Driftwood DVD

Advantages: Alternative styles for catching carp
Disadvantages: See Matt in his pants!

...boilies are on the smaller size. There is a reason for this, and Matt explains this fully in the dvd. Tackle A 1 1/2 lb through action rod A selection of small dumpy wagglers Some in-line ledgers A spool of powergum A spod A spool of snakeskin for hooklinks Some lead core leader Driftwood putty Superglue Line grease Rig foam Metal putty Swivels A selection of shot The through action rod provides a softer controll of a hooked fish, this alows you to play large carp close in with very light tackle. After putting in a large amount of particles using his spod Matt sets about tackling up. The Rig = Lead core leader 1 1/2 oz in-line ledger Snakeskin hooklink Fox series 1 hook Sweetcorn and rigfoam bait The lead core leader helps to lie the line against the bottom of the lake, which in tern... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Cheap, short film, funny
Disadvantages: Not as good as first film

...I missed this film when it came out at the cinema, so when it was released on DVD I had made my mind up to buy it. I am generally one to watch comedies and family films, so this it appeared was a dead cert I would enjoy. I bought it today from Tesco, having deliberated for a long time whether or not to buy it as I wasn't really all that keen on paying £13.00 (approximately) that it is advertised at pretty much everywhere. Anyhow, I bit the bullet and as I had a spare afternoon, it was prime time to watch it. As it was when I got to the check out, the DVD scanned at just a mere £7 so I was chuffed to bits. I don't think it is that accessible to buy though in some shops. I am a bit of a clubcard geek and so I looked in four Tesco's before finding one that sold this DVD. It is in the family DVD chart NOT the general DVD chart... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: So many options, so many great tracks... just blinding
Disadvantages: None. Really.

...with Travis has disappeared, and that this very DVD has a deserved 5 out of 5 rating. And right you would be to notice, because it is what Travis fans have yearned for for half a decade, since those early days in Camden moshing to 'U16 Girls' and 'Hazy Shades Of Gold', so thank goodness it's finally here. And correct, it doesn't disappoint. Recorded at Glasgow Green in July, the band's performance is as impeccable, as tight, as ever. Without the 'weaker' songs from 'The Invisible Band', apart from 'Last Train' which gets a little lost in the live set anyway, it's like a runthrough of Travis's Greatest Hits, plus their best other moments - Andy Dunlop's guitar solo on 'As You Are', or the thunderclap energy that 'Turn' lacked on record, for example. It has them all, although a personal highlight has to be 'The Humpty Dumpty Love Song'. I slated... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful