Indeks
by Chicago (ft.The Doobie Brothers) - In Chicago (2010) Blu-Ray 1080i
Screenshots:
Setlist:
01. Opening/Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon
02. Make Me Smile
03. So Much to Say, So Much to Give
04. Anxiety's Moment
05. West Virginia Fantasies
06. Colour My World
07. To Be Free
08. Now More Than Ever
09. Dialogue Pt. 1 & 2
10. If You Leave Me Now (with Stephanie Buck, charity auction winner)
11. Call On Me
12. Old Days
13. Hard Habit to Break
14. You're the Inspiration
15. Beginnings
16. I'm a Man
17. Just You 'n' Me
18. Saturday in the Park
19. Hard to Say I'm Sorry
20. Get Away
21. Feelin' Stronger Everyday
With The Doobie Brothers:
22. Free
23. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
24. 25 or 6 to 4
Bonus:
- Interview (HD, 1080i; 1.78:1; 40:54): Loughnane, Pankow and Lamm talk about the band, its origins and its long, eventful career. Their comments on the late Terry Kath are restrained but moving, and they discreetly avoid discussing Peter Cetera. Guitarist Keith Howland, who grew up attending Chicago concerts, then joined the band after the death of founding member Kath, is interviewed in a separate group with other "new" members Jason Scheff, Tris Imboden, Lou Pardini and Drew Hester.
- Trailer (SD; 1.78:1, enhanced; 1:32)
Description: One of the top selling American bands and one of the earliest prog-rock bands, Chicago, returned to their namesake city and their hometown during their 2010 world tour for a date at the Charter-one Pavilion. Set against the gorgeous backdrop of Lake Michigan, the band with the rockin’ horn section threw down a set list of their biggest hits going all the way back to their debut, Chicago Transit Authority. It included “Saturday in the Park,” “Make Me Smile,” and “You’re the Inspiration.”
• For anyone out there still unfamiliar with Chicago, the band’s music at its best has always been a blend of jazz, blues, soul, funk, psychedelia, and pop. By the 80s they discovered the power ballad as a counterpart and push back to the new wave and punk that was squeezing their brand of music off the airwaves. The 2010 concert also features an appearance from the Doobie Brothers for a combined encore that includes “25 or 6 to 4” and “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?”
Info:
Source:
Genre: Soft Rock | Jazz Fusion
Quality: Blu-Ray | 1080i
Format: M2TS | 18.9Mbps
Length: 01:33:54 | 22.73Gb
Video: H.264 | 1920x1080i | 16:9 | 29.970fps
Audio 1: DTS-HD MA | 2770kbps | 48kHz | 6 channels: Front: L C R, Surround: L R
Audio 2: LPCM | 2304kbps | 48kHz | 2 channels: L R
Language: English
Attention: Files are subject to expiration and can be automatically deleted if their not downloaded 30 days after the last download.
Screenshots:
Setlist:
01. Opening/Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon
02. Make Me Smile
03. So Much to Say, So Much to Give
04. Anxiety's Moment
05. West Virginia Fantasies
06. Colour My World
07. To Be Free
08. Now More Than Ever
09. Dialogue Pt. 1 & 2
10. If You Leave Me Now (with Stephanie Buck, charity auction winner)
11. Call On Me
12. Old Days
13. Hard Habit to Break
14. You're the Inspiration
15. Beginnings
16. I'm a Man
17. Just You 'n' Me
18. Saturday in the Park
19. Hard to Say I'm Sorry
20. Get Away
21. Feelin' Stronger Everyday
With The Doobie Brothers:
22. Free
23. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
24. 25 or 6 to 4
Bonus:
- Interview (HD, 1080i; 1.78:1; 40:54): Loughnane, Pankow and Lamm talk about the band, its origins and its long, eventful career. Their comments on the late Terry Kath are restrained but moving, and they discreetly avoid discussing Peter Cetera. Guitarist Keith Howland, who grew up attending Chicago concerts, then joined the band after the death of founding member Kath, is interviewed in a separate group with other "new" members Jason Scheff, Tris Imboden, Lou Pardini and Drew Hester.
- Trailer (SD; 1.78:1, enhanced; 1:32)
Description: One of the top selling American bands and one of the earliest prog-rock bands, Chicago, returned to their namesake city and their hometown during their 2010 world tour for a date at the Charter-one Pavilion. Set against the gorgeous backdrop of Lake Michigan, the band with the rockin’ horn section threw down a set list of their biggest hits going all the way back to their debut, Chicago Transit Authority. It included “Saturday in the Park,” “Make Me Smile,” and “You’re the Inspiration.”
• For anyone out there still unfamiliar with Chicago, the band’s music at its best has always been a blend of jazz, blues, soul, funk, psychedelia, and pop. By the 80s they discovered the power ballad as a counterpart and push back to the new wave and punk that was squeezing their brand of music off the airwaves. The 2010 concert also features an appearance from the Doobie Brothers for a combined encore that includes “25 or 6 to 4” and “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?”
Info:
Source:
Genre: Soft Rock | Jazz Fusion
Quality: Blu-Ray | 1080i
Format: M2TS | 18.9Mbps
Length: 01:33:54 | 22.73Gb
Video: H.264 | 1920x1080i | 16:9 | 29.970fps
Audio 1: DTS-HD MA | 2770kbps | 48kHz | 6 channels: Front: L C R, Surround: L R
Audio 2: LPCM | 2304kbps | 48kHz | 2 channels: L R
Language: English
- Spoiler:
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