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  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,907
    I sure fucking hope the live Bluray doesn't look as badly upscaled as the trailer make it look
    I'm not a whiz when it comes to that stuff, but wouldn't that be the best they could do considering it probably wasn't originally shot in HD? 
    I was thinking the same thing.  When it comes to concert videos, finding them on film is like 1 in a million.  Most of them were filmed on videotape.   Whenever you do come across one that was put on film instead of videotape its like winning the lottery.   If I had a DeLorean I'd go back to a zeppelin concert, then after that I'd go and thank production staff for various rock artists who opted to use film :)   The Song Remains the Same, some of the older AC/DC shows, I think there's queen show, a the Who who, that were on film.  They are amazing time capsules.

    I'm guessing this was the best they could do because it was filmed on videotape :(
     
    I'm more miffed that's it's not included in the vinyl set :(  or as a standalone.  So I gotta by cd's just get it :(

  • Spiritual_Chaos
    Spiritual_Chaos Posts: 31,489
    edited September 2021
    I sure fucking hope the live Bluray doesn't look as badly upscaled as the trailer make it look
    I'm not a whiz when it comes to that stuff, but wouldn't that be the best they could do considering it probably wasn't originally shot in HD? 
    Yes. It is video.

    But using software, AI assisted etc like many upscaled music videos makes it look like it was painted. 

    Just upscale it and maybe add some delicate sharpness to it. But leave it be. If it was shot on low-rez video it was.

    I think this look will age alot more.
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  • FR181798
    FR181798 Posts: 2,166
    edited September 2021
    The 8 lp set is an eyewatering £190 here in the UK. Going to keep an eye on it and hope it drops to below £100. Otherwise Im out. Ive already got 6 official Nirvana live albums.

    Unplugged
    Wishkah
    Reading
    Live N Loud
    Paramount
    and the one that came Bleach reissue.

    These might be good live shows but I dont think I can justify the money.
  • Yeah. The samey-ness of the set lists has me hesitating. I’m sure it’s a great set, but I have the 2 era specific shows they released. These aren’t really different. 

    I’d be swayed if they included the Devonshire mixes in this. 
  • I'm happy with my 20th set. I guess I find more value in the rarities, b-sides than live shows. Cool that you have the option but nah. Kinda feels like they've released everything in the studio for this album so just dangling live stuff for completists to buy.

    Having said that were I at one of those gigs I'd be all over it. The one band I wish I'd seen live over any other.
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,531
    JT167846 said:
    I'm happy with my 20th set. I guess I find more value in the rarities, b-sides than live shows. Cool that you have the option but nah. Kinda feels like they've released everything in the studio for this album so just dangling live stuff for completists to buy.

    Having said that were I at one of those gigs I'd be all over it. The one band I wish I'd seen live over any other.
    from a culturally significant standpoint, i'd agree. although aic and mad season with layne would be right up there too. 
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  • True. I guess the gateway bands that got you into your own music and not that of your family hole the most special place in your heart. At least that's the case for me. PJ and Tool are my favourites, but PJ and Nirvana are the bands that made me fall in love with music which was my own, if that makes sense.

    PJ with Dave, Nirvana, Alice with Layne, MS and Temple, classic SP lineup and STP with Scott pre first breakup, they're the ones I'd love to have seen. One of my best mates married a guy from Seattle and man the gigs he told me he saw...Love Bone, Nirvana with Chad, Tad...not to mention going water skiing with Cornell and dating a girl who later dated Jason Everman 😂 Talk about eyes bugging out of my head
    Stars are suns to other people.

    Wellington 1998
    London 2007
    Brisbane 2009
    Stockholm 2012
    Amsterdam 1 & 2 2014
    EV Dublin 2017
    Milan 2018
    Padova 2018
    Boston 2 2018
    Auckland 1 & 2 2024
  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,531
    JT167846 said:
    True. I guess the gateway bands that got you into your own music and not that of your family hole the most special place in your heart. At least that's the case for me. PJ and Tool are my favourites, but PJ and Nirvana are the bands that made me fall in love with music which was my own, if that makes sense.

    PJ with Dave, Nirvana, Alice with Layne, MS and Temple, classic SP lineup and STP with Scott pre first breakup, they're the ones I'd love to have seen. One of my best mates married a guy from Seattle and man the gigs he told me he saw...Love Bone, Nirvana with Chad, Tad...not to mention going water skiing with Cornell and dating a girl who later dated Jason Everman 😂 Talk about eyes bugging out of my head
    what a time to live in seattle. 
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  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,907
    I caved it bought it, but I keep making new musicvaultz accounts to get 15% off (did that last week with the road apples box too).

    It is moderately bugging me that you get these boxsets for albums most people own, and you gotta get all this extra stuff just to get the new content (for me, I just want the live albums).   Still 4 live albums seems better than the hip boxset that only has 1 live album.. lol (or that they double dipped by releasing the EP with the unlreased tracks from that album a few months before including it in the boxset).

    I much prefer it when bands release stuff standalone, like the new springsteen live album.