It is isn't it. The "She never really had a chance on that fateful moonlit night." is so beautiful. This song is the song for me that confirms James's vocal brilliance and diversity...

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]It is isn't it. The "She never really had a chance on that fateful moonlit night." is so beautiful. This song is the song for me that confirms James's vocal brilliance and diversity...[/QUOTE]

What do you think is Labrei's best live vocals, I was listening to the live songs on ACOS and his vocals are incredible compaired to Budokan and LSFNY.

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]It is isn't it. The "She never really had a chance on that fateful moonlit night." is so beautiful. This song is the song for me that confirms James's vocal brilliance and diversity...[/QUOTE]

I'm not really a fan of that song. It's OK as part of SFAM but on it's own it's not a song I ever want to listen to.

[QUOTE=scenesfromatheater]What do you think is Labrei's best live vocals, I was listening to the live songs on ACOS and his vocals are incredible compaired to Budokan and LSFNY.[/QUOTE]

Live at the Marquee I'd say, although i think a lot of them were recorded again for the CD so it's not technically all live.
However his best live vocals have to be when I saw them last Monday/Tuesday :D

It seems like he can't control his voice live anymore. When you listen to Live at the Marquee and Once In a Live Time he has an incredible powerful voice, but on Budokan and LSFNY and when I saw them in Wovlerhamton, he just can't sing that well. At some points it's painful to listen to it's that bad.

[QUOTE=scenesfromatheater]It seems like he can't control his voice live anymore. When you listen to Live at the Marquee and Once In a Live Time he has an incredible powerful voice, but on Budokan and LSFNY and when I saw them in Wovlerhamton, he just can't sing that well. At some points it's painful to listen to it's that bad.[/QUOTE]

What?!?! In London he was on fire, his voice was incredible.

He was good at Wolverhampton, but it's just that he can't sing as well as he used to. His best vocals were in Under a Glass Moon in Wolves, he got that high note real good. no TIME to dissapear.

[QUOTE=scenesfromatheater]It seems like he can't control his voice live anymore. When you listen to Live at the Marquee and Once In a Live Time he has an incredible powerful voice, but on Budokan and LSFNY and when I saw them in Wovlerhamton, he just can't sing that well. At some points it's painful to listen to it's that bad.[/QUOTE]
I think he's alot better than most vocalist, the only vocalist I think can rival him is Daniel Gildenlow. I also think that he was awesome in London, a few 'sack-attacks'here and there but it's to be expected. 90% incredible is better than 100% good.

I like those stats I must say.:naughty:

Pardon me?

[QUOTE]90% incredible is better than 100% good.[/QUOTE]

Those stats, if that's what they would be called:naughty: . I've got to stop using that Smilie now.

If you watch LSFNY..is it me, or does JLB look alot like Meatloaf?

All my friends say I look like Meatloaf.

i thought james was perfect on wednesday, besides the 2 majesty songs. i was right by the speakers on the right and the sound wasn't that great so maybe that affected it, but it was the best i've heard him singing live in years (judging from bootlegs/live dvds).
on budokan on the higher or louder parts he just seems to shout the words, not caring about the pitch or anything. last week though he was even adding in high notes where before he'd have just sung an octave lower.

[quote=nowitzki]What?!?! In London he was on fire, his voice was incredible.[/quote]
I totally agree. Although I've only seen them on this tour and the [i]Train Of Thought[/i] tour, I was more impressed with his voice this time round; I can't think of any faults he made and he put alot of energy into his performance.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]If you watch LSFNY..is it me, or does JLB look alot like Meatloaf?[/QUOTE]
Yes but at least he doesn't have heart attacks on stage.

And Meatloaf is past it. James and DT are no-where near done.

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]And Meatloaf is past it. James and DT are no-where near done.[/QUOTE]

Is Octavarium going to be DT's last album? If it is, it better not be there last tour.

Not at all. In the programme, James Labrie says,
"It's hard to believe it's been 20 years, it feels like we're just getting into a real cool place abd groove. Here's to many more years of new music and tours. See you there."
I seriously doubt I'd survive them breaking up :upset:

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]Not at all. In the programme, James Labrie says,
"It's hard to believe it's been 20 years, it feels like we're just getting into a real cool place abd groove. Here's to many more years of new music and tours. See you there."
I seriously doubt I'd survive them breaking up :upset:[/QUOTE]

Cool, I was getting worried if it was their last tour or not. I hope they do a tour of different albums, cause I wanna see them play SFAM all the way through...that would be ultimate.

That was amazing. Sorry. But I had to say!

I'm starting to get into Awake now, Voices, The Mirror and Lie are class. I just can't see myself thinking it's better than I&W.

[QUOTE=scenesfromatheater]He was good at Wolverhampton, but it's just that he can't sing as well as he used to. His best vocals were in Under a Glass Moon in Wolves, he got that high note real good. no TIME to dissapear.[/QUOTE]

He damaged his vocal chords and stopped taking care of himself for a while. (hence the looking like Meatloaf in LSFNY) Recently (the past couple years) he's been training with a vocal coach and taking care of himself, hence looking and sounding much better at Budokan than LSFNY. Apparently, at I think the London gig, he even hit the high F# in Learning to Live, so he's getting back to where he was.

