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I never knew that. I always thought it was a "one night only" gig. I've also always thought that "My Little Demon" sounds like it was recorded in the studio. |
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Thanks for letting us know. Is TTMAR - take the money and run? Never saw that acronym before so had to look it up lol
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According to Ken Caillat, ALL of the vocals for the "live" CD/DVD were re-recorded in the studio, as well as many instrumental overdubs. So, in essence, "The Dance" is really only a live experience in a visual sense. Most of what you hear is a "studio affectation".
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Yes, that's what it stands for. It was just to see if anyone pays attention. Plus it's Alec's motto. |
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Vocally, yes.
Thank God they didn't go back and do any "close up" re-shoots. |
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haha! this cracked me up..
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I think it would be cool to add the Juliet Book of Miracles hybrid someone did a few years ago
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I never knew this about The Dance. Should I be disappointed or relieved?
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Doesn't change my enjoyment of it... but I still think the greatest shame of the concert is that they didn't film it in widescreen.
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Agreed, mylittledemon... they were on the cusp of new tech... That video should have been way better..
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http://ultimateclassicrock.com/kiss-alive/ |
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Anyway, didn't mean to derail the thread there. But yes... there has to be a deluxe TITN. But I don't want them to brick wall Tango like they did with the new Mirage. The 5.1 mixes are probably the real gems in these new sets.
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What do you mean by "brick wall"? |
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It can be a tough thing to explain but I'll give it a go. What happens is they take the song and put a limiter on it... a limiter removes large peaks in the track. Google the term "wav form" and you'll be able to see what I'm talking about from a visual perspective... natural "hills" and "valleys" in the song. Anyway, hit on the snare drum from Mick can cause these peaks, or maybe a crash on a cymbal. When these peaks are removed, the overall volume of the rest of the song can then increase. But what happens is you lose some of the natural dynamics that previously existed. Sure, quieter parts become loud, and more pronounced (Hey, I heard a guitar lick I've never heard before!), but the parts that were always easy to hear also have now been turned up to 11. (Nigel Tufnel reference there) The subtleties of the album are often lost. Back in my audio engineering days this would've lent to what's called listener fatigue... like being at a concert... your hearing becomes diminished over time from the wall of loudness. (Did that make any sense at all?) haha
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Last edited by mylittledemon; 10-15-2016 at 02:31 PM.. |
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