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Etage 16, Bereich S aber eigentlich gibt es in der Elbphilharmonie keine schlechten Plätze.

Shut up bot you said that 2 weeks ago 🤟 do kinda find it cool that bots love TOOL also 😅

@bengelder6577 lol.. .not a bot. Just drinking and watching tool concert vids. Didn't realize I commented twice about it. The IPA's got me good. 😂🤣

​@@khianemeksomphone8668Bots can drink now also?? Haha, I'm just playin, man. I sometimes find myself double commenting as well. There's so many videos that we may forget which ones we've commented on.

That‘s Danny’s daughter.

Der Sound war über eine Stunde totaler Schrott auf der linken Seite.

May have been where you were , best sound is in the middle and like 50 ft away

So I was at the show in Paris with some friends, we were on Justin's side, probably 20 to 30m away from the stage and we all felt the guitar was very quiet compared to the bass, drums and vocals. It got better at some point (on Intolerance I think) but then it went quiet again. A real pity as we could barely hear it during some parts of the show

@@EtiennePIERREDON the thing is I though the PA's would always send the sound of everything already mixed, like if you stay close to Justin you wont hear MORE bass just because you are close to him, as you would hear only what comes from the PA. I was closer to Adam and definitely the guitar was loud, but could hear the bass very well. Only voice was poor. Then when I check cell phone videos from the concert I can hear everything James is singing. I guess I will have to try a more central place in the arena next time.

@@enricopallazzorecords8628 I talked to someone who was on Adam's side and just like you he said plenty of guitars. I too assume that what comes out of the PA is mixed so maybe where you are in the room accentuates what you hear. Me and my friends all wore ear protection but I doubt it only filtered the guitar frequencies. Just like you I'll try to get more central tickets next time! PS: lucky you with 46 & 2! Really jealous!!

@@enricopallazzorecords8628 one thing my friends & I noticed is that Adam's flying V was definitely the least loud of his guitars. The Les Paul he had for Intolerance was the loudest by far. Now was it the sound engineer that mixed it differently I don't know but you could hear the difference evertime he had the V

They are planning for festival entries and a theatrical release either late this year or early 2025.

Unfortunately no. Those were the days of clumsy video cameras and the friend who recorded this did his best from the Moshpit but this is all he got.

She grew up in upper Manhattan NYC. It was a very different NYC back then, I am the same age as Linda, and I was growing up in the Bronx and Queens in the same years. I just watched the Wanderers (saw it back when it came out) and looked up who played peewee in that movie, it was Linda Manz.

@SBH Jackson. A very different NYC back then. But New York seems to be returning to those “good ol’ days”, unfortunately.

If you’ve ever watched “The Basketball Diaries” then literally those streets.

@@chuckscott4661 Indeed the pendulum swings.

NYC was a different place back in the 70’s. In 1976 I was 17 still in HS on Long Island but Jada job in Manhattan. Used to get out of school at 2:30 then take the LIRR to work. One Friday got paid and cashed my paycheck was maybe $200 which was to a 17 year old kid in 1976 a bundle. I have to walk the 5 blocks to Penn Station for the train home. It’s about 10:30 at night and the thought occurs to me I’ve got over $200 in my pocket should I be worried about getting robbed? As I get closer to an intersection I see 2 young ladies up ahead and I breathed a sigh of relief that no one is going to rob me with other people around. As I get to the corner one of the women in a very revealing outfit walks over and says “Hey honey looking for a date tonight?” I just looked at her nervously smiled and said “no thank you!” and continued to Penn for my train. It was a growing up experience and how naive I thought of myself back then. Graduated from college then worked in Manhattan for 11 years NYC. Linda was a street kid back then in the 70’s and that was not easy. Glad to see she was able to move on from that. Lovely actress and a beautiful woman.

Do you see the several scars on her face?

@@MintyFreshTurds no.

@@capacola262743 Find a clearer image of her face.

@@MintyFreshTurds no.

@@capacola262743 Making the wrong assumption about somebody is probably going to be your downfall one of these days.