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ArizonaLib

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7. Listening from my computer speakers

Reply to Srkdqltr (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 2, 2022, 05:30 PM

Feb 2022

The live 'this is what it sounded like' portion sounds really balanced behind the screams. I am used to hearing their live recorded touring sound really awfully balanced - well played just not very good sound conditions. They were so good!

I am sure the video portion didn't survive because the audio was easier (smaller) to store. I am sure there are numerous news gems those tasked with digitizing all of this stuff come across frequently.

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