| Identifier | 9029795 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | cdr |
| Media Count | 3 |
| Sound Rating | a- |
| Note |
A Kitty Lickin' Discs Production Disc One ~~THE WHIRLWIND~~ 1. Overture/Whirlwind 2. The Wind Blew Them All Away 3. On The Prowl 4. A Man Can Feel 5. Out Of The Night 6. Rose Colored Glasses 7. Evermore 8. Set Us Free 9. Lay Down Your Life 10. Pieces Of Heaven 11. Is It Really Happening Disc Two 12. Dancing With Eternal Glory/Whirlwind (reprise) 13. All Of The Above 14. We All Need Some Light 15. Duel With The Devil Disc Three 16. Bridge Across Forever 17. Stranger In Your Soul Lineage: SP-CMC-2 > SP-SPSB-8 > Sony MZ-NH1 (Hi-SP mode) > USB > Sony SonicStage 4.3> Wavelab 6.1 > CDWAV > FLAC Front End. Recorded by: Relayer35 Comments: I didn't get a chance to see Transatlantic the last time they came around ten years ago, so I jumped at the chance this time around. Unfortunately, I was unable to get tickets for the seated section, so this was recorded from the floor. Sound is pretty good, but there are some woos and crowd chatter in places, but not too bad. At one point, a very drunk girl spilled her beer on me. The performance was great, despite a few technical mishaps. Neal's microphone headset went out during the second track of "The Whirlwind" and the song kind of came to a halt. The roadies hooked him up with Roine's mic to finish the song, but evidently had problems finding an extra mic for Neal, which led to an extended jam during "On The Prowl". This also caused "The Whirlwind" to go about three minutes over the standard 80 minutes that fits on a disc, so that is why I have the last track of the epic as the first song on disc two. Luckily the only break in "The Whirlwind" is before the last part, so it can be split on to two discs without having to break it up in the middle of the music. I wonder how long before nobody uses the audio-cd any more, and we won't be limited to the 80 minute barrier. As for the rest of the show, at one point, Neal seemed to get really emotional during "Rose Colored Glasses". It was evident that he was really moved by performing that song. I noticed that Neal and Roine switched up the vocal parts on "We All Need Some Light". Roine threw in a line from "Soon" on that one. The highlight had to be the last track, "Stranger In Your Soul". At one point, Neal left the keyboard rack and went over to play drums with Mike. Neal took over the drum kit completely while Mike went stage diving! I'm amazed at Neal's versatility, being able to play the keyboards, guitar and drums as well as he does. The show clocks in over three hours in total, but they were definitely three memorable hours! -- MP April 2010 |
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Performance
| Transatlantic 2010-04-23 Gramercy Theater, New York, NY | |
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| Set 1 | Overture/Whirlwind
The Wind Blew Them All Away On The Prowl A Man Can Feel Out Of The Night Rose Colored Glasses Evermore Set Us Free Lay Down Your Life Pieces Of Heaven Is It Really Happening Dancing With Eternal Glory/Whirlwind (Reprise) All Of The Above We All Need Some Light Duel With The Devil Bridge Across Forever Stranger In Your Soul |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
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