Such cheesy titles. Command Performance... that's a winner! Yes anyway, did they give a release date yet? (And if this is a stupid question ignore it please.) :)You get the prize for today. ;)
HOLY SHIT... I'm such an IDIOT. I love it when I don't read things that are right in front of me. Hahahaha
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Ergh can't they just use Live At Milton Keynes '82 or something? Anything???
"You get the prize for today. ;)"
Whee, I love prizes. I can't blame this ditziness on being in the sun too much anymore!
Whee, I love prizes. I can't blame this ditziness on being in the sun too much anymore!
I wasn't really saying that audio from DVD in general can be as good as CD, I was just pointing out that in fact it could actually be better to record it manually rather than 'ripping' in some cases.
I enjoy projects like that myself. To me, it wouldn't be as much fun just extracting the sound, though I'd love to give it a try if I ever get around to getting a DVD drive :-P
I enjoy projects like that myself. To me, it wouldn't be as much fun just extracting the sound, though I'd love to give it a try if I ever get around to getting a DVD drive :-P
I CAN'T WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's my favorite tour!
It's my favorite tour!
Interesting title for the CD, but I'll buy it anyway. :D
Easy method, if you have a DVD-ROM.
1) Play DVD.
2) Run wave editing program.
3) Create very long empty file.
4) Press record.
Nonetheless, I'll still buy both.
1) Play DVD.
2) Run wave editing program.
3) Create very long empty file.
4) Press record.
Nonetheless, I'll still buy both.
To me, it wouldn't be as much fun just extracting the sound, though I'd love to give it a try if I ever get around to getting a DVD drive :-P
You should, IMO, get a DVD-ROM. They're pretty cheap these days, depending on the brand.
Easy method, if you have a DVD-ROM.
1) Play DVD.
2) Run wave editing program.
3) Create very long empty file.
4) Press record.
Nonetheless, I'll still buy both.
I used a program called DVD AUDIO RIPPER 1.0 for ripping the Montreal 81 DVD. It's an very easy to use program. (You can rip directly to MP3 or to WAV)
Here can you download the program: http://www.download.com/DVD-Audio-Ripper/3000-2140-10307374.html?tag=lst-0-1
If you don't want to buy the software you can easily find a crack or serial...
Most 'fans' will just buy both. Its less hassle.
When Hollywood re-released Live at Wembley last summer following the DVD, they added a few bonus tracks as incentives. Now maybe that was done because Wembley had been released previously on CD, but in my opinion, I doubt that this MK CD will be the same as the DVD if only to get fans to buy both.
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yay! more of the same old shite that everyones already seen! hurrah, I'll buy both!!!!!
"yay! more of the same old shite that everyones already seen! hurrah, I'll buy both!!!!!"
Bollocks. A DVD of Milton Keynes is exactly the kind of release a lot of people have been asking for for ages. By all means, let's hope the next one is an earlier show. But you can't seriously complain about this, can you?
Bollocks. A DVD of Milton Keynes is exactly the kind of release a lot of people have been asking for for ages. By all means, let's hope the next one is an earlier show. But you can't seriously complain about this, can you?
yay! more of the same old shite that everyones already seen! hurrah, I'll buy both!!!!!
Are you kidding me? You spoiled brat.
Or do you already have live videos with Action This Day, Back Chat, and Las Palabras? If so, then my mistake.