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Flying Colors - Odyssey (Live In Europe)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- "Odyssey" from the release, Live in Europe.
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Live In Europe captures the supergroup in Tilburg, NL, during their triumphant 2012 tour. The Blu-ray/DVD showcases the band in their native element-on stage-filmed with 21 cameras and rendered with uncompressed 5.1 surround and stereo sound. A bonus documentary, "First Flight", provides exclusive interviews with each band member, ten song clips from the first and final shows, and candid moments from the road.
Video formats: Region-free Blu-ray and DVD.
Audio formats: 2-CD, 3-LP Vinyl, iTunes HD (Mastered for iTunes) and Amazon MP3.
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I have played guitar for 40 years, and am a huge Steve Morse fan...and I think Dave LaRue is one of the best, least-appreciated bass players who ever played. What an incredible player. Makes me smile every time I hear him. This track makes the point. So glad he and Steve are such great partners.
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There is more versatility in this one song than in a lot of bands' entire catalog. And how about Dave LaRue's bass solo? This band is one of the best things to happen to music in years.
Indeed. One of the Dregs' most progressive tunes. Not bad for a 35+ year old tune ;)
I wondered how they were going to do the violin part that was played by Allen Sloan on the original version. It was a daring choice to make that into a bass solo!
There is a video of the Dregs playing this song live with all of the original band members and Jerry Goodman (original member of the Mahavishnu Orchestra - a big early influence for the Dregs) on violin from a tour in 2000 - high quality recording from a show at the House of Blues. The entire show is in a 3-part series. If you are a Dreg's fan, check it out.
Dave improvises better than most guitarists, so it's an incredible treat for all of us that he was given the solo (which also takes the burden off Steve to play a solo every single time).
Oddly enough, the only one who hadn't played/recorded this beforehand was Neal, who happens to have the "easiest" part ^_^
Most artists have no conceptual talent to make music like this.
Imagine being in a new band and Steve Morse says, "hey guys, let's do THIS one live". Saw the Dregs last night. Stunning!
imagine being in a new band with Steve Morse and not knowing who he is nor what he is capable of?
I have both CD's, and the Flying Colors Live in Europe DVD. This band is one of the finest quality, bands out there. They've done more in a handful of weeks, than most music acts, do with year's under their belts. Simply miraculous. Odyssey, a perfect example of their level of musicianship. Can't wait for the next CD, and DVD. I enjoy this beautiful music. I understand, it's level of performance.
What a surprise to see my comment of my favorite new band on your website. Thank you Flying Colors. Been a fan of each individual, love the sum of it's artistry. I am a Flying Colors fan. What an honor. Merry Christmas.
Now that is how its done! Steve Morse is such a great composer and player. His compositions are technical and at the same time take you on a journey! His versatility is also unmatched IMHO.
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This is a Dixie Dregs tune off their What If album. As Portnoy told the audience, they only had one album and would fill the set with songs from various member's past. If you haven't heard What If, Night of The Living Dregs and Dregs of the earth, you are in for a treat. It was the start of the career of one of the top guitarists to ever pick up the instrument.
Thanks for the tip :)
Yes. A Steve Morse composition from 1978. Some music is timeless.
+TheDVTproject9 Here is another tip. Greatest modern composer, Steve Morse.
What If and Dregs Of the Earth (the first disk produced by Steve) are my favs...
Steve Fucking Morse and Dave fucking LaRue ladies and gents. I miss the Dregs
So do I. :\
jfl440 I wish they'd start working on another album. Morse is wasting time with his other bands seriously
Omair Sheikh I do not agree about Steve Morse wasting his time with Flying Colors, I think it's a fantastic band and loves what he does there, but yes it would be so great if he would do something new with Dregs or SMB!
3 LPs 2 live and 1 studio . Each member is monster in his own right together they are more like a force of nature. Awsome !!!
Amazing !
Wow! Nice!
Holy friggin crap. That just made my day. Classic Dregs and they crushed it.
Quel magnifique niveau a chacun des ces musiciens d'exception. J'ai découvert ce groupe récemment et c'est vraiment un style que j'adore. Chaque musicien m'était déjà connu par Dream Theater, Transatlantic et autre Flower Kings mais ça c'est également le top !!!
Amazing, I didn't know Flying Color remake this monumental music.
Thanks All,
Wow!
I'm loving this. An old Dixie Dregs epic from 1978. I can picture Mike Portnoy and John Petrucci listening to this in their room at Berklee, thinking maybe someday they could write something as great. And 28 years later, Portnoy is playing it onstage with Morse. I'll bet he savored every beat. The Dregs were an influence on Dream Theater.
Gotta love Portnoy's comments that he was so honored and hoped he did this instrumental justice.. Here we have a prog rock drummer who is considered by mnay to be "THE Standard" for prog rock drummers, yet, he still has to stretch himself and try his very best, just like we all do. The pressure on these guys is a double edged sword. On one level, it pushes them to greater heights, but on another, they just don't want to let anyone down by being sub-par at anything,
Wowwwwww such an amazing performance. Enjoyed that immensely.
Incredible! song! Way to go, guys! Can't wait to get the whole show!
this is PROG ROCK PERFECTION
Great bass solo!
FANTASTIC!
Great bassline
the TONE he gets out of the guitar!
the result of hacking up a telecaster and giving it a frankenstein wiring job, then getting Ernie Ball to make him a few like it. His guitar has like a 7 position switch on it
Good ole Dixie Dregs tune ... timeless masterpiece by Steve Morse ... great rendition!
I just found this. Wow...Steve is just from the guitar gods, Larue...always a fav, Mike is on this like a tick, and I gotta say, Neal is making the goofiest faces ever! But man, as a unit, these guys are smoking. I think with the right vocalist, they might have had more to offer. Too bad, what a band!
