video/audio sync issues
Disc #1 of the collection is pretty good. Huw Lloyd-Langton is pretty befuddled throughout, but his music is a bit more focused, and starts to catch a pretty good groove when some members of Brainticket come out for his last song. And Brainticket has a very enjoyable set...as stated in the other review, the female vocalist has a punkish theatrical stage style. Her vocals (when not heavily effected electronically) are unfortunately sometimes off pitch, but she adds a good visual flare to the proceedings. Hell, just getting to see a live Brainticket show at all on video is so unexpected that you just have to smile while watching it. And the band's leader comes across, in the interview section, as a very cool, creative guy that you'd really like to jam with and share a beer afterwards.
Disc #2 starts out with a video/audio sync problem for the first song (the wonderful title track from "Tab in the Ocean"), which is most evident when you see vocals continue after the mouth...
I WAS THERE!
Can't wait for this one!!! I was at the show right at the foot of the stage. The light show alone was worth the price of admission. It was the most psychedelic light show I've ever seen. It was a great show. But, what blew me away was Brainticket! They stole the show for me. It was only Joel Vandroogenbrook from the original line-up backed by Cleopatra recording artists. The girl was very theatrical and kind of punkish with a, sort of, Siouxie & the Banshees style. I was in Prog heaven. Nektar was also incredible! From Hew Lloyd-Langon's set, other than Hurry on Sundown from the first Hawkwind album, I particularly like the last song he played. Otherwise, it was a mostly acoustic set. Nektar opened with A Tab in the Ocean, as you can see from the setlist. The band were in fine form. It was one of my all-time favorite shows. Now you can enjoy it, too!
Not Unless You Really Have Too!
Dont Buy It !!!
Video quality is good but the backdrop and lighting effects are way overrated!
Concert is just ok thru out!
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