What was your last Music DVD purchase?
Posted by: Not For Me on 21 May 2004
I thought a new thread was needed.
My last music DVD was:
Fischerspooner - DVD #1
With all of #1, all the videos, a documentary, artwork, and aboout a dozen remixes of Emerge, 15th, Invisible etc.
Nice!
ITC - Ian Smagghe - Suck my Decks
My last music DVD was:
Fischerspooner - DVD #1
With all of #1, all the videos, a documentary, artwork, and aboout a dozen remixes of Emerge, 15th, Invisible etc.
Nice!
ITC - Ian Smagghe - Suck my Decks
Posted on: 21 May 2004 by long-time-dead
Shawn Colvin - Live at bora bora
Nice DVD, cheap enough. Not a "concert experience" but nice to see a side of a musician we don't often see.
Nice DVD, cheap enough. Not a "concert experience" but nice to see a side of a musician we don't often see.
Posted on: 21 May 2004 by TomK
Mountain - Sea of Fire. A superb hard rock set but what a pity it couldn't have been recorded 30 years ago when Felix was alive and they were at their peak.
A must buy if you're into tuneful hard rock.
A must buy if you're into tuneful hard rock.
Posted on: 22 May 2004 by ClaudeP
Pink Floyd Live at Pompei
Posted on: 22 May 2004 by andy c
Peter gabriel - Growing Up.
Good sound for what it is, especially in DTS.
Purchased thats to Naim usinf it as their demo at Bristol.
Diana Krall - Night in Paris - I really like this - good close ups of the musucians etc and again good transfer to DTS.
andy c!
Good sound for what it is, especially in DTS.
Purchased thats to Naim usinf it as their demo at Bristol.
Diana Krall - Night in Paris - I really like this - good close ups of the musucians etc and again good transfer to DTS.
andy c!
Posted on: 22 May 2004 by BigH47
Last 2: Old Grey Whistle Test double,excellent.
Pink Floyd live at Pompeii nuf sed.
Howard
Pink Floyd live at Pompeii nuf sed.
Howard
Posted on: 22 May 2004 by John G.
Waiting for it to arrive:
Cat Stevens - Majikat (Earth Tour 1976)
Never caught him live, so this should be a treat.
Cat Stevens - Majikat (Earth Tour 1976)
Never caught him live, so this should be a treat.
Posted on: 02 June 2004 by Not For Me
The last DVD (music) I bought was:
Meat Beat Manifesto - R.U.O.K in Dub 5.
1 Surround
"Primarily an audio experience with specially created visual accompaniiments'
DS
IOTC - Richie Hawtin - DE9
Meat Beat Manifesto - R.U.O.K in Dub 5.
1 Surround
"Primarily an audio experience with specially created visual accompaniiments'
DS
IOTC - Richie Hawtin - DE9
Posted on: 02 June 2004 by P
TLMDVDIBWMIAT
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Go figure
P
Posted on: 02 June 2004 by BigH47
Man in Arse Twist?
Posted on: 03 June 2004 by P
NBNQ
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Posted on: 03 June 2004 by Lloydy
John, has your Cat STevens DVD arrived yet?
Is it any good, like worth buying??
Is it any good, like worth buying??
Posted on: 03 June 2004 by John G.
quote:
Originally posted by Lloydy:
John, has your Cat STevens DVD arrived yet?
Is it any good, like worth buying??
Haven't recieved it yet as it's still on backorder. It looks like it will be pretty good, here's more info:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000DIJN8/qid=1086304454/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_1/002-3245403-7955260?v=glance&s=dvd&n=507846
Posted on: 04 June 2004 by Minky
quote:
Originally posted by TomK:
Mountain - Sea of Fire. A superb hard rock set but what a pity it couldn't have been recorded 30 years ago when Felix was alive and they were at their peak.
A must buy if you're into tuneful hard rock.
Bloody heck, that takes me back ! I honed my air guitar skills to an album called "Nantucket Sleighride" when I was 11. Felix Papalardi (or something). What what the other blokes name ? The second side was one track wasn't it ?
Posted on: 04 June 2004 by TomK
Minky,
Nantucket Sleighride was a classic heavy rock album from early 1971. You're thinking of either Flowers of Evil which was the follow up, or the live album, the Road Goes Ever On, which had a 17 minute version of the track Nantucket Sleighride as the second side.
