On August 22nd 1964 the BBC launched a new weekly football series called Match of the Day: ... more
Liverpool played Arsenal Kenneth Wolstenholme was the commentator and television viewers entered a brave new football world. No one could predict that the fled...
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Through the years the length of footballers' hair and shorts may go up and down but the ... more
skills on the pitch are perennially impressive. The BBC's MATCH OF THE DAY has been the showcase for English football for decades. Here are highlights from the 1960...
Celebrating three decades of sensational English Football. The great players of your ... more
youth, the players your dad talks about and the stories that help make football the beautiful game. 250mins of scintillating coverage in this 3 disc set. ALl the legends are featured, Hunter, Bowles, Law, Dalglish, Revie, Hereford, Fashanu, Sunderland, Wimbledon and many more.
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Celebrating three decades of sensational English Football. The great players of your ... more
youth, the players your dad talks about and the stories that help make football the beautiful game. 250mins of scintillating coverage in this 3 disc set. ALl the legends are featured, Hunter, Bowles, Law, Dalglish, Revie, Hereford, Fashanu, Sunderland, Wimbledon and many more.
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Advantages: The 6 number 1 records Disadvantages: The rest of the tracks are rubbish
Well the title itself is a misnomer for starters as the disco era was a fairly short period during the mid 1970's as disco was ousted from the music scene by Punk and the 80's were ruled by 2 Tone Ska then the New Romantics and synth music at least as far as the UK went any way.
Disco may have lived on into the 80's in America but it was replaced by electro, hip hop then rap followed by House music. Wikipedia even openly admits that disco died in 1979 but also states "the genre continued to be popular elsewhere during the 1980s", probably in less fashionable countries that hadn't adopted whatever was popular from England or America by then. Take it from someone who lived through all 3 decades, disco was dead and gone by the 1980's.
So whats on this album then?
1. High Energy - Evelyn Thomas. This was #1 in a few places in 1984 but ...
Advantages: Most fun record of the year Disadvantages: A bit samey
Yeah, it's NME hyped. Yeah, it's a bit samey. Yeah, it's no masterpiece. But y'know, I really like it. We had garage rock, then psychedlia, then 70s hair metal, now the 80s is the new retro.
Franz Ferdinand capture a slightly Talking Heads-esque disco rock nonsense hybrid which is extremely fun, and catchy, and... well, that's it, I suppose. But it's absolutely great at what it does. There are a couple of weak tracks... the funky 'Tell Her Tonight' sounds forced, and 'Cheating On You' sounds like it's trying to be The Strokes. But otherwise, everything's solidly written and performed.
Singles 'Take Me Out' and 'The Dark Of The Matinee' *are* the standouts, but that's no bad thing. 'Jacqueline', 'Auf Achse', 'Darts Of Pleasure' and 'Come On Home' are all perfect pop songs. In fact, it's hard to talk about the album's stand ...
Advantages: Complete season, engaging, witty, funny Disadvantages: Too much emphasis on story
As my other reviews of That 70s Show DVD box sets may have shown, if you have read them before, I am an avid fan of this sitcom, set in that grand decade of peace and free loving: the '70s.
And season 5? Definitely one of the best.
The Premise
That 70s Show revolves mostly around a group of six friends living in the fictional town of Point Place, which is situated in Wisconsin (which is real, incidentally). This season takes place between 1978 and 1979, nearing the end of the decade.
In its fifth year, That 70s Show is still going strong, and though - as I've mentioned in my review of the season four box set - much of the comedy is transposable, it still includes its 1970s look and feel and the jokes that will appeal to the veterans of the decades - fond mentions of Happy Days, the long-standing mystery of 'how many ...
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Product details
Genre
Sports - Football
Classification
Exempt
Colour
Black & White / Colour
Running Time
4 hours 10 minutes
Video Category
Television
Plot
Highlights from the television programme spanning the decades of the 60s, 70s and 80s.
Release details
DVD Region
DVD
Studio(s)
2 ENTERTAIN VIDEO; SONY DADC
Release date
09/08/2004
No of Discs
1
Catalogue No
BBCDVD 1531
Barcode
5014503153120
Languages
Main Language
English
Technical information
Sound
Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo
Dubbing Sound
Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo English
DVD Description
Through the years the length of footballers' hair and shorts may go up and down but the skills on the pitch are perennially impressive. The BBC's MATCH OF THE DAY has been the showcase for English football for decades. Here are highlights from the 1960s, 70s and 80s featuring the likes of Best, Moore, Keegan, Law, Dalgleish and Hunter under the watchful gaze of managers such as Clough and Shankly. Three decades of the beautiful game at its best.
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