Eagles Farewell 1 Tour - Live From Melbourne

THIS LIVE CONCERT WAS GREAT I ENJOYED EVER MIN SOUND WAS 5.1

Peaceful easy feeling . . . this DVD won't let you down. . . I was very, very pleased with the sound & quality of the filming. It also arrived on time. This DVD is well worth your money. Heard a few new songs at this concert plus the Eagles classics that never get old. Great filming, sound, & Eagles wonderful music. Miss you Glen.

Good to see popular guys from high school making it big

I bought this for my husband for his birthday. This is his favorite Eagles tour so when it arrived, we watched it immediately. Wonderful music performed by one of the best bands ever!! It arrived in perfect condition. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Awesome video from an awesome band. With a great orchestration, this may have been one of their three or four best ever live concerts.

As described, love it!

Excellent, excellent. Crowd in Australia clearly appreciated the rare and unique mix of classic songs presented. There are 2 disc's in this Collector's edition. Disc One has 20 songs, beginning with The Long Run and ending with Sunset Grill. Disc Two has ten songs, beginning with Life Been Good, and ending with Desperado.....due to enthusiastic Australian crowd demand two encores! Highly worth the investment.

It was very entertaining! I love the Eagles ♥️

1995年、2004年、福岡にも来てくれました。当時は本物だー！とテンパってましたが、それはそれで感動体験でした。YouTubeでこのツアーのDVDが出ていることを知り「そうそう、そうだった、そうだった！」と、感動が甦り、改めてじっくり観たいと思い、購入しました。本当は日本版が欲しかったのですが、なかなか手に入りづらくモタモタしてると買いそびれてしまうと思って…。 何を話してるんだー？今、何て言ったのー？となりながらも耳を傾け、ライブで観たときよりも食い入るように観て、楽しんでいます。宝物です。福岡は集客が少なかったので、この会場の盛り上がりを見ると福岡までよく来てくださったと、そして、本当に行ってよかったなーと思っています。 グループのメンバーのことでいろんな話がありますが、どれが本当かなんて当事者にしかわからないし、その人その人にそれぞれ意見はあります。よく見かける話題のひとつに性格のこと、人として好きか嫌いかがありますが、外野に何を言う権利があると言うのでしょう。ギターの弾き方、演奏の仕方、歌い方を見れば個々の「志」が窺えて、作り上げられた作品がこうして皆に受入れられていることが答えなのではないでしょうか。 YouTubeで初期の頃の動画を見て、そしてこのDVDを何度も繰り返し観ていてそう思いました。

mega die dvd Bild und Ton perfekt für alle Eagles Fans kann ich diese dvd empfehlen.

The Eagles have been our favorite band for decades. This album is from the 2005 concert in Melbourne Australia. We have seen them 9 times in concert, the last one was the Long Goodbye in Vegas in April 2025. (It could have been named Farewell 2!) We have travelled all over Western North America to to attend these concerts. This is their last tour before their permanent retriement. We will miss not seeing them live, but we have all of their dvd's to reminesce our experiences. This album in particular is one of our favorites. They play pretty much all of thier hits and the dvds are of high quality.

Isn't it funny to see different opinions? Well, I have the exact opposite opinion of this DVD to Mr. S. Hammond. He's one of the many 'premature reviewers' - people who experience something for about half an hour, and then rush to their keyboards to write their review, which then stays on the internet for eternity. I'd like to think that since writing his review, he's watched this DVD many times and has since changed his mind, but I guess we'll never know. When I first watched this DVD, I wasn't completely convinced. I must have watched Hell Freezes Over about a thousand times, and before this DVD came out, I completely got into Don Henley's Inside Job Live DVD, which is simply fabulous. What shocked me initially is how much they'd aged since `HFO'. Glen Frey in particular seemed a bit haggard, at least during the first song. Henley didn't look so old, but in comparison to his own live DVD, taken just a couple of years prior to this, the change was pretty shocking. Watching him at his own concert, the man looked amazing. Trim, young-looking even, his voice was incredibly much better even than on HFO (you'll have to listen to believe that I guess), and he seemed so alive, the master of his own music. Here, he looks easily 10 years older, is a little puffy, sounds rough (rough but still great), as though he has a bad throat: in the interviews his voice is almost so low that only whales can hear him! Most of what I've just written shouldn't matter much and ultimately, it doesn't, but it just seems a bit of a shock, watching your heroes growing older... Trying to be a little more constructive now: Henley's voice is a minor let-down, but we're still only talking minor degrees: he does still sound fantastic. To counter this, Frey is better than he's ever been. The absolute purity of the overall sound isn't quite up there with HFO. It probably won't be the sonic yardstick, as seen in about 10000 hi-fi stores all over the world every day. But ultimately, we're still talking about a DVD with superb audio quality, which will give any hi-fi a serious workout. After 3 or 4 listens, I think I started to prefer it to Hell Freezes Over, because it's just so much warmer than HFO. True, they don't talk to the audience quite as much, but they're so obviously having a much better time here than they were on HFO. The tension of being back finally after 14 years with the world watching isn't present, and it's great to see them really letting go and enjoying themselves for once. They're actually smiling a lot at each other, they're dancing about, there's just a good vibe here. Maybe with Don Felder out of the picture, they're finally in their natural lineup, the one which will see them to the end. Steuart Smith, who plays Felder's parts is great but he's not QUITE as good. I miss Felder, but I miss Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon too, and I've got over the fact that they'll almost certainly never return. I'm not sure if this backs up my claim that they're more relaxed and having a good time, but the song lineup is much less tense too. Out go slow greats like New York Minute and The Last Resort (lyrically amazing ballads, basically) and in come a ton of upbeat songs like One Of These Nights (amazing, better than the original), Already Gone, Lyin' Eyes, New Kid In Town, to name just a few. Henley still has a good few of his own songs in there like Boys Of Summer, All She Wants To Do Is Dance (more upbeat than Heart of the Matter and New York Minute). Of the four new songs from HFO the only one played here its Love Will Keep Us Alive, but Timothy B. Schmidt only sings one other song, so I guess they had to keep that in. There's a couple of new songs (Hole In The World and No More Cloudy Days) which are good and work well live, a great song from one of Frey's solo albums, called You Belong To The City, which is just gorgeous. Walsh takes over quite a bit later on, which for me is another sign that The Eagles have become more relaxed again, Henley relinquishing control a bit, Frey singing more songs and letting Walsh entertain the audience. Looking back at HFO, it seems more of a Don Henley concert by comparison. This one is much more even, in terms of who gets to sing and which songs get played from their back catalogue. After more than half a dozen listens, what hit me most of all is that the technical perfection and orchestration of HFO have been replaced by the sheer brilliance of the new arrangements of the songs. The orchestra has been replaced by a 2nd drummer, Scott Crago (same guy from HFO, but this time he and Henley often drum together on different types of drums - it's a sight and sound to behold!), more keyboards and an amazing horn section. These extras as so well integrated here with the new arrangements, that many of the songs do sound better than the originals. In particular, In The City and Lyin' Eyes stand out: they blow away the original studio recordings. Long Run is better too, but nowhere near as good as Henley's own Live DVD performance. HFO, I admire massively: there's nothing else quite like it. But this DVD, well watching it makes me happy. For all the people who watched HFO and weren't Eagles Fans and didn't like it because it was 'dull', please try this. It has life and sparkle, and I love it. A cash-in? Nah, they're doing it now because they enjoy it!

Tutto ok. Arrivato prima del previsto.