Aerosmith
You Gotta Move
DVD audio rip with bonus CD
Resequenced and restored by }{eywood

I read a lot of reviews complaining about how this DVD was ruined by the interviews inserted between (and over) the songs.  Judging from the feedback on Amazon a lot of people think the interviews should have been included as bonus features on the disc and the concert should have been left an uninterrupted show.  I heartily agree because although it is nice to have the interviews, they aren't something I'd want to listen to every time I hear the show.  So again I did that thing I do and repaired the show for audio only listening.

First I looked up the setlists for the shows it was recorded at (Sunrise, FL April 3, 2004 and Orlando, FL April 5, 2004).  The sets differed by a couple songs so I made a composite setlist that featured all the tracks from both shows.  The only song not released was Back Back Train, which would have appeared between Rats in the Cellar and Last Child.  Then I assembled the audio tracks from the DVD and CD into that order.

The problem was that the beginnings of most of the songs (and in some cases i.e. Draw The Line the middle of the song) were obscured by the dialogue.  Thankfully six of the songs were included on a bonus CD in the deluxe edition of the release, which eliminated the difficulty of repairing those songs.  As for the DVD audio I used the PCM stereo mix of the music for maximum losslessness. Yet I found myself drawn to investigate the 5.1 ac3 mix as well.  

Well lo and behold the dialogue was mixed solely to the center channel.  So I made a mix of the soundtrack with the center channel removed and it revealed the previously obscured music.  All I had to do was correct the volume where the music was turned down behind the interviews to match the rest.  Parts of many of the songs use this mix in the places where the music was hidden, but the bulk of the material is from the PCM stereo mix.  Only the hidden parts are from the AC3 version.

This approached well in all cases except for two songs.  The beginning of Never Loved A Girl was missing entirely, as was the beginning of Dream On.  In each case it was only a short segment that was missing, so in these cases I cheated.  The start of Dream On is from Yokahama, Japan.  When the bass comes in it returns to the Sunrise, FL show.  The first few nots of NLAG are taken from the studio album because a bootleg of comparable quality ecould not be found.  The intro piano part for IDWTMAT is from NYC in 2007 (that's the best quality match I could find), the only thing here that's not recorded on the Bobo tour.

01 Toys in the Attic*
02 Love in an Elevator*
03 Back in the Saddle*
04 The Other Side*
05 Cryin'
06 Road Runner*
07 Jaded
08 Fever
09 Rats in the Cellar*
10 Last Child
11 Stop Messin' Around
12 Never Loved a Girl
13 Livin' on the Edge
14 Dream On
15 Same Old Song and Dance
16 Draw the Line
17 Baby, Please Don't Go
18 Walk This Way
19 Sweet Emotion
        
Encore:
20 I Don't Want to Miss a Thing
21 Train Kept A-Rollin'

*these songs are from the bonus CD