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Just picked up the CD/DVD combo at Wal-Mart, and here are a few early impressions:
Audio is outstanding (available in both Dolby 5.1 AND DTS 5.1)
Video quality is somewhat suspect: part the technology available at the time, the fact that it probably wasn't intended for wide release (no audience shots and a 17 year wait), and the fact that it's presented in widescreen (I'm guessing they took the 4:3 and stretched it out to 16:9)
Much like on Unplugged, the banter between the band members makes you sort of wish they'd just keep their mouths shut, but eh... it's a minor complaint.
All in all, a real trip down memory lane for us children of the 90's. Hopefully they get around to releasing Unplugged on Blu-Ray one of these days, and maybe the New Year's Eve performance on MTV as well.
Audio is outstanding (available in both Dolby 5.1 AND DTS 5.1)
Video quality is somewhat suspect: part the technology available at the time, the fact that it probably wasn't intended for wide release (no audience shots and a 17 year wait), and the fact that it's presented in widescreen (I'm guessing they took the 4:3 and stretched it out to 16:9)
Much like on Unplugged, the banter between the band members makes you sort of wish they'd just keep their mouths shut, but eh... it's a minor complaint.
All in all, a real trip down memory lane for us children of the 90's. Hopefully they get around to releasing Unplugged on Blu-Ray one of these days, and maybe the New Year's Eve performance on MTV as well.
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