Reviewed by:
shoebox_of_lies, on february 18, 2006
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Sound: A must for BNL fans, it includes all their videos up to their greatest hits album, along with live footage from the 2001 Great Guiness Toast and commentaries on all the videos. As you'd expect from a DVD, sound quality on everything is perfect: its in synch the whole time, its clear, etc. The videos have great quality, not to mention they're all pretty good. // 10
Content: The videos are all there, all good. They include:
01. Lovers In A Dangerous Time
02. Be My Yoko Ono
03. Brian Wilson
04. Enid
05. What A Good Boy
06. Alternative Girlfriend
07. Jane
08. Shoebox
09. The Old Apartment
10. Call And Answer
11. It's All Been Done
12. One Week
13. Pinch Me
14. Too Little Too Late
15. Falling For The First Time
16. Get In Line
17. Thanks, That Was Fun - he commentary on these songs are all pretty good too, most of the band is there (Jim leaves half way to go to the foot doctor).
The live footage is also great to listen to, as you can always expect from BNL. While it doesn't show the entire concert, it has about seven live songs, which, as I mentioned, sounds awsome. The live set includes:
01. One Week
02. Lovers In A Dangerous Time
03. What A Good Boy
04. Pinch Me
05. Too Little Too Late
06. What A Good Boy
07. Brian Wilson. // 10
Production Quality: Nothing too fancy, but it is in 5.1 surround sound. It does have picture in picture availible for the commentary, which is a nice feature to have. // 8
Impression: These guys have been around for 15 years, and it shows in their music. They are talented songwriters and musicians, and if you're into light alternative rock, this is the band for you. I'd buy it again, since I'm a fan of the band. // 9
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