Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Most of my concert DVD's were watched once and then never again. I stopped buying them after a while.

Same

Yeah same, I think the last one I bought was the Garden DVD

bodysnatcher wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Most of my concert DVD's were watched once and then never again. I stopped buying them after a while.

Same

Yeah same, I think the last one I bought was the Garden DVD

Which, in all fairness, I have watched multiple times. But the last time I watched it was over a decade ago.

That seems like it can't be right. But here we are.

Did Picture in a Frame come out after Garden? It did right? I bought that one too.

I think we'll get some kind of compilation DVD/BD of these shows. I think the band recorded that secret rooftop show last night to include as a bonus in a future release of some kind.

durdencommatyler wrote:Did Picture in a Frame come out after Garden? It did right? I bought that one too.

Yes. Came out after the Avocado tour.

If I remember correctly 'Live at the Garden' was released together with 'Lost Dogs'. That fact makes me somewhat excited about the wrigley/fenway DVD.....Lost Dogs II....

I wouldn't go nuts with speculation; they professionally filmed the 2009 Spectrum shows and the 2011 Alpine Valley shows and neither ended up being released.

...And every 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 show.

Birds in Hell wrote:I wouldn't go nuts with speculation; they professionally filmed the 2009 Spectrum shows and the 2011 Alpine Valley shows and neither ended up being released.

Well, shit, at least we got Spectrum boots. I guess Alpine Valley went straight into the vault.

they're just recording a bunch of shit so when they eventually stop releasing studio music, the machine can continue on for years with "new" music and video releases. Some of which we might not ever see or hear bc we'll be too old to care.

Kevin Davis wrote:Most of my concert DVD's were watched once and then never again. I stopped buying them after a while.

I watched Touring Band 2000 a couple of nights back - they were so, so good back then

Rangi Guy wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Most of my concert DVD's were watched once and then never again. I stopped buying them after a while.

I watched Touring Band 2000 a couple of nights back - they were so, so good back then

I used to watch them all the time. When i had a treadmill in my house i would put them on and run for the entirety. I loved that shit.

Now everything is on youtube so whats the point? If they put out a concert DVD it better have some sort of story or documentary aspect about it.

Strat wrote:Now everything is on youtube so whats the point?

sound quality

Why release bootlegs? People tape the shows anyway, besides it's all on YouTube, etc.

That said, I never watch concert DVDs either.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Strat wrote:Now everything is on youtube so whats the point?

sound quality

Yeah, 90% of stuff on YouTube is unwatchable.

I like live videos.

There's something nice about sitting back and watching the DVD on your tv, rather than manually searching for and picking songs on you tube.

B wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Strat wrote:Now everything is on youtube so whats the point?

sound quality

Yeah, 90% of stuff on YouTube is unwatchable.

I really hate it when the video and audio are out of sync. That's the worst.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Strat wrote:Now everything is on youtube so whats the point?

sound quality

Im just saying a lot of people do great work syncing up the official boots to HD fan cams from multiple point of views.