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DVD : Live in Glasgow
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Live in Glasgow starring: New Order List Price: $19.98 CD-Charts Price: $14.99 You Save: $4.99 (25%)Prices subject to change. |
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD Brand: WEA DVD EAN: 0603497981786 Format: Color, DVD-Video, Live, NTSC Label: Rhino / Wea Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea Number Of Items: 2 Publisher: Rhino / Wea Region Code: 1 Release Date: June 24, 2008 Running Time: 217 minutes Studio: Rhino / Wea Theatrical Release Date: June 29, 2007 Sales Rank: 16809 MPN: 511845 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: NEW ORDER: LIVE IN GLASGOW (DVD AUDIO) Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - As usual, New Order is great but...As usual, New Order performing live is great, but, like myself, they're starting to show their age... In any case, the music is great, and this DVD is a must for any New Order fan, especially now that it's very unlikely that the band will ever continue as it was... Rating:  - Defective DiscGreat concert, even though it's similar to their last production, it's still worth it. The first DVD (Glasgow concert) must have been of poor quality as it froze up, skipped, froze up, skipped, etc, for the duration of the entire video. The second disc worked fine. I have a new DVD player and haven't experienced this with any other disc, and I've played plenty. I'm lazy and probably won't go through the time and process of returning it (especially after I assumed it would work and threw out the receipt and pacakging), but was disappointed in a defective disc being shipped to me. For New Order fans, as long as it works, def worth picking up. Rating: - worth the price for disc 2 aloneI'm endlessly fascinated with New Order. No matter how much you know about them and how many of their live shows you've seen there is always something lurking around the corner of New Order's vast cellar of history. The first concert I ever saw was New Order on their Technique tour back in May of 1989, and, quite frankly, it wasn't very good. They just looked annoyed with each other, and even more annoyed with the crowd. They probably were. Having said that, the second disc of this set is worth the price alone as it spans their most creative and inspiring decade (the 80's). The video of most of the early live stuff is rough and unexciting, but they sound so good it doesn't matter. To see them play tracks like Leave Me Alone, Everything's ... Read More: Rating: - NEW ORDER IS GREAT LIVEThis DVD is very good , with very good songs and great sounding band, the quality of the DVD is also very good also, it is a shame that New Order broke up but nothing good lasts forever, Rating: - Finally, truly rare footage (on Disc 2)Like some fans I bought it mainly for the second disc with rare and unseen footage. Yes, we are rewarded here with the eclectic repertoire from the first TV appearance in April 1981 (Celebration) to one of the final concerts in 2006. I had wanted the Celebration footage for years (you have a snippet of it in NewOrderStory) and it's great to have it finally. Then come Glastonbury shots, which are worth every cent you spend for this DVD. Apparently pissed or otherwise influenced Bernard Sumner is completely off the hook there, being enraged by the longhair audience, who is not ready for drum machines; in the meantime the cameraman, dazed too, is trying to tune his own sight: camera wanders unfocused on the floor, eerie wires and blurry ... Read More: |
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