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A must-have 4-disc DVD collection of Pat Metheny Group’s rare live footage from 1988 to 1998! A gorgeous 4-disc set that lets you enjoy the changes of the Pat Metheny Group over a period of about 10 years, from 1988, 1991, 1995, and 1998, with live performances from each era. Highlights include performances by participating members including the famous duo with Lyle Mays, Steve Rodby, Paul Wartico, Mark Redford, Jeff Haynes, and Philip Hamilton. Below are the details of each disc at the time of sale. Disc 1 Contains a studio live performance of the Pat Metheny Group recorded for television broadcast in Baden-Baden, Germany on April 16, 1998. They perform a mix of old and new songs, mainly songs from the album “Imaginary Day” released the previous year. The video is full of highlights, including technical playing using a specially tuned double-neck acoustic guitar fixed on a stand. Recording time is 56 minutes. Ohne Filter, Studio 5, SWR TV Baden-Baden, Germany April 16, 1998 Into The Dream Have You Heard The Heat Of The Day Across The Sky The Roots Of Coincidence Message To A Friend Band Introduction Minuano (Six Eight) Song For Bilbao Personnel Pat Metheny – guitars Philip Hamilton – vocals Jeff Haynes – percussion Mark Ledford – vocals, trumpet Lyle Mays – piano, keyboards Steve Rodby – bass Paul Wertico – drums A Disc 2 Pat Metheny Group’s live performance in Warsaw, Poland on April 23, 1995, digitally remastered from a professional broadcast master. On the stage from the tour accompanying the release of the album “We Live Here”, the sound source of this day was released with the title “Live in Poland”, but the video has finally appeared. The over two-hour gorgeous stage that opens with “Have You Heard” is a sight to behold, and the live footage of PMG’s large audience is sure to impress. As for the quality, it’s not super clear like digital video in recent years, but both the image and sound quality are very stable, and I think you can enjoy the entire movie stress-free. The official DVD “Imaginary Day Live” includes a wonderful live performance in California from the world tour with “Imaginary Day” released the previous year, but with this item you can enjoy valuable performances from the European leg. Congress Hall, Warsaw, Poland 23th April 1995 1.Have You Heard/2.And Then I Knew/3.Here To Stay/4.How Insensitive/5.First Circle/6.Scrap Metal/7.Night Turns Into Day/8.Episode D Azur/9.Last Train Home/10.Are You Going With Me/11.Third Wind/12.We Had A Sister/13.This Is Not America/14.Introduction/15.Antonia/ 16.To The End Of The World/17.Intruduction/18.Minuano (Six Eight); Pat Metheny (guitars), Lyle Mays (piano, keyboards), Steve Rodby (bass), Paul Wertico (drums), Mark Ledford (vocals, misc instruments), Jeff Haynes (percussions) & Philip Hamilton (vocals, misc) instruments) Disc 3 This is a must-see DVD for enthusiasts that includes broadcast footage of a live performance performed at the traditional Sanremo Jazz in July 1991. Live at Sanremo Jazz Festival, Italy 07/24/1991 1Last Train Home 2.Interview 3.Half Life Of Absplution 4.Interview 5.Are You Gpoing With Me? 6.This Is Not America 7.Farmer’s Trust 8.Beat 70 9.Minuano(6/8) Disc 4 The Pat Metheny Group’s 1988 German performance is recorded in high-quality professional shots. This was a live show after the release of the album “Still Life (Talking)”, and it appears to be the same members from the 1987 Japan tour. He left ECM and moved to Warner. This is a performance that is full of motivation to make a fresh start and reach even higher musical heights. I’ve seen him live three times, and Pat is in the center wearing jeans and messy hair. He played the guitar with a big smile and earnestly. The surrounding members support the ensemble by replacing many instruments. It is a flexible, dynamic, and fulfilling performance. Stuttgart, Germany 1988 Phase Dance Blues For Pat Last Train Home Scrap Metal Interview So May It Secretly Begin Straight On Red Tell It All Change Of Heart The First Circle It’s For You The Fields, The Sky Minuano This Is Not America Personnel Pat Metheny Steve Rodby Paul Wertico Armando Marcal David Blamires Mark Ledford









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