre to me because I think I'd have to be putting extra effort in to pronounce shit like that while singing. I'm not an actual singer though so what do I know.harmless wrote:So much over-pronunciation and syllable-splitting.
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dimejinky99 wrote:
Watching this and Casper 95. Which has footage from sidestage somehow. Good stuff
I hope he does more. These are really fucking awesome. I'd like to see SBM, MFS, and Lightning Bolt.Birds in Hell wrote:This guy's been making some pretty neat videos for years, fun to see him tackle some Pearl Jam.
I have two guesses about this: He turned to doing this because he got bored of the way he used to sing...OR, somehow, this over-pronounciation is his way to make up for losing his robust vocal cords. Either way, it's got to stop, as it makes every current bootleg not worth listening to.stupidmop wrote:It's bizarre to me because I think I'd have to be putting extra effort in to pronounce shit like that while singing. I'm not an actual singer though so what do I know.harmless wrote:So much over-pronunciation and syllable-splitting.
It's interesting to be at a concert where the crowd is singing the songs like the CD versions, while ed does his warble and syllable-splitting.Coach wrote:I have two guesses about this: He turned to doing this because he got bored of the way he used to sing...OR, somehow, this over-pronounciation is his way to make up for losing his robust vocal cords. Either way, it's got to stop, as it makes every current bootleg not worth listening to.stupidmop wrote:It's bizarre to me because I think I'd have to be putting extra effort in to pronounce shit like that while singing. I'm not an actual singer though so what do I know.harmless wrote:So much over-pronunciation and syllable-splitting.