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THE SEEKER THE WHO MEANING FREE
Permission is sometimes granted to companies to quote our work and editorial reviews free of charge. We receive no compensation from these companies for our opinions or for the writing of reviews or editorials. In accordance with the Federal Trade Commission 16 CFR part 255 guidelines, this website hereby states that it receives free discs and other theatrical or home entertainment "screeners" and access to screening links from studios and/or PR firms, and is provided with consumer electronics devices on loan from hardware manufacturers and/or PR firms respectively for the purposes of evaluating the products and its content for editorial reviews. Booklet with photos, liner notes, and creditsįor the 50 th of The Who, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend rock the crowd at Hyde Park with an energetic concert.The stereo track is a bit louder, but still strong with good stereo separation. The 5.1 places you right there in Hyde Park with a good amount of atmospherics in the surround channels, musical low end, strong instrumental separation and relaxed high frequencies. They are both quite outstanding mixes with strong mastering.
Live in Hyde Park comes with DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz/16-bit) and LPCM 2.0 Stereo (48kHz/16-bit) tracks. The color looks lifelike and contrast is strong. The Who: Live in Hyde Park comes to Blu-ray with a solid AVC/MPEG-4 1080i/60 encodement from Eagle Rock that offers up crisp and clean imagery with little video noise or motion artifacts.
The rock ballads “Behind Blue Eyes” and “Love Reign O’er Me” are performed with great passion and sound almost as great as they almost have from Daltrey’s vocal cords. The show starts with an edgy “Can’t Explain” that has a surprising amount of youthful vigor before going through a rolling “The Seeker” and hard hitting “Who Are You.” “My Generation” may not ring quite as rebellious as it once did from the now aged Daltrey/Townsend duo, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t still come across as a great youth anthem for younger generations to pick up and carry. Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend actual put on a rollicking show that rips through all the expected highlights of The Who’s career. The Who: Live in Hyde Park was filmed on Jat London’s Hyde Park and feature “The Who,” as much as the band can be called that now that there are only two of them left, performing live in front of a large crowd as the ring in their 50 th anniversary.
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