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DVD/Video, released in 2011

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Book of Changes
2. In the Arms of a Gemini
3. Loneliness
4. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
5. Ladrillo
6. Criticize the Critics
7. It's Your Life
8. Fata Morgana
9. Living by the Dice
10. Cradle to Cradle
- Extra's:
11. Weak Turns to Strong
12. Here Comes the Flood
13. Have a Cigar
14. Countdown
15. Plastic Soup Video
16. 1000 Wishes

Total Time 104 minutes approx.

Line-up / Musicians

- Michel van Wassem / keyboards, vocals
- Ronald Brautigam / guitars, vocals
- Tom van der / drums
- Alex van Elswijk / bass
- Ruud Slakhorst / vocals

Releases information

Was shot by six HD camera's. You will enjoy this concert in High Definition picture and sound.
This DVD also features extras like performances of Heidi Jo Hines, John Mitchell and John Jowitt as well as behind the scenes material.

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3.21
(5 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(40%)
40%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(20%)
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Good, but non-essential (40%)
40%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
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Review by rdtprog
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Heavy, RPI, Symph, JR/F Canterbury Teams
3 stars PBII, what a terrible band name is Plackband II, don't know why they couldn't stick to this name. Here we have a DVD made in Netherlands to launch their CD "Plasctic Soup" released in 2010. So the concert is the complete presentation of that release. There is some cuts during the concert like there's were others songs played, i would have love to see songs from Plackband, but the band decided to put others tracks in the extras, one have nothing to do with prog rock and others are covers of Pink Floyd "Have A Cigar" with a John Jowitt struggling big time with the vocals, and "Here come the Flood" sing by John Mitchell who does a better job.

This band have been compared many times to Genesis, but the biggest influence seems for me to be Pallas with the guitars and the heavier parts. The compositions are rather good, not outstanding, apart for "Book of Changes", "Loneliness" and "Cradle to Cradle". "The Great Pacific Garbage Patch" represent clearly the environmental message of the album : "Plastic Pollution Kills"

The light show, the camera work and the surround 5.1 mix are very well done, and how nice to see a DVD by a neo prog band shot someplace else than Poland! In the extras, as i have mentioned, we get additional tracks, plus the video "Plastic Soup" who looks like a edited version of the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch". Also a montage of the show played at high speed, like all kind of documentary should be played to avoid boredness.

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