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31. Dez 2018
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26. Feb 2009
Classic Panic
1 von 1 finden das hilfreich This is a really great concert DVD, filmed in the band's prime. I thought the show was filmed outside, apparently it's actually a set with fake trees and background. While the set list leaves a bit to be desired, it is great to have another DVD with the original lineup. I think that 2000-2002 were Panic's best years, and this DVD certainly reinforces that notion. This DVD captures the band at the height of their musicianship and creativity. Remember when Panic's jams would intertwine melodies, rather than just Jimmy Herring playing a lead?
Great versions of LGDTB, Space Wrangler and Case Del Grillo makes this DVD worth buying.
10. Apr 2008
A couple good tracks...a few awful songs.
The first 4 tracks are good enough, however the lackluster song writing and lyrics in particular of John Phillips holds the album back. Keith (who appears on every track) and John Phillips really had little in common musically, I think that they just shared a drug habit. There are a couple of nice Mick Taylor solo's (why i bought the cd). Unless you are a huge Keith Richards fan, or are looking for 4 tracks that have Mick Yaylor on it it's worth the price. Do not be mistaken, this is a far departure from any of the early 70's Stones albums, after all its not the Stones, it's John Phillips.