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Posted: October 01 2012 at 13:27
Oh man....this should be fun!
Hope that DVD looks/sounds great....I always prefer to "watch" live stuff...I want to see the band do it. When it comes to CD listening I prefer studio albums to live. Don't know why..... Would have loved to see the DVD packaged separately with some extra goodies. Can't wait to see this, looks like it will be out 11-19?
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Posted: October 01 2012 at 13:11
Also, the track listing on the first post appears to be incorrect. Here is the listing shown on the Burning Shed website:
CD 1:
The Incident - Chicago:
1. Occam's Razor
2. The Blind House
3. Great Expectations
4. Kneel And Disconnect
5. Drawing The Line
6. The Incident
7. Your Unpleasant Family
8. The Yellow Windows Of The Evening Train
9. Time Flies
10. Degree Zero Of Liberty
11. Octane Twisted
12. The Seance
13. Circle Of Manias
14. I Drive The Hearse
CD2:
1. Hatesong (9.57)
2. Russia On Ice / The Pills I'm Taking (15.02)
3. Stars Die (5.57)
4. Bonnie The Cat (6.11)
5. Even Less (14.28)
6. Dislocated Day (7.05)
7. Arriving Somewhere But Not Here (12:59)
All tracks were recorded at The Riviera, Chicago, 30th April 2010 except CD2
tracks 5-7 recorded at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 14th October 2010.
DVD (a video of The Riviera, Chicago concert):
The Incident:
1. Occam's Razor
2. The Blind House
3. Great Expectations
4. Kneel And Disconnect
5. Drawing The Line
6. The Incident
7. Your Unpleasant Family
8. The Yellow Windows Of The Evening Train
9. Time Flies
10. Degree Zero Of Liberty
11. Octane Twisted
12. The Seance
13. Circle Of Manias
14. I Drive The Hearse
Joined: March 23 2006
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Posted: October 01 2012 at 13:04
Yeah, I guess for this release the DVD is actually a "bonus". The normal editions are just 2 CD. Get All You Deserve is the exact opposite, much to my dismay, as I'd rather just have the two CD's for that one.
I think the recording has been pulled so I can't say how you find it, but at the end of the day a you cannot beat the real thing.
I've listened to it its the same set list as the incoming CD DVD apart from Mother and child, The sound of Muzak, Strip the Soul, The start of something beautiful, No blackest eyes.
I'm not a fan of bootlegs as the quality is more often than not, poor, but this was right up there, but it still won't top the real deal.
its out there I got it from a friend. and I won't ask questions, it will pop up at some record fair or on the net.
Sorry to dangle a carrot but I thought the recording would be easy to obtain.
This recording will be has been a good insight into that tour, but soon as a own the official
recoding it the Leeds recording will be binned, I collect high rez recordings and I can't listen to quality lower than that.
Yeah, I collect just about any PT recording I can find, both official and unofficial. The real live albums are of much higher quality than the bootlegs. I've been looking forward to a proper live document of the Incident tour for a long time.
Hello, mirror. So glad to see you, my friend. It's been a while...
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Posted: August 22 2012 at 07:19
stonebeard wrote:
I was at this show.
I don't have a live album or DVD of a gig I've been to. The challenge of trying to find yourself in the audience (on the DVD) would be interesting, unless you were on the front row.
I missed PT on this tour which is a big regret of mine. This CD/DVD is therefore great news for me.
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Posted: August 22 2012 at 05:22
I think the recording has been pulled so I can't say how you find it, but at the end of the day a you cannot beat the real thing.
I've listened to it its the same set list as the incoming CD DVD apart from Mother and child, The sound of Muzak, Strip the Soul, The start of something beautiful, No blackest eyes.
I'm not a fan of bootlegs as the quality is more often than not, poor, but this was right up there, but it still won't top the real deal.
its out there I got it from a friend. and I won't ask questions, it will pop up at some record fair or on the net.
Sorry to dangle a carrot but I thought the recording would be easy to obtain.
This recording will be has been a good insight into that tour, but soon as a own the official
recoding it the Leeds recording will be binned, I collect high rez recordings and I can't listen to quality lower than that.
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Location: Manchester, UK
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Posted: August 13 2012 at 07:29
richardh wrote:
I'll get it even if Steven is 'Public Enemy No 1' just at the moment
As you know I posted in favour of Roine in the thread you refer to but I'll be getting this without a doubt. I'm a huge fan of PT and absolutely loved The Incident. I've been keeping my fingers crossed that we'd get a live dvd with a performance of the whole album. I honestly thought the chances of that were gone so I'm well happy to see the news. Can't wait for this.
Sad there is no recording available of the Royal Albert Hall or Radio City Music Hall concert... I want to hear the accoustic set.
FYI, there is an official soundboard recording of the Royal Albert Hall concert.
There is? Where?
At Steven Wilson's house. The audio was recorded for the Royal Albert Hall concert, and a picture of the audience holding up their hands like the cover of "The Incident" was taken to be used as the cover for a CD set but I'm guessing that won't come out for another year or something. No official video of the Royal Albert Hall or Radio City Music Hall concerts was recorded since Steven didn't want to add any extra pressure to himself and the band.
I really wish they'd put out the live album of the Albert Hall show. It was good enough for Opeth! Such a milestone career event in such a historic venue cannot go unpreserved for posterity.
Hello, mirror. So glad to see you, my friend. It's been a while...
I'll get it even if Steven is 'Public Enemy No 1' just at the moment
If this think is not available in Blu-Ray or DVD without the CDS, Wilson will be my enemy for a long time, and i will make sure to avoid purchasing all his projects.
Four versions of "Get All YOu Deserve" are being released.
-Blu-ray/DVD/2CD 40 page Digibook exclusive to BurningShed (Limited Edition of 5000 copies)
-Blu-ray/DVD/2CD "retail version" without digibook packaging and the 40 page book
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Posted: August 12 2012 at 20:40
rdtprog wrote:
richardh wrote:
I'll get it even if Steven is 'Public Enemy No 1' just at the moment
If this think is not available in Blu-Ray or DVD without the CDS, Wilson will be my enemy for a long time, and i will make sure to avoid purchasing all his projects.
Four versions of "Get All YOu Deserve" are being released.
-Blu-ray/DVD/2CD 40 page Digibook exclusive to BurningShed (Limited Edition of 5000 copies)
-Blu-ray/DVD/2CD "retail version" without digibook packaging and the 40 page book
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Posted: August 12 2012 at 20:37
Xanadu3737 wrote:
Pockets17red wrote:
SirJethro wrote:
Sad there is no recording available of the Royal Albert Hall or Radio City Music Hall concert... I want to hear the accoustic set.
FYI, there is an official soundboard recording of the Royal Albert Hall concert.
There is? Where?
At Steven Wilson's house. The audio was recorded for the Royal Albert Hall concert, and a picture of the audience holding up their hands like the cover of "The Incident" was taken to be used as the cover for a CD set but I'm guessing that won't come out for another year or something. No official video of the Royal Albert Hall or Radio City Music Hall concerts was recorded since Steven didn't want to add any extra pressure to himself and the band.
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Not cool, Steve.
mantifluid wrote:
Such a milestone career event in such a historic venue cannot go unpreserved for posterity. 
