Uncommon Man
The record company has posted Uncommon Man from Celebrating Jon Lord, which sold so well, that it hit #1 in a number of European countries.
Thanks to Classic Rock for the info.
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The record company has posted Uncommon Man from Celebrating Jon Lord, which sold so well, that it hit #1 in a number of European countries.
Thanks to Classic Rock for the info.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
If this is anything like the other two clips(hasn’t arrived yet) then I’m not excited to see the rest when it arrives. If I were to point a finger at this point it would be at the lack of knowing who to film during what. The other two clips tend to resemble a lost cam crew.
October 16th, 2014 at 04:52A nice version of this song, wonderfully filmed & recorded. Interesting watching Paice holding it all together at the initial start of the instruments kicking in! A great moment IMHO, plenty of tension it seems, nerves also no doubt, playing at ‘that’ concert with an orchestra! Above & Beyond is the standout track for me, particularly poignant as we all know why!
October 16th, 2014 at 06:11I personally think Gillan sings well & he looks really emotional at times, as he would be! So if anyone thinks he is struggling, maybe he is, but possibly from an emotional perspective. I may be wrong though. Cheers.
^^^Is filming like a lost eagle eye, really wonderful filming? Of all the things, that is my one question. Quality is one thing, knowing who to focus on at what times is another. I found the first two clips to be detached from the stage atmosphere, and too focused on the overall flying around the venue. That isn’t bad filming, but perhaps bad preparation and planning that brings down the excitement. Most concert films also keep the crowd footage to a bare minimum. Maybe it was the editing that matters most here. I am tempted to watch this, but it will be in the mail soon enough.
October 16th, 2014 at 19:07The difference between this and films done on tour is of course that there was no way for the crew to prepare properly. It was a one time show with no way to watch the show in advance to plan the filming. That said though, I agree that concert films seem to be done with less care these days. We did a show at work the other day, which was similar to the Lord celebration in that it was a one off event. We had a complete dress rehearsal though which the film crew chose not to attend. We never understood why. Probably financial reasons. We’ll see how the end result turns out.
October 17th, 2014 at 08:09LRT@ 3 – I haven’t watched the dvd, I am only talking about that one song. Although I have seen Above & Beyond also, they look good enough for me! But I know what you are saying in regards to camera ‘angles’ etc! It is still miles better than ‘the old days’. Remember the guitarist would be soloing & all you get to watch is his facial expressions or something else! Of course back then they had very little idea to ‘live’ filming, as it was a non event compared to these days. Yes, it should be more ‘focused’ on the moment! I don’t watch concert films that keep showing the audience etc, I loathe it & I can assure you I don’t go to a concert, to keep looking around at the crowd or the venue! Cheers.
October 17th, 2014 at 11:59Vocal mix seems low but this is computers. Must be viewed on hi-fi.
October 18th, 2014 at 06:44The perfect tribute. I would have dreamt of it, if they had not done it…
…And I got to agree with Tracey about Gillan doing his best for sounding good!
October 18th, 2014 at 19:59Btw. I bought the DVD and it really is worth it! If you did not, then do it! =)
So I’m not talking only about this one vid posted here, but the whole show. A very emotional thing and absolutely professional in the same time. Exactly the atmosphere I could hope for in a tribute concert to Jon Lord!
Even if, yes, I do agree with the critics about the cameras. But that’s absolutely not the point, IMHO, for a thing like that. (Even if it can be frustrating at some points, okay!)
October 18th, 2014 at 20:06Bästa bandet!!helt otroligt bra! Bara hoppas att jag får se dom live igen! Kram
October 19th, 2014 at 08:34charles,
the atmosphere would have been better if deep Purple had played the Concert for group & orchestra, and not their usual songs.
I was there, and I was very sad, with a bitter taste for for the missed opportunity of stamp in memory one BIG EVENT represented in the second part of the evening, in commemoration of MAESTRO.
November 15th, 2014 at 00:52this is the truth.