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  1. I hope they keep the Zootiful World Intro for the DVD Release, for me it's an integral part of the show.
  2. Originally posted by Papo:I hope they keep the Zootiful World Intro for the DVD Release, for me it's an integral part of the show.
  3. Originally posted by Papo:I hope they keep the Zootiful World Intro for the DVD Release, for me it's an integral part of the show.
    Amen
  4. Originally posted by Papo:I hope they keep the Zootiful World Intro for the DVD Release, for me it's an integral part of the show.
    I would be really surprised if they didn’t. I thought last year was as good a start to a show as I’ve personally witnessed. Before the band even started the anticipation and intensity was near the max.
  5. They will hopefully show them walking to the stage, going into the screen, etc
  6. I prefer it if they don't show the band a second earlier than we saw them at the shows. I liked that effect a lot - you're ten minutes into that show before you see any of them. Maybe they can add another cut with the band getting ready and entering the screen as an extra.
  7. Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
    I would be really surprised if they didn’t. I thought last year was as good a start to a show as I’ve personally witnessed. Before the band even started the anticipation and intensity was near the max.
    in the stands people barely realised that the show started. The intro was great, but Blackout unfamiliar for most and the band not really visible at the start.
  8. Love the closer to this concert.

  9. Originally posted by Ricku2:[..]
    in the stands people barely realised that the show started. The intro was great, but Blackout unfamiliar for most and the band not really visible at the start.
    I was in the stands in Berlin and we were well aware that the show had started as were the people around me based on there reaction, that was up in the cheap seats as well . Can’t speak for London so much as I was in GA but I definitely got the sense people were receiving the start of the show well. I think people enjoyed the way the band were revealed during Blackout. Maybe the crowd weren’t as into it at your show.
  10. Yeah wrapped up the ‘songs’ era nicely this being not just the closer of the show but the closer of the entire tour had some added emotion in there. Great work on the videos btw.
  11. Originally posted by deanallison:[..]
    I was in the stands in Berlin and we were well aware that the show had started as were the people around me based on there reaction, that was up in the cheap seats as well . Can’t speak for London so much as I was in GA but I definitely got the sense people were receiving the start of the show well. I think people enjoyed the way the band were revealed during Blackout. Maybe the crowd weren’t as into it at your show.
    I was also in Berlin. Like I said, the intro was really promising, but starting with Blackout and Lights Of Home didn't really get the crowd going. Only a few seemed to know what was going on.

  12. Originally posted by Ricku2:[..]
    I was also in Berlin. Like I said, the intro was really promising, but starting with Blackout and Lights Of Home didn't really get the crowd going. Only a few seemed to know what was going on.

    [YouTube Video]
    Maybe your section was different from mine then. I think the crowd knew perfectly well the show was starting, especially when you consider this was a rearranged show and at the end of the tour I think 99.99% of fans in there knew the concert had started. There was fans in GA jumping, people clapping and singing along, the whole place just about was on there feet. I thought it was received well, you could hear the appreciation after the song as well.
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