In the summer of 2001, Travis embarked on a rather hectic festival schedule which saw them headlining three huge gigs over the Bank Holiday weekend--the Reading and Leeds Festivals and Glasgow's Gig On The Green. More Than Us--Live in Glasgow is the final of the three shows, and captures them at their best. Coming on the back of the release of their third album The Invisible Band it was inevitable that most of the tracks would be culled from this, including instant favourites "Sing" and "Side", but they do keep a healthy amount of old favourites on the set list as well-"Driftwood", "Writing To Reach You", "All I Want To Do Is Rock" and "Why Does It Always Rain Me". Not that the crowd need winning over--this is a local concert for local people after all. They've come a long way from their humble beginnings as Oasis's favourite support act, so much so that Noel Gallagher is now seen watching from the wings. He looks suitably impressed, as he rightfully should be--this is a great performance from one of Britain's best-loved bands. On the DVD: The concert is accompanied by a video diary of the band on the road--with footage from their tour bus and backstage at the three gigs. Along with this is a wealth of special features including a great acoustic version of "More Than This" for the Jo Wiley show, which you can set up to be intercut with the concert footage or viewed as a separate film; a special playlist feature, which groups the tracks from the concerts in the order of the albums they come from to give you a chronological guide to Travis live and a full Travis discography. Recorded in Dolby 5.1 along with the option to view the concert from a total of four different angles. --Helen Marquis
Paul Weller Live at the Royal Albert Hall is a snapshot of his compelling live act, which along with his ability to produce outstanding studio albums, has given him a reputation as the doyen of short-tempered dad-rock. His ability to cut through the gritty sound and grainy visuals (this video looks for all the world like a transfer from an over-exposed 8mm film) is what makes this release worthy of a place on fans' shelves. We get a slab of good stuff, including "Friday Street", a stonking "The Changing Man", "Woodcutter's Son" and no fewer than 15 other tracks. As once 'twas with The Who--and neo-mods will find that this performance reaffirms Weller's debt to that era--Weller's restrained belligerence carries the show, to the extent that his frequent and incongruously musoid guitar-switchings and tuning adjustments are easily forgiven. --Roger Thomas
As music DVDs go, sweet dreams must surely be made of this. Quite apart from carrying a great performance (although the music production is perhaps too sanitary overall), the label appears to have gone all-out to ensure that pretty much every extra feature that the DVD format supports is represented here in the best possible way. The performance is taken from the final (London Docklands Arena) date of the 1999 tour in support of Amnesty International and Greenpeace and includes all the classics you'd expect. There are some nice multi-angle options on a couple of the songs, a self-congratulatory and patronising interview/documentary section (but better to have it than not), a discography, a complete lyrics section, and a rather dull gallery of photographs which looks like a way of using up the PR department's leftovers. But the music's great if you're a fan and pretty damn good even if you're not, and as a demonstration of how all music DVDs should be produced--i.e. stuffed to the last possible byte with all kinds of material--this release is the business. --Roger Thomas
