The Filmore 2001 DVD

[ARS]

Has anyone else noticed the audio sounds extremely muddy in this show? Oftentimes everything sounds extremely muffled, like you’re listening to a concert through a wall. Is this the fault of the initial recording or the dvd mixing?

Edited November 7, 2020 by ARS

[Diaux]

I don't heard it muffled but the mixing is a bit strange. The drums sound crystal clear with a great punch while the guitars are a bit thin, or Joe samples are really loud.

I think is because it was recorded by MTV (Maybe somebody can clarify that) and probably they later mixed in the best way possible

Edited November 7, 2020 by Diaux

[JZLP-Benningstrong]

Honestly thats the best that youll ever hear from that show

 

its from the era when they were still a really young band at that point of time their sound equipment was shit they updated their gear somewhere during the final part of 2001 and early 2002.

 

 

[LPsMart]

you can't any of the Interludes hear somehow

[LPMaskMan]

On 11/11/2020 at 11:57 AM, LPsMart said:

you can't any of the Interludes hear somehow

I guess these are inaudible due to licensing issues.

[hahninator]

6 hours ago, LPMaskMan said:

I guess these are inaudible due to licensing issues.

 

Well they are at the Rock am Ring show.

[lpfan12]

it's just the way the sound is and plus got to look at the size of the filmore it's not like a huge auditorium or something they probably had their Equipment sounding nice through out 2001 and we can't really tell it.Plus doesn't matter about the age of the band

[Lebron]

Whoever picked the live shows for the box set should be fired. The HT era was from 2000-2002 in terms of touring. They should have had a 2000 show, a 2001 show and a 2002 show. Las Vegas from 2002 shouldn’t have been altered with banter cut out or anything. And if they didn’t have a version that wasn’t, they should have released a different 2002 show that wasn’t. 2001’s show should have been something we didn’t have at all. I know we didn’t have The Fillmore in full but Rock am Ring, seriously? A high quality version of Docklands from September would have even been better. And any 2000 show would have worked, would have been sick to have. But none of them should have been edited at all besides cleaning up the intro and outro to the shows to make them start and end properly on time without mins of shit before each.