Amazing!!
tremendo bandon.
GREAT TUNE
Heavy Rush and Yes influences. Good stuff.
mahavishnu also
Rush would say the opposite. Yes was earlier and sure to be inspired by the D. Dregs
Steve Morse was a huge fan of Kansas and ELP in the 70's. That's more like it, I don't really hear any Rush or especially Yes vibes here.
Dave LaRue, Wow!!!
Technically wise Steve Morris in my opinion can play everything really good best overall guitar player
Odyssey ... funny to hear this song by Flying Colours in 2014, as it was written by Steve Morse in the late 70ies for the Dixie Dregs, and sometimes had been covered by Dream Theater in the 90ies (with Portnoy - maybe because of the some-years-Dregs-member Rudess). That small is the world of music...
Awesome!
Very Nice,..
Wow! This is great! Love it!
casey you re awesome
fucking awesome bassist
So great!
Excellent cover! Keep it up guys! You make music proud! :P
W0W !!!
perhaps this song will inspired me....composing new song...
A little side note he writes for the drums bass all the instruments
O verdadeiro Rock Progressivo, me lembra muito o Yes, Muito bom!
As far as I know, he always has...
Some Gentle Giant too.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA video editing issues!!
AMAZING can't wait to get mine!!!
Dave la rue es el mejor bajista de todos
I have a few favorit Steve's, and mr Morse is one of em
its interesting to see Portnoy play a Morgenstein part
Harkens back 40 years ago and the Dixie Dregs.
I am compelled to agree with the previous comment.
I've looking for tabs for The bass and it appears that they not exist someone have anything?
Cant help, i miss Allan Sloans violine ...
That soaring violin just set up Steve for beautiful car wreck of Steve and Andy. I laugh during part of Morse's flaming run squeels. It's So Nasty.
Yes, very cool. But let's not forget that Rod Morgenstein's are some very big shoes to fill, even for a drummer like Portnoy.
Finally, they show there musicianship by playing Odyssey. This is a hole lot better then the commercial shit they bring out on there CD.
Steve and neal were brothers?
Nice and very powerful cover, although I like the DD original much better. And I miss that Jerry Goodman violin a lot!
Odyssey was already made by Dixie Dregs… with Steve Morse, Dave LaRue and Rod Morgenstein on violin in 1978. - Pretty funny. Go find it on TH-cam.
ABshookme
The original, off the "What If" album, had Andy West on bass, Allen Sloan on violin. Rod Morgenstein is the drummer.
And it was great live in 1978 ;)
JonP1961 Imagine only listening to Justin Bieber and not finding details in history of “real” music interesting :-D
ABshookme I have a fairly active imagination and yet I couldn't possibly subject myself to that high a level of torture :P
I believe Allen Sloan was the violin player (I saw them with Allen and Mark O'Connor on the violin "back in the day") when this album was made. Rod Morgenstein was/is the drummer and Dave LaRue didn't start playing with the Dregs until later, when original bassist and co-founder, Andy West, left the Dregs to become a software engineer. Allen Sloan went on to med school and is now a Dr. in Florida. Jerry Goodman (original member of the Mahavishnu Orchestra, a big influence for the Dregs), played violin on most later tours. The Dregs are actually touring this year and according to Steve Morse, with most of the original members. I'm not sure who will cover for T. Lavitz (RIP).
Not. Looks like that solo was 'fixed' afterwards in the studio, which happens a lot more then you think in the case of so called live albums.
Y que decir de la version de DT 🤗😊🖤
hahaha, on min 3.32 right? they dont move but scales keep moving =P
It's a shame that steve got arthritis on his right hand... His picking was phenomenal back in the days (watch tumeni notes to see an alt picking clinic being performed).. still a great player tho, don't get me wrong.
watch also The Bash - Montreux 1978
Yeah there are so many haha. I just cited the most famous 😁
He was alright here (comparing to his prime years, I mean). His picking got considerably worse some time later (2015-2020), but it seems he somehow has tamed his malady lately.
@@nicksm7980 yeah. I'm glad i saw Steve live in his prime in the early 2000s. I also think this performance might have been highly overdubbed, as there is no way he'd play so clean with that amount of economy of motion. It's a live DVD after all, and those are notoriously dubbed.
@@davidepannone6021, I saw Flying Colors this year (the year of this video, 2012) and 2012 G3 tour. He was insanely good in FC concert. In G3 show however his picking was messy and he seemed very tired, but Dave LaRue was on fire and stole SMB bit completely and later Satriani was just amazing, although I'm not really a big fan of his music.
Jazz odyssey, Derek Smalls, ladies and gentlemen , he wrote this.
oh, Spinal Tap ftw! Nevertheless not that fictional character, but Steve Morse wrote this - a looong time ago, listen to "What if" from the Dixie Dregs, 1978.
nonsense...Steve Morse wrote it
Yes orig
Didn't you know Neal's a Jedi?
That keyboard player sure is a goon but damn this is good!
Goon? That is Neal Morse of Spock's Beard and Transatlantic.
Yes...still a goon. But a very good goon lol
Sorry, no screams from the keys......can't beat the DT cd version....
He's a good drummer but not as good as rod morgenstein
This is, to me and my taste and own personal opinion, a good example of how very talented musicians can create very ... boring music. Hard to put my finger on it really, but I did not enjoy the debut album at all, although I am a fan of the guys in many other projects.
And I don't really like pork. I want the world to know about it.
Great players, SHIT music!!! What a pity
Smoking that strong shit I see.
Sladjan Sehovic Great Players, Beautiful Music! As anything Steve Morse did/does with The Dregs/Dixie Dregs. Do yourself a favor and get a copy of the 'What If" Album. Enjoy!