US EditionAc/dc in Madrid: the Poor Sound that Chafed the Concert
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The singer Dave Evans, founder vocalist of the iconic rock band AC/DC, decided to film the video clip of one of his songs in the cemetery of the Ecuadorian city of Tulcán, in the province of Carchi, after having been there as a tourist.
That the voice of a first-level singer is heard as an indistinguishable and unpleasant mejunje has all the looks of being a problem. Especially if you have paid 150 euros for attending the concert. We know that the acoustics of the Metropolitano stadium (Madrid), where on Saturday night acted AC/DC full (55,000), belongs to the category of “need to improve, and much”, so here the doubt is whether Brian Johnson’s vocal capacity, diminished ostens…
In the weekend just ended, Madrid vibrated on the legend rhythms of the AC/DC team, which staged an independent concert at the Metropolitan stadium.
The Metropolitan Stadium burned again on Saturday, July 12, with the first of two AC/DC rounds in the capital. More than 50,000 black-dressed fans toured the "old hell road," chanting the anthems of a band that, after half a century of trajectory, continues to pursue immortality with each riff. The road has not been simple or linear for AC/DC. The band returns with its "Power Up Tour," which adds ten new dates this summer, marking an end to its …
Perhaps it is time to reflect on the format. A smaller enclosure, with better acoustics, could offer an experience more worthy of the size of this band.
It seemed that the heat had loosened in Madrid, but the Riyadh Air Metropolitan burned again this Saturday at the first AC/DC appointment in the city, when more than 50,000 black-dressed fanatics toured the old hellish road chanting the anthems of a band that, after half a century of experience, continues to pursue immortality with all its might.
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