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Originally Posted by Hawkeye
I really enjoyed SG. I think it's hard to like live especially where I sat in Buffalo and Toronto to the sides of Stevie, to like it. But on DVD the camera does all the work for you, catching perfect angles, and really the song being so quiet makes it hard to enjoy live, but at home sitting a foot from your TV (I know bad for eyes but get off me  ) it comes alive |
I think SG is by-far the best performance on the DVD (comparing everything to in person). I've found that it becomes muffled live, especially because it's so quietly performed and most people begin talking during it and/or leaving for bathroom breaks. It's right in the middle of the show and that's when audience members start losing steam. I've enjoyed it live every time, but not to the extent the DVD brings. Just beautiful harmonies, beautiful interaction between the two of them and perfect mix of the guitar/vocals. I personally think that the song would be a phenomenal closer after watching the DVD.
As for my biggest surprise... lol I guess how routine the guestures are for the band. It's nice to see them interact, but they do the same stuff EVERY TIME! I was hopin' to see something new. No complaints, though. I guess you have to stick with what works
It's amazing that Lindsey hasn't poked an eye out with that cable-swinging in "Tusk"...Mick's spitting hurts more people in the audience than that.
