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Soft Machine - Alive In Paris 1970 DVD

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Features Footage Of One Of Britain's Best Classic Rock Bands of The Sixties And Seventies At Their Very Best! Witness the Canterbury Sound legends Soft Machine live in France at the Theatre de la Musique in Paris in March 1970 with the line-up including Mike Ratledge Robert Wyatt Hugh Hopper Elton Dean and Lyn Dobson. This rare footage has only recently been rediscovered and as such is a rare insight into one of the classic British genre defining bands of the sixties and seventies captured at their creative height. Tracklist: 1. Facelift 2. Eamonn Andrews 3. Backwards/Mousetrap... Reprise 4. Out-Bloody-Rageous 5. Robert Wyatt 6. Esther's Nosejob [show more]

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Released
05 May 2008
Directors
 
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Voiceprint 
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Runtime
119 minutes 
Features
PAL, Import 
Barcode
0604388704200 
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