Karizma Live in Germany DVD

[Oddtime]

About 4 months ago I found a 'Karizma Live show from Germany' torrent on Dimeadozen.org, but It got banned.They said, that they planned on releasing an official DVD at the end of the year. Does anyone has more info about that?

[Derek DeFields]

I hope it's true but I highly doubt Vinnie is going to let that concert see the light of day.

[Kurt R]

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[Oddtime]

I don't want to download it, I wanted to buy it in the store or online on david garfields page. I hoped they would release it. What could Vinnie have against that? He would make some extra money with a show he did 5 years ago. I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one who would buy it.

[Suspiria]

Wasn't this uploaded by our very own Deep_fried? I never had the chance to check it out [img]redface.gif[/img]

[Derek DeFields]

I don't know. I only heard at the time that he killed this being released the first time around. Like I said, hopefully not true but knowing how he feels about this stuff I suspect the worst.

I'd love to buy it too; the quality of the version out on the net isn't very good. Hopefully Dave will get it out there.

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 24, 2005 02:10 PM: Message edited by: Derek DeFields ]</font>

[Lorenzini]

Not to beat a dead horse, but for the life of me I do not understand why Vinnie has such a hard-on for these type of DVD's being released officially... There is a demand for it, not only from drummers, but guitarist / bass players, and keyboard players. At some point there would be saturation if everything was released, but come on! I appreciate the live setting and the fact that the musicians want to share that moment only with the audience, but why do they record these shows on video and audio in the first place? In my opinion, if these guys released more of their live shows on video or audio, it would reduce the amount of bootlegging that currently exists.