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TOUR OF THE UNIVERSE

Jon Anderson

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3.94 | 23 ratings | 2 reviews | 23% 5 stars

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DVD/Video, released in 2005

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Harmony
2. Father Sky
3. Standing Still
4. Bring On The Day
5. You Lift Me Up
6. Long Distance Runaround
7. State Of Independece
8. Set Sail
9. Who Could Imagine
10. Te Revealing Science of God (Dance of The Dawn)
11. First Song
12. Nous Sommes Du Soleil
13. O'er
14. Show Me
15. White Buffalo
16. And You And I
17. Change We Must
18. Harping
19. Your Move
20. Yours Is No Disgrace
21. This Is

Total Time: 180 minutes
(Includes special features: The Golden Mean and Golden Music)

Line-up / Musicians

- Jon Anderson / acoustic guitar, midi guitar, keyboards
- Rick Wakeman / keyboards (14)

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Classic Pictures Entertainment

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JON ANDERSON Tour Of The Universe ratings distribution


3.94
(23 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of rock music(23%)
23%
Excellent addition to any rock music collection(41%)
41%
Good, but non-essential (32%)
32%
Collectors/fans only (5%)
5%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by progkidjoel
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4 stars Jon Anderson - Tour Of The Universe DVD

Review by ProgKidJoel

Jon Anderson is easily my favourite recording artist of all time, with or without Yes. Brilliant vocals, masterful songwriting and fantastic live presence contribute massively to this. This DVD, however, really does not show what Jon can pull of in a live setting. The entire DVD is made up of acoustic renditions performed solely by Jon, and more than often accompanied by (lame) CGI and 3D live projections.

The performance on this DVD is sufficient for one man, but this doesn't really do alot of these songs justice, for example, The Revealing Science Of God. Jon also has a mishap with the vocal section of this track, but the song loses nearly all of its feel due to the staleness of one guitar and one voice playing it alone.

Sonically, this DVD is quite good. Aurally, this is near perfect, but visually, its hampered by the use of the 3D projections. Example: Jon Anderson projected onto a billboard in a CGI city is alot less enticing or thrilling than seeing the man live on a real stage in a real performance setting. Other than this, I have few complaints, and its fantastic to see many Jon Anderson solo tracks played along side those which are considered to be the most controversial Yes songs.

A great DVD, but hampered by its single instrumentation and cheesy editing.

-Joel

Latest members reviews

4 stars I bought this DVD from Jon's "Tour Of The Universe" Tour, few months ago (Jon signed it for me too). The songs are pretty much the same which he played at the concnert, but there are some differences. First when watching this I was going to give it only 2 or 3 stars, but like many times with prog ... (read more)

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