Felix Pappalardi was the bassist and lead vocalist. He was also a record producer who had previously done much of Cream's stuff. Sadly he was shot dead by his wife in 1983. Leslie West was lead guitarist and vocalist and an absolute mountain of a man (hence the name). They were a fantastic contrast in style and sound, Pappalardi having a beautiful melodic voice, West a gravelly growel. It was this contrast that made them so distinctive and they produced some of the very best heavy rock from that period. Corky Laing on drums and Steve Knight on organ completed the lineup.
West and Laing have played together as Mountain quite regularly over the years and are going through a minor renaissance at the moment, with the new DVD, and their first two classic albums recently remastered with an extra live track on each. Well worth a listen if that's your kind of music.
Nantucket Sleighride was a classic heavy rock album from early 1971. You're thinking of either Flowers of Evil which was the follow up, or the live album, the Road Goes Ever On, which had a 17 minute version of the track Nantucket Sleighride as the second side.
Felix Pappalardi was the bassist and lead vocalist. He was also a record producer who had previously done much of Cream's stuff. Sadly he was shot dead by his wife in 1983. Leslie West was lead guitarist and vocalist and an absolute mountain of a man (hence the name). They were a fantastic contrast in style and sound, Pappalardi having a beautiful melodic voice, West a gravelly growel. It was this contrast that made them so distinctive and they produced some of the very best heavy rock from that period. Corky Laing on drums and Steve Knight on organ completed the lineup.
West and Laing have played together as Mountain quite regularly over the years and are going through a minor renaissance at the moment, with the new DVD, and their first two classic albums recently remastered with an extra live track on each. Well worth a listen if that's your kind of music.
Posted on: 04 June 2004 by Richard AV
Tori Amos - Welcome to Sunny Florida. Admittedly, you either like it or you don't, she is an aquired taste. I have mucho respect for her band too, her drummer, Matt Chamberlain is the man!
Posted on: 06 June 2004 by Mike Allen
Ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars--30th anniversary edition ---worth every penny
Mike
Mike
Posted on: 06 June 2004 by BigH47
The Last Waltz The Band and others.
Posted on: 10 September 2004 by Not For Me
The last Music DVD I Bought was..
Jonathan Richman - Take me to the Plaza
DS
OTT - The Green Wing
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Jonathan Richman - Take me to the Plaza
DS
OTT - The Green Wing
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Posted on: 10 September 2004 by BigH47
Rush Live in Rio excellent, energetic and enthusiastic audience gives great atmosphere almost like being there.
Posted on: 11 September 2004 by sideshowbob
Wire, On The Box 1978. German TV appearance, a whole hour of Wire live, fantastic. They all still had hair too. The extremely polite, seated, German audience fail to pogo, or, indeed, show any signs that they might actually be alive.
-- Ian
-- Ian
Posted on: 11 September 2004 by Jez Quigley
The Cat Stevens 'Magicat' has some great stuff on it, but unfortunately a lot of the time it also feels a bit 'manilow'. Still, if you are a fan it has more than enough good stuff to qualify as as a worthwhile purchase. Unusually for me I enjoyed the extras too - totp type videos of the singles, and an interview with Yusef about his childhood, musical development, and why he left the music biz.
Posted on: 15 September 2004 by DenisA
You may be interested in next months releases by The Beach Boys and King Crimson
Denis ("wewilljusttuneourmellotronsandattackcultureoncemore")
Denis ("wewilljusttuneourmellotronsandattackcultureoncemore")
Posted on: 18 September 2004 by Wolf
Concert for George. first part you have to sit thru a sitar ragga but after that the Python it's are good with "Sit on My Face" and a song about Lumnberjacks, then the friends gather for some really good stuff you'd been waiting for.
Life is analogue
Life is analogue
Posted on: 26 September 2004 by BigH47
Until Hell Freezes Over - The Eagles
The Who Live in Boston - The Who(surprisingly)
Howard
The Who Live in Boston - The Who(surprisingly)
Howard
Posted on: 29 September 2004 by matt podniesinski
Sonic Revolution-A Celebration of the MC5
Iggy & the Stooges-Live in Detroit
Matt
Iggy & the Stooges-Live in Detroit
Matt