[QUOTE=Tails](hence the looking like Meatloaf in LSFNY)[/QUOTE]

That's an odd way to put it. :lol:

[QUOTE=Tails]He damaged his vocal chords and stopped taking care of himself for a while. (hence the looking like Meatloaf in LSFNY) Recently (the past couple years) he's been training with a vocal coach and taking care of himself, hence looking and sounding much better at Budokan than LSFNY. Apparently, at I think the London gig, [B]he even hit the high F# in Learning to Live[/B], so he's getting back to where he was.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, that was amazing. He doesn't even attempt it on LSFNY.

I love that note in "learning to LIVE!"
It's an excellent song all round...

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]I love that note in "learning to LIVE!"
It's an excellent song all round...[/QUOTE]

Yep, probably my favourite DT song.

i have loads of shots of myung from the wolverhampton gig cos i was right infront of him it was too good though
mind blowing
Pettruccis get up was cool the boots and the pants and the hair
Portnoys green beard!
Labries extremely tight pants
Rudesses librarian look
and Myung looking exactly the same as always...........
whoever said they've not got no stage presence and just stand there is a liar because they performed amazingly it was just to sweet Myung actually looks like hes part of the bass

[QUOTE=Aberrationbass]i have loads of shots of myung from the wolverhampton gig cos i was right infront of him it was too good though
mind blowing
Pettruccis get up was cool the boots and the pants and the hair
Portnoys green beard!
Labries extremely tight pants
Rudesses librarian look
and Myung looking exactly the same as always...........
whoever said they've not got no stage presence and just stand there is a liar because they performed amazingly it was just to sweet Myung actually looks like hes part of the bass[/QUOTE]

I love Myung's plain shirt and sexy leather trousers/pants. Just quality.:lol:

[QUOTE=Aberrationbass]i have loads of shots of myung from the wolverhampton gig cos i was right infront of him it was too good though
mind blowing
Pettruccis get up was cool the boots and the pants and the hair
Portnoys green beard!
Labries extremely tight pants
Rudesses librarian look
and Myung looking exactly the same as always...........
whoever said they've not got no stage presence and just stand there is a liar because they performed amazingly it was just to sweet [B]Myung actually looks like hes part of the bass[/B][/QUOTE]

You barely ever see him without a bass, on one of the DVDs it shows everyone on the tour bus just relaxing, and John's there playing his bass.

[QUOTE=nowitzki]You barely ever see him without a bass, on one of the DVDs it shows everyone on the tour bus just relaxing, and John's there playing his bass.[/QUOTE]

And on the interview with him on the documentry on the Budokan Bonus disc, a women is interviewing him, and he's sitting there with a bass.

John's become my favorite bass player.

I'm learning Metropolis Pt.1 on bass. Hard as s[B]h[/B]it, but it'll be worth it.

[QUOTE=Creeping_Deth]John's become my favorite bass player.

I'm learning Metropolis Pt.1 on bass. Hard as s[B]h[/B]it, but it'll be worth it.[/QUOTE]

I can play it all apart from the bass solo and the section from 7.22-8.00. I'm always trying to learn DT songs, the bass is always great, JM is amazing.

It's even harder on a 4 string. The rest of the song other than the solo isn't too bad though.

[QUOTE=Creeping_Deth]It's even harder on a 4 string. The rest of the song other than the solo isn't too bad though.[/QUOTE]

I've got my 5 string, so I can learn pretty much any song :D

I never really got into learning to live because i was always playing the intro on piano, and didn't get any further than that, and i haven't really listened to it that much.

[QUOTE=firecrackercheese]I never really got into learning to live because i was always playing the intro on piano, and didn't get any further than that, and i haven't really listened to it that much.[/QUOTE]
It's one of DT's best songs in my opinion. Seeing it live really convinced me that it was.

Triangle, your user title sounds dirty.

And yeah, Learning To Live is amazing.

[QUOTE=Creeping_Deth]Triangle, your user title sounds dirty.

And yeah, Learning To Live is amazing.[/QUOTE]
It does doesn't it ;) . Nah, I shook his hand at his guitar clinic and I'm proud of it! :p

[QUOTE=Triangle]It's one of DT's best songs in my opinion. Seeing it live really convinced me that it was.[/QUOTE]
I really should have gone on Tuesday aswell. :( :(:(
Then i would have seen 'The Spirit Carries On'.
On Metropolis 2000: Scenes From New York dvd, when i watched that song, it made me cry, the choir, i mean it was immense.

[QUOTE=firecrackercheese]I really should have gone on Tuesday aswell. :( :(:(
Then i would have seen 'The Spirit Carries On'.
On Metropolis 2000: Scenes From New York dvd, when i watched that song, it made me cry, the choir, i mean it was immense.[/QUOTE]

I know what you mean, I got pretty emotional when I first watched that, and live it was incredible, the atmosphere in the place was so good. And then in comes the intro to LTL...:eek: