[Shawn]

Just picked it up, it is awesome! Anybody have it yet?

Dark Eternal Night = :yesway:

I highly recommend it. :metal:

 

[Uber_Mega]

I've picked it up but have yet to watch it! I've enjoyed all of their previous DVD's so i'm sure i'll dig this :woot:

 

[79]

It had better be better than Budokan was. The sound on that one sucked.

 

[DonBot]

It had better be better than Budokan was. The sound on that one sucked.

Really? I thought it was pretty good.

I have the latest. Started watching it. I'll probably finish it tonight or something.

 

[JBroll]

Want. Will get.

Jeff

 

[79]

Really? I thought it was pretty good.

I have the latest. Started watching it. I'll probably finish it tonight or something.

The performance wasn't bad, it's just that the sound sucked, IMO.

 

[jacksonplayer]

I'd be more interested if it didn't have all those songs from Systematic Chaos on it. :lol:

Guess I'm just old school.

 

[DonBot]

The performance wasn't bad, it's just that the sound sucked, IMO.

I will say that I prefer the sound on that one as opposed to this new one. Still a cool dvd though.

 

[SeedAwakener]

Uhm... James Labrie is fucking awful on this one. I'm a HUGE fan of his Images and words/awake period, don't get me wrong. But DAMN, it's time to kick him out of the band... His performance is SO bad on this one. I compared it to Score and on that DVD he sang REALLY good.

Blind Faith is probably the song I'm most happy to see on the new one. And the clips from the NY Progressive Nation concert that I went halfway around the world to attend. Petrucci's solo on the extended version of surrounded is awesome too! Overall it's a great DVD minus Labries vocals... it's a shame because I love his old work but IMO it's time to get someone who can sing in key live and at least doesn't do vibratos in fifths.

 

[cev]

doesn't do vibratos in fifths.

:rofl: That's awesome!

I dunno, I already have Budokan and Score, I don't really need any more DT DVD's. Plus I saw them on that tour anyway

 

[Vince]

It had better be better than Budokan was. The sound on that one sucked.

I agree. Budokan looked great but the sound was bad in surround and in stereo. Plus in Under a Glass Moon, it switches from surround to stereo for no reason. I remember Portnoy being really pissed about that when it came out.