With his help, new compositions that wove the orchestra into the metal were created, and delivered unto the members of the San Francisco Symphony. After some practice and rehearsal, the doors were thrown open, the recording gear was readied, and the rest has been captured for fans everywhere to enjoy. If they keep putting out music DVDs like this, the other music companies are going to find themselves sorely lacking in market share by the time they stop badgering the online community about MP3s. First up, the transfers. The video is uniformly excellent, though it is perhaps a touch or so less than Cunning Stunts .
Black levels are even and deep, colors crisp and vibrant.
Lighting, shadows, frenzied fans, blitzing band members, all come through the compression process wonderfully. There are no instances of picture degradation. As this transfer originates from recently created masters, there's absolutely no reason for it to lack in anyway. It does not. The audio is even better.