Then your version is the 4-disc digipack for $22.95. The standalone blu-ray is $15.99 and the 6-disc boxed set is $44.99 (as well as a bundled version including the "Proggy Christmas" disc - $54.95). If you order from Radiant, that is!Originally Posted by Garden Dreamer
Definitely getting the box.
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I just want the CDs. My shelves are groaning under the weight of concert videos that I've never watched - and probably never will.
It's another format that came out after DVD - if you have a Blu-Ray player, the picture is usually sharper.
If you can get access to something called the Internet, you can use what's referred to as a "search engine" to look up more information about Blu-Ray. You might be able to access the Internet at a "library" which is basically a building with lots of books and other research material.
Box set
Box set ordered! I think I'll get a signed poster, though I actually don't much care.
Why is the Cologne set so many fewer tracks than the Tilberg set?
Didn"t Tilburg have special guests (Thijs van Leer) and so, special songs ?
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I ordered the DVD/CD set.....I was late, doubt I'll get the signed print.
No biggie....glad for the music!
I guess so. The Cologne set just looked kind of short I guess. But with some 30 minute tracks , it's probably not!
But...but...it's suitable for framing.
Pre-ordered the box set - I'm hoping for the signed print as well. I was pretty early I think.
Pre-ordered the Blu-ray. Exactly the set I was looking for!
Tracklisting BluRay: Live in Cologne
1. Into The Blue 00:26:12
2. My New World 00:17:29
3. Shine 00:07:22
4. The Whirlwind Medley 00:29:34
5. Beyond The Sun 00:04:24
6. Kaleidoscope 00:31:30
7. Neal & Roine Duet 00:03:41
8. We All Need Some Light 00:05:56
9. Black As The Sky 00:08:43
Encore:
10. Medley: All Of The Above / Stranger In Your Soul 00:26:06
Bonus Material:
(A behind the scenes look at:
Kaleidoscope World Tour 2014)
2. Band Interviews 00:22:31
3. Bonus Live Performances:
3.1. Nights In White Satin (Live in Tilburg) 00:07:46
3.2. Sylvia (with Thijs van Leer - Live in Tilburg) 00:03:46
3.3. Hocus Pocus (with Thijs van Leer - Live in Tilburg) 00:07:53
Additional extra: Mike Portnoy vs Neal Morse in "Name That Beatles Tune"
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was really hoping for the Prog Nation Cruise footage!!
Yeah, a shame it's not on there.
Too many half-naked prog dudes...
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Perhaps they are saving that for the second live box set. We did get two live albums for Whirlwind.
Boxed set ordered.The "Portnoy vs. Morse Beatles battle" should be fun!
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My money is on OCD Portnoy!Boxed set ordered.
I saw this recently on YouTube, so anyone who's impatient can likely find it there. Yeah, there's no stopping Portnoy, but he does call Neal "a worthy adversary".Boxed set ordered.
As for the Prog Nation Cruise material, I would imagine that's being saved for a DVD release of that Cruise. Haven't heard any updates in a long while about it, but previously Portnoy said he was working through all of the red tape to make it happen. I guess somehow Spock's was okay'd to release a DVD of just their set...but since TA were the main headliners, I would suspect they want to save that for a PN14 DVD package set, along with their sets with Jon Anderson and other special guests.
Just read Neal's latest e-mail to the Inner Circle and was interested to hear that Ray Shulman is the guy who authored the DVDs for this set!
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He gets around! Good on him!Just read Neal's latest e-mail to the Inner Circle and was interested to hear that Ray Shulman is the guy who authored the DVDs for this set!
I'm glad to support him in addition to TA...
For those pinching pennies Amazon has the Blu-ray for $12.59 with free shipping.
I've seen the deluxe edition described as both a box set and as an art book edition. I wonder which it is?
Of course, I noticed that the Ayreon 2cd/1dvd Theory of Everything is called a digibook when it's really not - it's one of the sort of flimsy cardboard tryptich things. So...
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Recently received in mail - The Kaleidoscope Demos CD (Part 1) from the Neal Morse Inner Circle.
http://www.radiantrecords.com/produc...mber-2014.aspx
Very interesting to hear this and it makes me want to revisit Kaleidoscope again, Neal introduces each part to talk about what it is. Includes one song that the rest of the band turned down "Dying to Live" - I agree as it is more of a Morse solo singer/songwriter type song. The main 25 minute piece (TA Kaleidoscope Demo # 2) is really a fully formed great sounding demo and from what I gather it is what he mailed to the rest of TA before starting recording. Does anyone know how these are done? I mean who played on this (drums, guitar, bass) - Is it all Neal or his solo band, or computer??
I haven't heard this yet, but his demos are usually "All Neal", sometimes with programmed drums.
There's a trail of the live DVD on their website!
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