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First ever "Crowd Descanting Harmony " in Sao Paulo???

ImGoin2LukinsImGoin2Lukins Posts: 94
edited July 2009 in Given To Fly (live)
Has anybody ever noticed how the crowd sings, what I guess is referred to as, a Descanting Harmony (two parts) in the tag at the end of Daughter in Sao Paulo 12-3-05? Half the crowd sings the "A-Oh-A" part and half sings the "It's OK" part. It is so amazing, I believe. I've always heard how much louder and together crowds chant and sing during shows at European or other non-US places, but this is unreal to me! Ed even mentions before beginning Not For You, that its the first two part ever, or something to that effect. I'm sure he means first ever for the band, but I've never heard anything like that anywhere before. I just thought that was worth mentioning :)
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  • ImGoin2LukinsImGoin2Lukins Posts: 94
    apparently it's not a descanting harmony, just a multi-part harmony.....for the record
  • Evacuation RulesEvacuation Rules Posts: 2,162
    South American crowds are fucking NUTS when it comes to making noise. They're so pumped up and vocally organized. It's scary!
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