My copy just arrived! Had to throw in the Blu Ray first to see what was the surround sitch... perhaps unsurprisingly, it's the same deal as the Peter Green tribute concert—no music in the rears at all except faint ambience, and then audience/applause... but some nice 3-channel separation up front with Prince vox/guitar nicely isolated in the center channel, etc.
But also just like the Peter Green show, the content is awesome (not sure if "worth the price of admission" is the right way to put it based it only being available in the big box... but that would be true for me); I love live Prince from this period... I think his live show from Montreux 2009 is pretty much as good as it gets.
This one is very much a party/cabaret vibe throughout and a lot of fun, similar to the Aladdin show on DVD if you've seen that one. Plenty to look at, interesting set list, and fantastic musicianship of course. The video quality ranges from pretty decent to iffy depending on the camera being used, but it is more than passable and it's great to have a nicely choreographed multi-camera shoot of a show from this era.
But also just like the Peter Green show, the content is awesome (not sure if "worth the price of admission" is the right way to put it based it only being available in the big box... but that would be true for me); I love live Prince from this period... I think his live show from Montreux 2009 is pretty much as good as it gets.
This one is very much a party/cabaret vibe throughout and a lot of fun, similar to the Aladdin show on DVD if you've seen that one. Plenty to look at, interesting set list, and fantastic musicianship of course. The video quality ranges from pretty decent to iffy depending on the camera being used, but it is more than passable and it's great to have a nicely choreographed multi-camera shoot of a show from this era.
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