I wouldn't call it terrible persay...It was more digital than I was hoping for..he seemed to gravitate towards the Fantom. There were several times his playing was just downright sloppy and some of the sequencer stuff was just way too long (Im referring to the DVD). I laughed when he got up and left (presumably to go to the bathroom) and let the keyboard station just run...lol I figured that his mistakes were due to age and I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. He's entitled to mistakes.fyvewytches wrote:I've got to say IMHO Big in Japan is really terrible (I have a different version to yours, reddish cover)
I was inspired because I felt like the stuff that he did was stuff that I could do.
I bought this DVD after watching some of his stuff from the 70's and came across a youtube sample.
The blue cover is the American Version....supposedly the DVD from the other versions aren't compatible, though the Japanese version has longer tracks.
I haven't listened to the other discs yet.
I haven't been exposed to his work alot, but I really like him, he seems like a pretty humble guy.
I was hoping for an equipment list, or at least find out what those racks were. Looked like digital sequencers with presets....Need a few of those.
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