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LIVE AID - DAY THAT ROCKED THE WORLD
Advantages: Great memories of a great day Disadvantages: None
...date was yes it was Live Aid, I was 16 at the time sadly I didn't get to go there as it was down in London (Wembly Stadium), but I got to watch it all on the Television. It started in London at Midday, USA joined in at Midday their time which was around 5pm our time UK ended at 10pm then USA took us through to around 4am next day what a spectacular show it was. Now at that time Video Recorders were fairly new to the world and our house didn't have ... ...last year when they released Live Aid the DVD. Live Aid was the creation of Bob Geldof and Midge Ure and it came about after they had recorded the original Band Aid song "Do They Know It's Christmas" which was created after Bob and Midge saw a BBC news report about the famine in Africa. Do They Know It's Christmas to this day is still the biggest selling single of all time and featured bands such as Duran Duran, Bananarama, Wham and acts such as ...
Superdadof1 10.12.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Live Aid (Various Artists) (Box Set) (DVD)
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No jacket required, tonight, just bring your lady!
Advantages: A great rock documentary. A precious insight of the greatest music era of rock Disadvantages: None
The Last Waltz is perhaps the last filmed document of the great rock era of the sixties. Thanks to the wise folks who reversed it on DVD now you too can participate to the ball, almost 30 years after!
Late is better than never.
The Band, better known as Bob Dylan's band during the incendiary World tour of 1966 and American tour of 1974, is the host of this unforgettable night of music - which took place at the Winterland of San Francisco to celebrate ... ...The guests are pure gold: Dr. John ("Such a Night"), Ronnie Hawkins, Joni Mitchell ("Coyote"), Neil Young ("Helpless"), Paul Butterfield, Muddy Waters ("Mannish Boy"), Neil Diamond ("Dry Your Eyes"... by the way, what is HE doing here?), Van Morrison ("Caravan"), Bob Dylan ("Baby Let Me Follow You Down" and "Forever Young"), plus many others supporting the Band itself, such as The Staples, Eric Clapton, Emmilou Harris, and minor appearances by Ringo ...
just.amore 06.11.2003 · Read full review
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Review of The Last Waltz (DVD)
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Status Quo - XS all areas
Advantages: not bad album Disadvantages: only 2 new songs
The Status Quo - Xs all areas, greatest hits albums was released in September 2005 I think, this albums all the original hit spanning throughout the years where Status Quo, with songs like, Pictures of mastickmen, Ice in the sun, Rocking all over the worls, Again again, whatever you want. This album is a double album and this album was releasedwith 2 new singles (you're come round) and (thinking of you), my point of view to this album that theres ...
rossidanny 07.11.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Status Quo - XS All Areas - Greatest Hits (DVD)
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Should have left it on the shelf!
Advantages: erm.......... good songs Disadvantages: Weak plot and script, wooden acting
...any of them get the fame they so desperately want?
Well the plot may sound a little basic but this is really all there is to the film. I did find there was a little about the student outside of school but it was mainly centred around the School and their school work. For me I was expecting a lot but was sadly disappointed. I know the film was made back in 1980 but for me it just looked very cheap and as if they had no interest in making a good script ... ...and Maureen Teefy
Making of Fame Featurettes
Fame Field Trip visit’s the school that inspired the movie
Trailer
I have watched any of these so I am not able to make comment on the, The running time of the film is 128 minutes and I personally found this was very long and at times I was very bored. The certificate is a 15 and I do agree with this as there is a lot of strong language and moderate nudity. I paid just £3 for this DVD over 2 years ...
sewbizzie 06.11.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Fame (DVD)
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Porcupine Tree's first official live DVD impresses
Advantages: Excellent setlist, and a great introduction to the band for a newcomer. Disadvantages: the 'art-house' production may be off-putting to some.
...DVD from British rock group Porcupine Tree was filmed in 2006 at Park West, Chicago, during the Deadwing tour. The setlist is strong, predominantly featuring songs from Deadwing and their previous album In Absentia, but also from a little further back, for instance Hatesong (a standout track, showcasing drummer Gavin Harrison) and the acoustic, lesser-known and hauntingly atmospheric 'Buying New Soul'. The film has a very 'art-house' feel, with sometimes ... ...everyone's taste, but in my opinion it adds to the atmosphere of the concert footage. Frontman Steven Wilson is a charismatic presence throughout, and the performance is backed by several films by their frequent artist-collaborator Lasse Hoile. Tracklist: 1. Revenant 2. Open Car 3. Blackest Eyes 4. Lazarus 5. Hatesong 6. Don't Hate Me 7. Mother And Child Divided 8. Buying New Soul 9. So Called Friend 10. Arriving Somewhere But Not Here 11. Heartattack ...
melinda3536 05.11.2009 · Read full review
Review of Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere (DVD)
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VAX V-124A
Heats water, mixes the right amount of solution, corner cleaning. (*)
Bosch ART 30 Combitrim
Powered String Trimmers / Brush Cutters - String Trimmer - Mains operated - Rotary, Metal blade
Zanussi ZBB 6286
Refrigerators - Built-in - Energy Efficiency: A + - Total Capacity: 280 litres
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