Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Dec 29, 2006 18,125 0 113 Nunya Bidness Feb 6, 2011 #1 Shine On You Crazy Diamond performed on Remember That Night has the most amazing sax performance. You should all rent it. ... and holy smokes can that guy bend strings. Reactions: nibhaz, walter duque, STRONGBADF1 and 1 other person
Shine On You Crazy Diamond performed on Remember That Night has the most amazing sax performance. You should all rent it. ... and holy smokes can that guy bend strings.
Rickster71 Audioholic Spartan Jan 15, 2006 7,170 0 113 N.J. Feb 6, 2011 #2 I just checked my Netflicks history; I rented that on 7/23/2008. It was good. I wonder what's different on the bluray version. May be worth buying if I can find it cheap enough.
I just checked my Netflicks history; I rented that on 7/23/2008. It was good. I wonder what's different on the bluray version. May be worth buying if I can find it cheap enough.
Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Dec 29, 2006 18,125 0 113 Nunya Bidness Feb 6, 2011 #3 Rickster71 said: I wonder what's different on the bluray version. Click to expand... Wide screen and DTS 5.1 HD near as I can tell but I'm watching DVD. I guess Netflix doesn't rent the BR. David Crosby and Graham Nash really are vocalists, huh? You can tell that they rehearsed and stuff. I think shows like this are at the very height of rock concerts. Nobody does it better and I may not live long enough to see new talent reach this level. Walter being a Roger Waters fan will undoubtedly start complaining that they didn't have a flying pig but you can't please everyone. Reactions: walter duque
Rickster71 said: I wonder what's different on the bluray version. Click to expand... Wide screen and DTS 5.1 HD near as I can tell but I'm watching DVD. I guess Netflix doesn't rent the BR. David Crosby and Graham Nash really are vocalists, huh? You can tell that they rehearsed and stuff. I think shows like this are at the very height of rock concerts. Nobody does it better and I may not live long enough to see new talent reach this level. Walter being a Roger Waters fan will undoubtedly start complaining that they didn't have a flying pig but you can't please everyone.
STRONGBADF1 Audioholic Spartan Jul 4, 2005 7,482 0 113 When you own the world you're always home Feb 6, 2011 #4 I own this on DVD. Very good concert. What gets me is David Bowie...on Arnold Layne he's great, Comfortably numb...not so much. Walter's spidy senses are tingling about now and he doesn't know why. Reactions: walter duque
I own this on DVD. Very good concert. What gets me is David Bowie...on Arnold Layne he's great, Comfortably numb...not so much. Walter's spidy senses are tingling about now and he doesn't know why.
Z zumbo Audioholic Spartan Jan 28, 2004 6,517 0 113 Feb 6, 2011 #5 Couldn't even watch the whole thing. Sold it to a member. Laaaaaaaaaaame. Hey, they can't all be zingers.
Couldn't even watch the whole thing. Sold it to a member. Laaaaaaaaaaame. Hey, they can't all be zingers.
walter duque Audioholic Samurai Oct 18, 2008 2,312 0 113 74 Ellenville NY Feb 6, 2011 #6 Alex2507 said: Shine On You Crazy Diamond performed on Remember That Night has the most amazing sax performance. You should all rent it. ... and holy smokes can that guy bend strings. Click to expand... You know I bought the bluray the day it came out.
Alex2507 said: Shine On You Crazy Diamond performed on Remember That Night has the most amazing sax performance. You should all rent it. ... and holy smokes can that guy bend strings. Click to expand... You know I bought the bluray the day it came out.
Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Dec 29, 2006 18,125 0 113 Nunya Bidness Feb 7, 2011 #7 zumbo said: Couldn't even watch the whole thing. Click to expand... You probably just don't like music. ... j/k walter duque said: You know I bought the bluray the day it came out. Click to expand... I should have known. So far I have been listening to this in DD but will revisit 'Shine On ... ' in DD and in Stereo for comparison and look forward to hearing it in DTS on the BR one day. Last edited: Feb 7, 2011
zumbo said: Couldn't even watch the whole thing. Click to expand... You probably just don't like music. ... j/k walter duque said: You know I bought the bluray the day it came out. Click to expand... I should have known. So far I have been listening to this in DD but will revisit 'Shine On ... ' in DD and in Stereo for comparison and look forward to hearing it in DTS on the BR one day.
Rickster71 Audioholic Spartan Jan 15, 2006 7,170 0 113 N.J. Feb 7, 2011 #8 walter duque said: You know I bought the bluray the day it came out. Click to expand... I'm surprised you weren't there when it was recorded. I saw it on DVD in 2008; just ordered the Blu-Ray yesterday.
walter duque said: You know I bought the bluray the day it came out. Click to expand... I'm surprised you weren't there when it was recorded. I saw it on DVD in 2008; just ordered the Blu-Ray yesterday.
Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Dec 29, 2006 18,125 0 113 Nunya Bidness Feb 7, 2011 #9 STRONGBADF1 said: What gets me is David Bowie...on Arnold Layne he's great, Comfortably numb...not so much. Click to expand... Yeah but everything besides Bowie's part rocked hard. Just goes to show what can happen with one too many Englishmen. Alex2507 said: ... will revisit 'Shine On ... ' in DD and in Stereo for comparison and look forward to hearing it in DTS on the BR one day. Click to expand... It's better in stereo played in 2.2 w/ an 80Hz cross than DD 5.1 ...
STRONGBADF1 said: What gets me is David Bowie...on Arnold Layne he's great, Comfortably numb...not so much. Click to expand... Yeah but everything besides Bowie's part rocked hard. Just goes to show what can happen with one too many Englishmen. Alex2507 said: ... will revisit 'Shine On ... ' in DD and in Stereo for comparison and look forward to hearing it in DTS on the BR one day. Click to expand... It's better in stereo played in 2.2 w/ an 80Hz cross than DD 5.1 ...
