Dream Theater Live At Le Zénith, Paris 2005 (DVD and audio bootlegs)

 

DVD Specs:
PAL
 

Sample Spectrogram Reading of "Knife Strikes Paris" in bootleg:


So basically, the audio on the DVD release of this show (called En Direct De La Fosse, which translates to "Live From The Pit") sucks because it's distorted and there's lots of crowd noise, so I'm putting a separate audio recording of the show called "The Knife Strikes In Paris" out there just in case anyone wants to play around with replacing the audio on En Direct De La Fosse. I think it would be a winner, because the DVD footage was shot right in front of the stage, and you get lots of close-ups of the band members. I just don't know if I'm going to have time to get to this, and if I do, I'll probably only fix up some of the more interesting songs like Raise The Knife and Another Won.

En Direct De La Fosse (2DVD): https://mega.nz/#F!CIRgEJxC!bxHQJcDKW6SFAQbQfYxK1A
The Knife Strikes In Paris: https://mega.nz/#F!IHAnlL6B!VC-FgEF2aaTpiAnRrALYIQ

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  1. UnknownMay 31, 2017 at 2:46 PM

    My thumbnail generator is not working for this DVD, but I posted a sample of it on my YouTube channel last year in case anyone wants to get a feel for what it's like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S90x4OL-cWc

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