Cubism - Live In Concert was filmed on November 14th 2006 in Mexico City at the Auditorio Nacionale in High Definition. It was directed by David Barnard whose previous credits include the live concert films of Bjork and Gorillaz. The sound for the film has been mixed by long-standing Pet Shop Boys engineer Bob Kraushaar in both stereo and 5:1 surround sound. Each DVD comes in a black amaray case with a slipcase sleeve featuring either Neil Tennant or Chris Lowe on the front. Tracklist 1. Psycho Intro 2. God Willing / Psychological / Left To My Own Devices 3. I'm With Stupid 4. Suburbia 5. Can You Forgive Her? 6. Minimal / Shopping 7. Rent 8. Dreaming Of The Queen 9. Heart 10. Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money) / Integral 11. Numb 12. Se A Vide (That's The Way Life Is) / Domino Dancing 13. Flamboyant 14. Home And Dry 15. Always On My Mind 16. Where The Streets Have No Name 17. West End Girls 18. The Sodom And Gomorrah Show 19. So Hard / It's A Sin 20. Go West
Alice Cooper recorded live at Labatts Apollo Hammersmith London England on 19th July 2000. Tracks: Brutal Planet Gimme Go To Hell Blow Me A Kiss I'm Eighteen Pick Up The Bones Feed My Frankenstein Wicked Young Man Dead Babies Ballad Of Dwight Fry I Love The Dead The Black Widow No Mr. Nice Guy It's Hot Tonight Caught In A Dream Its The Little Things Poison Take It Like A Woman Only Women Bleed You Drive Me Nervous Under My Wheels Schools Out Billion Dolla
After the demise of Joy Division the band's founding members - Bernard Sumner Peter Hook and Step Morris - continued under the name New Order. They were later joined by Gillian Gilbert. Their first single 'Ceremony' was a top 40 hit. 'Blue Monday' released in 1983 remains the biggest selling 12"" record of all time in the UK. In the summer of 1990 they reached the UK Number 1 spot with 'World in Motion'. New Order - 3 16 contains: New York 81 (Originally released as Taras Shevch
Alice Cooper recorded live at Labatts Apollo Hammersmith London England on 19th July 2000. Tracks: Brutal Planet / Gimme / Go To Hell / Blow Me A Kiss / I'm Eighteen / Pick Up The Bones / Feed My Frankenstein / Wicked Young Man / Dead Babies / Ballad Of Dwight Fry / I Love The Dead / The Black Widow / No Mr. Nice Guy / It's Hot Tonight / Caught In A Dream / Its The Little Things / Poison / Take It Like A Woman / Only Women Bleed / You Drive Me Nervous / Under My Wheels / Schools
Let's face it: Will and Gareth were always going to be the main draw on the Pop Idol 2002 Tour), the live show that took the kids out of the studio and onto the road. After the drawn-out finale of the TV show, the ones who didn't make it got to strut their stuff in front of thousands of teenage girls all screaming for Will and Gareth. It's a glitzy show, undoubtedly, but there is little here that bears repeat viewing, since we saw the wannabes do this every Saturday night for what felt like a century. Given that, thus far, not one of the other so-called "stars" (after Mr Gates, Mr Danesh and Mr Young) have even troubled the Top 40, this tour seems like 14 minutes more fame than most of them deserved. One for the fans only. On the DVD: Pop Idol 2002 Tour is presented in 16:9 anamorphic and Dolby 5.1, so it looks and sounds great, but the standard behind-the-scenes feature and split-screen options are dull and hardly provide much of an insight. --Jonathan Weir
The Tribute Concert - A Celebration Live from Petra 1. Introduction 2. Overture: Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini) 3. Chitarra romana (Di Lazzaro)- Jos Carreras 4. Amor, vida de mi vida (Maravilla)- Plcido Domingo 5. Non ti scordar di me (De Curtis)- Jos Carreras & Plcido Domingo 6. Shall we gather at the river (Copland)- Sherrill Milnes 7. Surely the presence of the Lord (Wolfe)- Sherrill Milnes 8. Vissi d’arte from Tosca (Puccini)- Cynthia Lawrence 9. Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission (Morricone)- Andrea Griminelli 10. Czardas (Monti)- Andrea Griminelli [Sherrill Milnes speech] 11. Guarda che luna (Malgoni)- Jovanotti 12. Have you seen the bright lily grow (Johnson)- Sting & Edin Karamazov 13. Va’ pensiero from Nabucco (Verdi)- Zucchero [Speech by Nicoletta] 14. Granada (Lara )- Angela Gheorghiu [Pavarotti introduction of Bocelli] 15. Mattinata (Leoncavallo)- Andrea Bocelli [Zucchero’s speech] 16. Miserere (Zucchero/Bono)- Zucchero & Luciano Pavarotti [Laura Pausini’s speech] 17. Il mondo che vorrei (Buffat/Pausini/Salvatori)- Laura Pausini 18. L ci darem la mano from Don Giovanni (Mozart)- Sting & Angela Gheorghiu 19. E lucevan le stelle from Tosca (Puccini)- Andrea Bocelli 20. Nel cos blu (Fornaciari)- Zucchero 21. A te (Jovanotti)- Jovanotti 22. My man’s gone now from Porgy and Bess (Gershwin)- Cynthia Lawrence 23. Vivace from Concerto in D minor (Bach)- Andrea Griminelli & Aleem Kandour 24. Vivere (Bixio)- Laura Pausini & Andrea Bocelli 25. Caruso (Dalla)- Laura Pausini & Jovanotti 26. Dunque proprio finita! from La Bohme (Puccini)- Angela Gheorghiu, Andrea Bocelli, Cynthia Lawrence & Sherrill Milnes 27. Nessun dorma from Turandot (Puccini)- Luciano Pavarotti Jos Carreras, Andrea Bocelli, Angela Gheorghiu, Aleem Kandour, Cynthia Lawrence, Andrea Griminelli, Sherrill Milnes, Sting, Zucchero, Laura Pausini, Jovanotti. The Prague Philharmonia, conducted by Eugene Kohn. The star-studded official Pavarotti Memorial Concert, filmed live at the stunning ancient city of Petra, Jordan. Decca releases this very special all-star pop and classical concert to mark the first anniversary of Pavarotti's death. Performed against the stunning backdrop of the ancient city of Petra in the Jordanian desert, this is THE official memorial concert, organised and supported by Pavarotti's widow. Fabulous guest line-up includes Andrea Bocelli, Sting, Placido Domingo, Angela Gheorghiu, Zucchero, Jos Carreras and Jovanotti, with the Prague Philharmonia conducted by Eugene Kohn. Televised across the world and filmed in HD widescreen this makes a wonderful addition to the Pavarotti legacy. Pavarotti had a special relationship with the Queen of Jordan and always wanted to perform there. Unfortunately he never got to do this during his lifetime, so holding the Memorial Concert at Petra seemed only fitting. Filmed in High Definition Widescreen Extras: Memories of Pavarotti (11 minutes of interviews with artists) and the Memorial Ceremony (approximately 1hr 15 minutes)
Recorded live in Cambridge at the intimate venue The Cambridge Corn Exchange on 2nd December 1998. The tracklist includes 'Hunter' 'Come To Me' 'All Neon Like' 'You've Been Flirting' 'Isobel' Immature' 'Play Dead' 'Alarm Call' 'Human Behaviour' 'Bachelorette' 'Hyper Ballad' 'Pluto' 'Anchor Song and 'Joga'.
Recorded Live at Shepherds Bush Empire on 27th February 1997 and directed by David Barnard this DVD highlights the outstanding creative talent of this celebrated Icelandic multi-million selling worldwide superstar. Filmed at the end of the 'Post' album campaign the show was recorded on a full 8 camera shoot and is released in normal aspect ratio. Digitally remastered. The tracklist includes 'Headphones' 'Army Of Me' 'One Day' 'The Modern Things' 'Venus As A Boy' 'You've Been Flirting Again' 'Isobel' 'Possibly Maybe' 'I Go Humble' 'Big Time Sensuality' 'Hyperballad' 'Enjoy' 'Human Behaviour' 'Anchor Song' 'I Miss You' 'Crying' and 'Violently Happy'.
Gorillaz - Demon Days Live
Craig Armstrong the Golden Globe Bafta and Grammy winning composer performs pieces from his beautiful andcritically acclaimed album Piano Works. Filmed in location in Paris the music films centres on a unique soloperformance by Craig. This one hour long film shows an extremely rare sighting of the composer in the legendary Parisian Studio Studio Eclair the un-modernised home to the French new-wave cinema movement of the 1960's. As themusic swirls around in and out of this historic cinematic space so too does the viewer; jettisoning into the surroundingcityscape to experience the source of Craig's inspiration for the music. Tracklisting: 1. Hidden 2. In my own words 3. Weather storm 4. Theme from orphans 5. 1st Waltz 6. Morning breaks 7. Angular 8. The quiet American theme 9. Fugue 10. Leaving Paris 11. Hymn 3 12. Gentle piece 13. Childhood 2 14. Heatmiser 2 15. Be still my gentle soul 16. Angelina 17. Satine's theme 18. New York city (theme from bone coll... 19. Fast Piece 20. Delay / Reverse
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