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Wasn't Morse recruited sometime during the late summer/early fall of '94? Wasn't his first show with Purple during November of '94 in Mexico City, I believe?
That sounds right to me considering Mexico
was the first gigs he did with them.
If I concentrated on collecting bootlegs with him more that all the others I would have the dates frech in my mind. 
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Maybe the negative effect of watching too many gigs,the collecting of too many impressions.
Could be,couldn't it?
Came too my mind because I have to disagree.Last novembers performance was great and they also got great reviews from everywhere.
A whole hall like the Philipshall can't be wrong,can they? Saying that because I've noticed the atmosphere that night and peoples opinions all around me.
This is a very strong point you have,
It's easy to become desencetized when going by so many examples of them.
However when I spoke of the webcasts I really only meant from a quality standpoint and Gillans insistance on screaming from time to time with no positive effect.
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Hhmm,is this the way you feel about them while they obliged you during your backstage meeting with them,or is it just how you feel about them as band and company?
My backstage meeting was in '96. That was when they still had some integrity left. Half the set was new songs, the rest was listenable. At the end of my '96 trip, I didn't even wait for the encores.
Only speculating now,but this reminds me of a speech in Germany:"Wenn die Maus satt ist,schmeckt das Mehl bitter".
(When the mouse is filled up,the flour tastes bitter)
Maybe the negative effect of watching too many gigs,the collecting of too many impressions.
Could be,couldn't it?
Came too my mind because I have to disagree.Last novembers performance was great and they also got great reviews from everywhere.
A whole hall like the Philipshall can't be wrong,can they? Saying that because I've noticed the atmosphere that night and peoples opinions all around me.
I believe you're right to a certain extent.
It's like watching the same movie 30 times, over a 12 years. They might slowly have changed the dialogue a bit, but it's still the same.
I can understand that they don't change the setlist everyday, but their attempts of renewel has been a bit pathetic, for the last years.
The setlist problem is a fact yes,they should have done something about that much earlier,that's true.
It was a nice and fresh appeal to watch them performing quite a lot of new material from Bananas.As a source for live performings this album has something good to offer.
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Re: How famous was Steve?
I agree,the Basil webcast show proves that
they were jammin hard that night.
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I agree,the Basil webcast show proves that
they were jammin hard that night.
bullshit.
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6/2/2004, 20:22
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Re: How famous was Steve?
Transfer it to empeg yourself and you will see and hear the huge differance.
Your speculating form something you could barely get through because of bad congestion.
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6/2/2004, 20:38
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Transfer it to empeg yourself and you will see and hear the huge differance.
Your speculating form something you could barely get through because of bad congestion.
So the format of the file, will change the show? Another bullshit. Standard was fair. Nothing more, nothing less. I can transfer it to super deluxe DVD special edition, without changing the fact, that it was uninspired. Gillan still strugling with a bad voice. Morse still boring like hell, Paice just beating the skins, Glover adjusting his headpiece, and Airey trying to do some justice to the Hammond, still feeling his way around in a band without direction.
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I have done so to dvd myself with the Berlin wecast on same dvd with it.
You have been swayed buy the lack of quality the file represented on the internet
I gaurentee it.
Bad voice or not he made up for it in many ways,Morse happend to improve his level of what you call boringness and done so quite well I feel.
But I still feel they could have done better and hope that they do on Sunday,I shall be finding out soon enough.
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I have done so to dvd myself with the Berlin wecast on same dvd with it.
You have been swayed buy the lack of quality the file represented on the internet
I gaurentee it.
Bad voice or not he made up for it in many ways,Morse happend to improve his level of what you call boringness and done so quite well I feel.
But I still feel they could have done better and hope that they do on Sunday,I shall be finding out soon enough.
I hope it will be worth your money on Sunday, enjoy.
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Re: How famous was Steve?
He had to be well known enough to be of influence to Dream Theater, and he was interviewed for VH-1's top 100 hard rock bands show along with Blackmore and Glover.
np: Rush - 2112
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I hope it will be worth your money on Sunday, enjoy.
Thats funny you mention the money because
my mother happened to give the tickets as a
last minute Christmas gift when I told her we would be attending she insisted on
covering it since she hadn't yet bought us anything for Christmas.So the tickets were free,although I hope mums money is well spent.
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