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Butch Walker - Live at Budokan (2006) Review

So I knew this came out a few weeks back. I was intending to order it when I had the chance, but something weird happened:
At my local record shoppe, a place where I have never been able to find a Butch Walker record on sale, just a blank stare and a mumbled, "well, we can order it for you. I guess", however I came across "Live at Budokon", Butch Walker's new two hour DVD live concert extravagnaza. So yeah, I immediatly purchased it immediatly and headed forth home to watch it.
What you get here is a thirty minute live concert at the Budokon in Japan, obviously from one of Butch's opening dates with Avril Lavigne, and a ninty minute acoustic concert from Atlanta back in '03. Both are made up of material from "Letters", "Left of Self Centered" and some Marvelous 3 songs thrown in for good measure. If you are looking for stuff off of "The Rise and the Fall..." well, I'm sorry.
The Budokon concert is fine, fairly stock. The performance is excellent, as usual for the man, but as it is an opening show, by the time the band reaches their groove and energy level is at it's peak, the show is winding down. However, the song selection is excellent, mostly pulling from the more electric stuff from "Letters", and is defintley worth a look for Butch Walker fans.
However, the acoustic performance from 2003, is excellent. Butch is loose and funny, and his crowd interaction is excellent. The set list is great up and down, featuring some new arrangements of songs from "Left of Self Centered" and some old Marvelous 3 fans. As an added bonus, Jayce and Slug, bassist and drummer of the Marvies respectively, play on "Every Monday" and "Freak of the Week", and for fans this is makes the DVD a must purchase.
The sound quality for both shows is excellent and the editing/ camerawork is never too hectic or overstated. This is the rare live DVD that makes you feel like you're at the show, rather then watching some ninty minute music video.
Why the acoustic performance isn't the main item on the DVD I will never understand. But this DVD is worth purchasing if you are a Butch Walker fan or want to convert someone to the cult of B. Diddy. It is an excellent package for a decent price and will give you many repeat viewings.
One of the best live DVD's on the market right now.

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