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Am I missing something? I just can't get into this one. Listened to the CDs a few times in the car, and watched the DVD. Maybe it was something to do with missing the tour. Either way, can't be doing with the vocal sharing thing that's going on. And what's with the banjo dude?????

I'll give it another couple of plays and then it's on the shelf
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Poor man is such a passionate song and by far the best thing to come from, uh, these "sesssions/tour". The New Orleans version is still the best, but I thought the Dublin one got the job done.

I don't know if anyone hear has heard the original by Blind Alfred Reed, but Bruce deserves a lot of credit for rearranging, hell, re-writing the song into a powerhouse.

Love this damn song.
We played the DVD in full 5.1 Surround Sound... fantastic! The family really digs

Further On (Up The Road)
Mrs. McGrath
Long Time Comin'
American Land
Blinded By The Light
Love Of The Common People

I agree with whomever said you could hear all 18 or so instruments clearly. It's the best audio mix Bruce has ever done, bar none. The shows seems good enough, but the audio quality is just outstanding.

I'm glad for this DVD.


It ain't no sin to be glad you're alive.

Originally Posted By: el_jefe

Yeah sure, but Julius likes to look at fat guys.


My chief complaint about Dublin is that his vocals are very tired. I've played this for a couple of people who had no clue Bruce went nuts for a little while. "Great music...shitty vocals" is the common response. And please don't get me started on the four screaching women on Open All Night. Pats is not an Andrew Sister, by a long shot.
Originally Posted By: yigba
Originally Posted By: Gob
Have no plans to buy or listen to it.


Amen to that.


I watched a minute and a half of the PBS special (it opens with what I call The Rape of Atlantic City,) grabbed the remote and just punched in a random number to get away. Turned out to be Scrubs, which I HATE, and yet still watched. Just to try to forget that minute and a half...
Originally Posted By: CarolJude
Originally Posted By: yigba
Originally Posted By: Gob
Have no plans to buy or listen to it.


Amen to that.


I watched a minute and a half of the PBS special (it opens with what I call The Rape of Atlantic City,) grabbed the remote and just punched in a random number to get away. Turned out to be Scrubs, which I HATE, and yet still watched. Just to try to forget that minute and a half...


Didn't work though did it wink
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