AT LAST! IT’S ACTUALLY TRUE! The long awaited mighty TRANSATLANTIC DVD and 2 CD LIVE SET entitled “Transatlantic - Live in Europe” is NOW AVAILABLE! We can’t believe it either. Our mouths are permanently open and yours will be too when you experience the power and quality of this DVD that captures the towering Transatlantic ship at the height of its glory. We just received the packaging for the deluxe version and it is the most beautiful packaging we’ve ever seen! Really gorgeous.
Official release date: Nov. 4, 2003
Here are some details:
The long awaited live DVD documentary from the new millennium’s only Prog-Supergroup - “Transatlantic - Live in Europe”
"This was the pinnacle of the Transatlantic trip. We were four days into our tour of Europe and it was the perfect time. We were together enough not to have to worry so much about making mistakes, and fresh enough to really enjoy the music, the audience, and each other. Pete, Roine and Mike were in rare form and I recall thinking what a gas it was. It was the only gig I've ever done where the audience wouldn't leave until we played another song. A wonderful gig I'll always remember." – NEAL MORSE
MIKE PORTNOY (DREAM THEATER): Drums/Vocals
NEAL MORSE (SPOCK’S BEARD): Vocals/Guitar/Keyboard
ROINE STOLT (THE FLOWER KINGS): Guitar/vocals
PETE TREWAVAS (MARILLION): Bass/Vocals
Recorded live in concert November 12, 2001 at the 013 Club in Tilburg, Holland
CD Track Listing (2 hours and 40 minutes on 2 CD’s)
Disc 1:
1. Duel With The Devil
2. My New World
3. We All Need Some Light
4. Suite: Charlotte Pike
Disc 2:
1. Stranger in your soul
2. All of the Above
DVD Track Listing: (2 hours and 40 minutes on 1 DVD + Bonus DVD)
Disc 1:
1. Duel With The Devil
2. My New World
3. We All Need Some Light
4. Suite: Charlotte Pike
5. Stranger in your soul
6. All of the Above
Bonus DVD Features:
Rare performance of PINK FLOYD’s “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” from the January 2001 L.A. NAMM show.
Plus a behind the scenes look at TRANSATLANTIC from the camera of band member Roine Stolt.
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