I can forgive occasionally obvious fact that the singers don't always have their mouths closed when they are supposed to be singing...  I can forgive the fact that sometimes Tony isn't even touching his bass when bass notes are coming through the speakers...  I can forgive the post-concert processing that makes noises appear in the soundtrack that are supposed to be live but have no discernable source on the stage...  I can forgive the DURING concert processing that plays recordings that could've been produced live, but inexplicably aren't...  I can forgive the fact that the low frequencies that really should have a good kick appear to have been attenuated in many places...  I can forgive the often palpable sense of goofiness that is part and parcel of any Peter Gabriel stage show...  I can even forgive the fact that the version of Solsbury Hill on this DVD is nowhere near as good, in terms of performance and in terms of overall sound, as the stereo-only version on the "Plays Live" CD from the 80's.