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No Infamy on DVD
Posted by: RadioMarv ()
Date: June 12, 2007 16:56

Been diggin' on the new DVDs but I gotta say I don't see Infamy anywhere on these discs.

The omition of this tune is a shame, it really worked for my when I saw them play it live a few times in 05 and while I am reliving my Bigger Bang tour memories I would have loved that one to be included.


anyone else wish we could have gotten a got version of Infamy?

Re: No Infamy on DVD
Date: June 12, 2007 16:57

i know most people had it "in fah" infamy, but i indeed digged it. much better live than on record.

*and i'm just like that bird - singing just for you*

Re: No Infamy on DVD
Posted by: little queenie ()
Date: June 12, 2007 17:52

agreed - i liked it a lot...

Re: No Infamy on DVD
Posted by: rocksoffKR ()
Date: June 12, 2007 17:55

how is the new dvd?

Re: No Infamy on DVD
Posted by: RadioMarv ()
Date: June 12, 2007 18:39

the singer not the bong Wrote:
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> i know most people had it "in fah" infamy, but i
> indeed digged it. much better live than on record.



for sure
this song really cooked live, I saw 4 shows on the first leg and Infamy got better every time

Re: No Infamy on DVD
Posted by: with sssoul ()
Date: June 12, 2007 19:00

>> anyone else wish we could have gotten a got version of Infamy? <<

~*YEAH!*~
i have some gorgeous versions of it on bootlegs and would dearly love an official release.

Re: No Infamy on DVD
Posted by: Raoul Duke ()
Date: June 12, 2007 19:05

rocksoffKR Wrote:
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> how is the new dvd?

I think it's fantastic. I watched the Austin concert last night and it truly blew me away. The performance is very good and the superb mixing makes it sound as powerful a live record as any I have heard. The guitars sound, in particular, is quite riveting. Some rather aggressive overdubbing might have helped quite a bit (the show is immeasurably better than anything else I have seen on this tour), but my rule of thumb on these matters is analogous to the old wisdom about fake tits: it's real if I can hear it.

The Salt of the Earth documentary rambles rather aimlessly, but it does contain a number of interesting nuggets - particularly about the logistics of the tour. While the documentary in 4 Flicks was focused mostly on the preparation of the tour, this one is on the behind the scenes work required to make everything go smoothly. A bit repetitive and esoteric for the casual fan, but the casual fan probably won't buy the dvd anyway.



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