Music DVD’s

Velvetclown wrote: NEAL MORSE Testimony Live (2 DVD) Review by Zarco @ 9:20:04 AM EST, 11/28/2004  —  This is really a great performance. I love it from the first till the last second. I've seen the show in Tilburg. At first we didnt know what we heart. Neal told us about his dauhter who was born with a hole in her heart. And it was a big hole. She had to be operated and even then ... Neal and his wife started praying to God and asked Him to save their girl. When Neal was in Holland for a performing, his wife told him that she has said to God: "I will give my heart to you for the rest of my life if you can only save the life of our daughter. In the next view days the hole in the baby's heart shut completely. She is now a bright young girl. Neal was so greatfull that he would tell the whole world about this miracle. That is what you hear in his songs. Gratefulness. It's a fantastic album. A must have. You can hear it for yourself. The music from Spocks Beard en the lyrics from the heart of Neal Morse. A brilliant combination. That was the part of the DVD that made me throw it out the window !!!!!!! The music is great, but the lyrics are Avoid this DVD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Avoid Neal Morse until he recovers from this insanity !!!

id have to agree with on the lyrics stuff. the first time i listened to morse, i was hoping for dream theater kind of poetic lyrics..but then..

i mean, i thought it was good, but im not really into religious related lyrics. but hey, my favorite morse song is colder in the sun! the song kicks ass!

Someone once said that religion is a form of mental illness. I agree completely,and Neal Morse is a prime example of the sickness.

Arena: Caught in the act---great voice by Sowden, good angles, tight and precise playing

Glass Hammer :Lex Live-- brutally awesome, flawless, incredible tighness

Rush In Rio---no need to argue

Waters: In the FLesh Live---faithful to the sound of the Floyd

Portishead: Live at Roseland---simple but rich in skills and these are pros all the way

Steve Hackett: the Japan Tapes---uncanny performance, Wetton at his best, Mc Donald is superb in everything, THompson is hammering the drums...great lineup!

Yes's KEYS TO ASCENSION anyone?

Very good but no-one has mentioned it!

I've got Rush in Rio - but nearly didn't because I was wondering why   Red Barchetta was not included.

Page & Plant Unplugged is on order - and I'm told by a number of folks has the best surround sound to date - pity we only have the TV's stereo speakers.

Joni Mitchell's Shadows & Lights is out very soon in the Uk and 18 motnhs after the USA - about the only appearance of the great late Jaco Pastorius on DVD.

Hellborg and Lane: Paris - incredible Indo jazz fusion