New release: Radio City DVD (Page 2 of 5)

Yeah. A shame that some songs are excluded. But hey: we get a new Joe DVD. Cool.
Exactly. We can luckily watch your videos for other stuff. :-)

Few DVDs with Tal on? Well he played 3 Tour de Force gigs , Beacon, Radio City and Iridium.
Maybe it is his last with Joe. But I am hoping for another RCFP DVD. Baked Potato. That would be a Killer DVD.

Checking the tracklisting on Mascot's site it is apparent that songs that have been on previous releases were not included which makes perfect sense to me. Although we know each version of the songs are different the average fan may look at the tracks and determine it isn't any different than something they already own seeing the familiar titles. No Sloe Gin, Mountain Time which when played live made the show the length we were accustomed to. The acoustic set was changed to include some versions unique to that night. There is not another artist that releases the number of DVD's that Joe has in recent years. You have to think of it in terms of how you make them unique to the average fan. Great packaging and unique song content. I am always impressed with the speed that that can go from capture to release.

I wonder how they can make the Radio City a pin?

Huzzah! The package arrived today, and before long I'll be enjoying the DVD while wearing my new t-shirt and sipping single malt from my new mug!

A question: Those three free tracks Joe's letting us download via email are ones excluded from the DVD/CD release, correct? If so, that's just another proof of how much Joe listens to us...

I know, right? I have to wait until the Royals game at Wrigley and the Chiefs game on Monday Night Football are over, so I'll be up late tonight! 

BTW, folks, those three free songs available for download via email? Gems...

Not sure if its just me, but it seems like Joe kicked it up a notch for the Radio City shows. The guitar work is brighter, the vocals are about the best I've heard from Joe. A+

Got mine too.  Loving it!

I didn't have time to watch it all but I did watch the bonus footage. Liked seeing  Clay, Eric, Mike and Colin having a good time with it. The backstage home movie like experience with the special gifts from Papa and Mama Massa. The interview with Joe really makes you realize he is living the dream and not taking any of it for granted. He is just enjoying the whole experience even though he is under a lot of stress with the upcoming DVD shoot.

I landed Thursday night before the filming and cut loose a little bit in NYC excited for the experience of seeing the Hall. I had a slice of Pizza you know NY style on the way back to the Hotel. The next day I was so sick I couldn't even sit up in bed. Missed the Friday show and was barely able to make the Saturday show. I still felt like warmed over death. So I'm glad to have the show to watch with out my head hurting. The sound is amazing. I have to say where Kevin really shines is his live mixes. From LFNIP to this most recent live DVD absolutely stellar. I wish I could of enjoyed the actual show experience a little more but this made me forget my weekend in hell last January.

I haven't told anybody this but I topped it off by showing up at the airport Sunday morning only to find out I had missed my flight by two days. I somehow booked my return flight for Friday not Sunday. After a 3 hour wait I got on a flight heading west. Oklahoma City by way of Houston. Which was better than a connecting flight out of Oakland which is where the ticket agent thought I was trying to get to. Oklahoma accents don't work well in NYC. I have tickets to Carnegie Hall but feeling like it might be wise to wait for the DVD. I love NY but not in January and Pizza and I have been at odds with each other ever since I went NY style.