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Doc
A nicely remastered version of this with a few additional footage and interviews would to the trick for a 2011 30th anniversary release.
Of course with a nice packaging too.
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mothra665
[in the states]
-check your local FYE $15
and
-borders $15
i live in NE ohio and both stores had the DVD in stock.
going to watch it tonight...
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WeLoveYou
I bought this for £4.88 a couple of weeks ago:-
[www.amazon.co.uk]
It's a pretty good release, in widescreen. Bonus features are the trailer and some still pics.
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WeLoveYou
I bought this for £4.88 a couple of weeks ago:-
[www.amazon.co.uk]
It's a pretty good release, in widescreen. Bonus features are the trailer and some still pics.
Is this one from Amazon.co.uk for 4.88 official or a boot?
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coffeepotman
I have been watching the Hampton 81 DVD and it blows away the LSTNT movie. I really don't care if I ever see that movie again. Go back and check out Hampton, there is a remastered version that is just awesome.
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coffeepotman
I have been watching the Hampton 81 DVD and it blows away the LSTNT movie. I really don't care if I ever see that movie again. Go back and check out Hampton, there is a remastered version that is just awesome.
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bronjaur
There is an official Hungarian edition of LSTNT. It has 5.1 sound and has Let it bleed. Very cheap.
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24FPS
The 'Dark Songs' might have been missing in an attempt to be as mainstream as possible. This is a band that was just turning the corner from the difficult and messy end of the 70s. 'Love You Live' was mediocre. Keith busted. The '78 Tour was critically panned in Rolling Stone magazine, as was the 'Some Girls' album before Jann stepped in to make nice. In retrospect the '81 Tour looks like they wanted to cash in at the biggest level possible. This was the first commercially sponsored tour (Jovan). They had their last big hit, 'Start Me Up', and the album had a lot of crossover appeal with 'Waiting On A Friend'. They seemed to arrive in the guise of innocent 50s rock and rollers. Cover selections like 'Going to a Go Go' and '20 Flight Rock' gave the tour a Beach Boysy, summer good time with the Rolling Stones. It was fun at the time, but shallow. But, it helped solidify their reputation and pocketbooks.