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First shot (I think) from the air showing the size of the audience at the start of RV4

Really like the drums in this version of MF2

oh, extra track!

Ooh, first blue laser harp in years

dzoolook wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 6:08 pm I think it will the same as Summer Tour + The Time Machine.

Really first time the Time Machine is really cool. Apart from original album version.
Sorry Adiescar.

I could not visit the European summer tour so I was really happy to see this show with the same setlist now with the livestream. Nice it was complete dark with all the visuals and lasers. I really enjoy this livestream

The laser harp was fake, but at least it had a new color. And Time Machine sounded best of all live versions. Overall, the concert was no surprise for those who saw the Summer Tour. I'm glad we finally have good audio from the live broadcast, and not just recordings from smartphones.

Adiescar is my "muse" since Bratislava.

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Lol. Glad I ripped the stream.

Don't cry people...

Link here:https://mega.nz/file/3lgEVC6Z#Y_IIRTe12 ... 7HKk412oLc

I really liked the show. I watched the live stream on my phone in a café bar in Gran Canaria on the phone signal, no WiFi. Picture and sound were perfect, never dropped out once. Incredible, really that we can do this, that just a few years ago was almost impossible.

Show highlights for me:

- The staging and the integration of the surrounding architecture was superb. The open, airy stage design without a roof was a joy. So much better than the giant black tent structures so common at festivals these days.

- Laser harp, new colour

- The new Stone Island silver jacket was very cool

A triumph!

Richard-Eastham wrote: Sat Nov 01, 2025 10:22 pm I really liked the show. I watched the live stream on my phone in a café bar in Gran Canaria on the phone signal, no WiFi. Picture and sound were perfect, never dropped out once. Incredible, really that we can do this, that just a few years ago was almost impossible.

Show highlights for me:

- The staging and the integration of the surrounding architecture was superb. The open, airy stage design without a roof was a joy. So much better than the giant black tent structures so common at festivals these days.

- Laser harp, new colour

- The new Stone Island silver jacket was very cool

A triumph!

Another move at this show that was great was the use of local architectural details being shown though the digital monoliths on stage during The Time Machine. For sure, Registan Square has some wonderful ceramics and intricate detailing.

Hindsight and all that, but the same technique applied to the Special Summer Tour would have given a local twist to each performance... taking architectural images from each city and creating a collage to use on the screens during just one of the tracks, didn't have to be Time Machine which was of course, not performed during the summer.

Kraftwerk do this during Space Lab. Really simple basic visuals, and they use Google Earth satellite images to create the impression of a spaceship landing in whichever city they are performing in that night. Crowd go crazy!

I've always loved that JMJ concerts of the past have tried to include a local dimension each time. He did it again in Uzbekistan and I thought that was a great touch. Bravo!

I'm wondering if the broadcast will be put online again soon. Are they going to do a re-edit? That would be a lot of extra work, while people are still editing the Seville concert of this tour.

Also: do you consider this concert part of the 2025 tour?