Great show all around,and they do all their hits and some Free songs as well.
The picture and sound are good.Paul Rodgers voice just seems to get better and better with age.
After a few minutes you even forget that the original bass and guitar player aren't there.Bad Company sounds better than ever here, and special guests Slash and Neal Schon join the band for a few songs.
Its hard to believe how many great hits Bad Company had in their hey day, and they're all here.A must have for any fan of great rock and roll.
I'd eagerly awaited the arrival of this video, was confident the quality would be great, but was still totally unprepared for the experience. The tempo and energy of each song is secure with Simon Kirke's powerhouse drums which lead Jaz Lochrie's rich bass to set the musical foundation. Dave Colwell masters the lead guitar in fine "Ralphesque" tradition (Mick would/will be proud)...enter, Paul Rodgers. As front man, Paul is the epitome of "rock star", entertaining, enticing, and seducing his audience while his vocals are unparalleled. "The Voice" share's each song's story with a hungry audience by manipulating each word/each note into an emotion---a smile, a tear, a chill. For example, watch (or listen to) track one, "Burning Sky", as he sings "...I'd rather die than see you with another man." His anguished vocals, molding only the last word of that sentence, tells the entire story and proves beyond any doubt that Paul Rodgers is greatest rock vocalist of our time. This video is a must get and Bad Company's "Joe Fabulous" tour in 2002 is a must see.