Mannheim, Germany 6-20-09

[luvthelighthouse]

I have to say, I'm so impressed at how wonderful TBS still sounds after all these years. I mean, his voice is SO smooth. Of course, this video looks like all the other suit vid's... but he sounds so beautiful.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TcrTRON0CY&feature=PlayList&p=8741185CD07 1ACA5&index=3[/ame]

The crowd seemed to like this one

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi3pyCWaf28&feature=PlayList&p=8741185CD07 1ACA5&index=5[/ame]

PEF:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq9utfb1j8Y&feature=PlayList&p=8741185CD07 1ACA5&index=2[/ame]

As you can see from these video's... they are obviously videoing these shows, so I'm willing to put money on it... a DVD is somewhere on the horizon. =)

[luvthelighthouse]

A review, with of course... a Bee Gee's reference. Sadly, no photos.

http://www.morgenweb.de/nachrichten/...004378134.html

[Koala]

Thanks videos and the review!

here one more review
The Eagles make in the SAP arena 7000 people happy
http://www.stimme.de/suedwesten/kult...t16451,1577761

Mannheim - They have landed in 1976 the worldwide success Hotel California in the affluent society of the solar state rather clearly. However, were the Eagles, as is band founder Glenn Frey formulated soon as "the epitome of what the people at California hate.
In her magnificent concert in the Mannheimer SAP arena they play on Saturday the Überhit already as the fourth song. 7000 audience stands up and revel in memories of a time in which Ford Thunderbird might consume 20 Liters. Times have changed, but the Eagles are still there. They have, actually, the suitable soundtrack for crisis periods: a timeless nice mixture of Westcoast rock, Country, folk and Bluegrass with this inimitable, 4-voices harmony vocals. Clad in dark suits, white shirts with tie and "We are the band that would not die" (We are the band which never dies) they enter tue hall and begin with "How Long".
The foundation members Glenn Frey (guitar, song) and Don Henley (percussion, song) as well as the guitarist Joe Walsh joining in since 1976 and the bassist Timothy B. Schmit joining in 1977 belong to the years in 1947/48 and are aged in honour.
Supported by nine excellent musicians, to the songs, suitable videos and an atmospheric light show the Eagles offer a relaxed, 3-hour concert with nearly 30 songs and allow themselves after „The Long of run“ one break.
A highlight: the anti-war song "Long Road Out Of Eden", an account with the Iraq politics of George W. Bush.
The fans enjoy the beautiful voices and impeccable guitar in "Witchy Woman," "Life In The Fast Lane".
After "Take It To The Limit", the gentlemen from the jackets, loosen the ties, and guitarist Joe Walsh accelerated the tempo. After "Funk 49", which Walsh in 1971 with the James Gang and has recorded, follow the encores "Take It Easy" and "Desperado." 7000 applaud in the standing position, and the Eagles move visibly moved from the stage.

[Koala]

just I found a great video from Waiting in the Weeds
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MshL6lF4PRk&feature=PlayList&p=8741185CD07 1ACA5&index=0[/ame]

and from In the City
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbcWIvKlB8k&feature=PlayList&p=8741185CD07 1ACA5&index=4[/ame]

[Koala]

I have found some Photos from the concert http://www.saparena.de/,
you must click on multimdia to the
pictures to come or slightly below is a gallery box.

[TimothyBFan]

Thanks for those! Lots of Joe there and a couple I am heading over to Caption this with!

[Prettymaid]

Nice pictures!

[sodascouts]

As you can see from these video's... they are obviously videoing these shows, so I'm willing to put money on it... a DVD is somewhere on the horizon. =)

The cameras aren't necessarily for filming a DVD; they film what goes on the big screens. I hope there's a DVD, but I'm afraid the presence of cameras doesn't guarantee it.

There were cameras at every Farewell 1 show, but when they decided to do a DVD, they set aside a certain venue to film for the DVD, and held a press conference to announce it. If they do one for the LROOE tour, I'd expect a similar approach.

Thanks for finding the videos and photos, guys!