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Who,the Who,the/PA,USA 2019
Who,the Who,the/PA,USA 2019
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"NOBLESVILLE 2019" is the latest orchestral tour "MOVING ON! TOUR 2019" which has also been well received. TOUR 2019" has also been well received. This second live album is far superior to the previous one. This album includes the "May 30, 2019 Pittsburgh concert". This is a superb audience recording. The main point of this album is the quality that even the masterpiece "NOBLESVILLE 2019" is out of question, but first, let's imagine the position of the show in the schedule scheduled in 2019. -May 7-30: North America #1 (11 shows) ←★★★★★ -July 6: Wembley Stadium show -September 3-29: North America #2 (12 shows) -October 9-24: North America #3 (7 shows) These are the dates announced to date. The new album, which Roger calls "the best album since 'Quadruple Personality,'" is also scheduled to be released, but only the tour schedule is clear at this point. The Pittsburgh show in this album was the last day of "North America #1," the first leg of the tour. This is a superb audience recording of such a show. The best thing about it is the powerful, on-roaring core. While "NOBLESVILLE 2019" was also a great recording, more than enough for a first report, this is a completely different dimension. The hall rumblings are also absorbed, but the core that comes through the middle of the sound is so gripping that there is no sense of scuzziness. The highs are clear, the bass is powerful, and the midrange is palpable. The sound is so thick that it is almost as if "mass" resides in the "sound," which is essentially nothing more than air vibrations. Furthermore, the sound that rises from the core of the sound like an aura is also wonderful. The core is so strong that it does not lose its sense of clarity, even though it is slightly thicker than the rest of the instrument. And yet, the thickness is directly connected to the sense of scale, which is wonderful. Roger's voice proudly sang "1921" in high spirits, dominating the venue, even majestically. And the orchestra. The thick ensemble was recorded in an unusually vast space, and the famous song was magnificently reborn. The arrangement is wonderful, with its variety of ornamental sounds creating an expansive atmosphere, but what is also overwhelming is the theme melody played by the band and orchestra working together as one. The strength and power of the melody can be heard at ....... The orchestral collaboration may seem to stand out only in terms of splendor, but at the same time, the power of the large ensemble can be felt without a trace. Although it is impossible to say for sure since the sound compilation is still ongoing, this is a great recording that gives us the feeling that this may be the best work of "North America #1" (......). TOUR 2019" is the best sounding recording of "MOVING ON! As I mentioned in the description of "NOBLESVILLE 2019," the show is divided into three major sections, with the first part featuring the orchestra and excerpts from "Tommy," plus "Who Are You," "Eminence Front," and "Imagine A Man. The second part was just the band, playing six of the greatest songs of all time. In the third part of the second half, the orchestra appeared again, this time performing excerpts from "Quadruple Personality. While its basic structure remained the same, some details were changed. The "Join Together" from the first part (with orchestra) was dropped, and instead "I Can See for Miles" from "THE WHO SELL OUT" was set in for the second part (band only)! This is a superb live album, not only more robust and meaty than "NOBLESVILLE 2019," but also brings out the best of "orchestral rock. This is a masterpiece that will represent the early part of the tour, just before the band's first performance at Wembley Stadium in 40 years next month. Live at PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 30th May 2019 ULTIMATE SOUND Disc 1(62:00) With Orchestra 1. Intro 2. Overture 3. It's a Boy 4. 1921 5. Amazing Journey 6. Sparks 7. Pinball Wizard 8. We're Not Gonna Take It 9. MC 10. Who Are You 11. Eminence Front 12. Imagine a Man 13. MC Without Orchestra 14. You Better Substitute Disc 2(76:31) 1. MC 2. I Can See for Miles 3. MC 4. Behind Blue Eyes 5. MC 6. Won't Get Fooled Again 7. MC 8. Tea & Theatre With Orchestra 9. the Real Me 10. i'm One 11. the Punk and the Godfather 12. 5:15 13. drowned 14. the Rock 15. love, Reign O'er Me 16. encore Break 17. Baba O'Riley 18. Good Night & Thank You Roger Daltrey - vocals, harmonica, guitar, tambourine Pete Townshend - guitar, vocals Simon Townshend - guitar, vocals Loren Gold - keyboards, vocals Jon Button - bass, vocals Zak Starkey - drums, percussion Billy Nicholls - vocals, tambourine Katie Jacoby - violin Audrey Snyder - Cello Orchestra conducted by Keith Levensen
