| In this article we're going to indulge in
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| | record. But with a big ensemble rock
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| a debate on concert performances versus
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| | group that uses twenty keyboards in the
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| studio recordings.It should be pointed
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| | studio, the chances become quite
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| out that there are no personal views in
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| | slim.However, if you are someone who is
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| this article. The following is a
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| | going to a concert to hear and see the
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| composition of arguments made by critics
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| | energy that a group puts into something
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| and fans of music since the early days of
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| | live, or even hope to hear something a
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| both live and studio recordings.Let's
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| | little different from what you get on
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| first cut to the question we ultimately
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| | record, then most likely you live for
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| want to get answered in this article.
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| | live performances. Recordings to you are
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| Which is better, seeing a group live or
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| | simply a matter of getting some idea of
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| listening to one of their studio
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| | how good that group will sound at a live
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| albums?Well, to answer that it first
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| | venue.But disappointments happen. Many
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| needs to be pointed out that the question
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| | critics claimed how a band by the name of
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| of better in itself may not even be the
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| | "Boston" from back in the late 70s
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| definitive answer. A live performance
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| | sounded absolutely terrible in concert
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| may be better than a studio album, worse
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| | because the lead singer could not hit the
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| than one or simply a different experience
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| | same high notes that he hit in the studio
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| depending on what you are trying to get
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| | and it was obvious that the musicianship
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| out of it.If you're a purest who wants to
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| | was just not there. This is a group that
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| hear your favorite group's songs done
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| | most likely needed the studio to sound as
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| exactly as they were done on record then
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| | good as they did.And then there is the
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| more likely than not you will probably be
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| | concert enthusiast who isn't so much
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| disappointed. Why? Well, there are
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| | looking to hear the record duplicated or
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| several things that factor into that
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| | to hear energy or something different.
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| equation.For starters, a studio recording
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| | They're just going to the concert to hear
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| is done in an environment that is totally
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| | a band they just happen to like. Their
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| different from a concert hall. The
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| | experience at the concert will most
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| acoustics are manufactured as opposed to
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| | likely be a simple matter of "did it
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| natural. Also, in a studio, you have
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| | sound good"? Since sounding good is a
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| millions of dollars in equipment that you
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| | relative term, we won't try to answer how
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| just can't lug to a live performance, no
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| | to qualify what "good" is. That is an
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| matter how hard you try.Then there is the
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| | individual's taste. In most cases
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| recording process itself. Anyone who
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| | however, just to generalize, if the
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| thinks that a group records each song
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| | concert sound is of "professional"
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| they do in one take has an unrealistic
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| | quality and the songs are recognizable as
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| view of studio recordings. Songs take
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| | the "hits" from the record then most
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| multiple takes. Also, many parts are
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| | people will walk away from the experience
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| overdubbed and even triple dubbed. In a
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| | saying that it was a "good" one. But
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| live performance there is no dubbing.
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| | again, that depends on what you're hoping
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| Everything is done there on the spot. No
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| | to get out of the experience
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| chance to take back a wrong note. If the
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| | itself.Hopefully though, the above will
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| lead singer has a sore throat you can't
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| | serve as a guide of what to look for
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| skip over his parts and do them another
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| | based on what type of person you are and
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| day, as can be done in a studio. It is
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| | what you are personally expecting. That
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| do or die at a live performance.
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| | way you can get a decent idea of what a
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| Therefore, a live performance is going to
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| | concert experience will be like for you.
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| be different from a studio
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| | If you need your music note for note to
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| recording.Naturally, if you are going to
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| | the record then most likely you will be
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| see somebody who just plays guitar in the
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| | disappointed by most concerts.Notice we
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| studio and is going to be playing that
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| | didn't actually answer our question of
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| same guitar live, there is a better
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| | which is better. As was stated, concerts
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| chance that what you will hear will more
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| | may simply be different.
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| closely resemble what you'll hear on
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