The_7th_one
Ancient Mariner
The football part f***ed the video
Maybe an ad for a new Maiden football video game coming next year...Why is there footage of Steve playing football for fuck sake!
its from wacken.
Let’s hope it will be live DVDSo Wacken show will turn in a live album?
with the rest of football match trough the whole concertLet’s hope it will be live DVD
Here's a pic of me and Geoff when they were touring Mindcrime back in the dayIf I remember it correctly Tate has done 25th Anniversary, 30th Anniversary and now 35th Anniversary of OM in Europe! Not sure if any of them reached the US. He does the Big Rock show concept there.
I bought meet and greet + show ticket for just over 70 € here in Sweden!
Excuse me, but that's almost objectively wrong. All it takes is to listen to the first 15 seconds of Wrathchild to hear one of the most amateurish volume automations I've ever heard on a professional album. And that's before we start with stuff like how incredibly loud and distracting the synths are mixed.Tony Newton did Book of Souls Live Chapter, and that's one of the best-sounding Maiden live albums/videos. Nights of the Dead is a step down, though.
Unlikely. It's more like the Flight Of Icarus, Stratego, and Run To The Hills videos, that were purely for promotional purposes. Reminds me a bit of live B-sides that were used on singles. Wacken, due to being, well, Wacken, had one of the worst crowds of the tour (not as far as numbers go, but enthusiasm) so there's no way they'd use that one for a proper live album.So Wacken show will turn in a live album?
That's your opinion, which is not "objectively right". I've listened to Live Chapter probably hundreds of times with headphones, and it sounds great. You can hear every instrument clearly, and it all sounds vital and powerful. The prominent keyboards at the end of The Red and the Black sound great and really add to the atmosphere of the song. On the studio version, they're barely audible. I think Tony did a great job on Live Chapter.Excuse me, but that's almost objectively wrong. All it takes is to listen to the first 15 seconds of Wrathchild to hear one of the most amateurish volume automations I've ever heard on a professional album. And that's before we start with stuff like how incredibly loud and distracting the synths are mixed.
If you said En Vivo or something I could agree, but BOS:LC? Hell no. That's amateur hour.
Unlikely. It's more like the Flight Of Icarus, Stratego, and Run To The Hills videos, that were purely for promotional purposes. Reminds me a bit of live B-sides that were used on singles. Wacken, due to being, well, Wacken, had one of the worst crowds of the tour (not as far as numbers go, but enthusiasm) so there's no way they'd use that one for a proper live album.
I was being hyperbolic to explain why your subjective statement seems absolutely ludicrous to me when we have genuinely good sounding live albums. The synths are far too loud, at points destroying the atmosphere. I also specifically linked Wrathchild which features something that should never be heard on a professional album.That's your opinion, which is not "objectively right". I've listened to Live Chapter probably hundreds of times with headphones, and it sounds great. You can hear every instrument clearly, and it all sounds vital and powerful. The prominent keyboards at the end of The Red and the Black sound great and really add to the atmosphere of the song. On the studio version, they're barely audible. I think Tony did a great job on Live Chapter.
No, a football match in live action...So Wacken show will turn in a live album?
No one knows.So Wacken show will turn in a live album?
Awesome!!!!Here's a pic of me and Geoff when they were touring Mindcrime back in the day
Live Chapter is a fundamentally good sounding record, with some hickups like the ones you have pointed out. However, It's not in the same league as RiR, En Vivo, Flight 666, Hammersmith or LAD though. All of them are better sounding in my book.