Sailing home wrote: Personally i find this a waste of the dvd's. Because from both nights (sources) in Birmingham there are for a long
time already a better 1st gen's/Master.
But for those who collect all from the same source a High/Mid/Low/1st/Matster
it's cool.
you better do your homework before yelling something
those are different then the ones you mentioned dude!
I done my homework again .
Please tell me then how on earth it's possible, that 2 different sources, do have the same screenangle, as you can see
below on the screenshots. Where both tapers stick to eachother?.
Low gen:
1st gen:
Low gen:
1st gen:
1991-1992-1993
Touring for two years was more than my body could take.
You're there and your head tells you that you have to go on,
but your body is close to giving out. Five to six days a week,
i was on stage for about two and a half hours every night.
Doing that for over two years, my larynx didn't feel great,
it felt like my vocal cords were just falling apart
Well, the (some) screenshots make it hard on this one.
I dl a part of the the Low gen, and it is indeed a different source.
Now i understand!.
The 2 tapers had a rope to not lost eachother .
Personally I keep it with the 1st gen.
1991-1992-1993
Touring for two years was more than my body could take.
You're there and your head tells you that you have to go on,
but your body is close to giving out. Five to six days a week,
i was on stage for about two and a half hours every night.
Doing that for over two years, my larynx didn't feel great,
it felt like my vocal cords were just falling apart
Sailing home wrote: Well, the (some) screenshots make it hard on this one.
I dl a part of the the Low gen, and it is indeed a different source.
Now i understand!.
The 2 tapers had a rope to not lost eachother .
Personally I keep it with the 1st gen.
Then why don't you up your 1st gen version here??
Now that is a good idea!.
This afternoon i upload it.
1991-1992-1993
Touring for two years was more than my body could take.
You're there and your head tells you that you have to go on,
but your body is close to giving out. Five to six days a week,
i was on stage for about two and a half hours every night.
Doing that for over two years, my larynx didn't feel great,
it felt like my vocal cords were just falling apart
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