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Издан диджипаком у пиратов. Разницы в качестве полиграфии не замечено. Приведенная картинка является картонным боксом, куда вкладывается gatefold с двумя дисками, здесь, в отличие от импортного издания диски крепятся на разных сторонах. Хотя это и нарушает концепт, тем не менее намного удобнее. Звук и изображение идеальны. 300 рэ всего.

2 Flaming Rain
А какая там у пиратов версия? Пал, или НТСЦ?

НТСЦ.

2Flaming Rain:

>НТСЦ.

Сорри, что сразу не спросил... Диски двуслойные?

2MiheyS:

>Диски двуслойные?

Да, двуслойные, цвет рабочей поверхности характерный. До этого ходила двусторонняя пиратка этого же издания, так вот обсуждаемая версия выше ее на несколько порядков по всем позициям, а про стародавний ЛД-вариант Пульса и речи нет.
Кстати, на развороте gatefold'a подробная графическая схема содержания каждого диска.

2Flaming Rain:

>2MiheyS:
>>Диски двуслойные?
>Да, двуслойные, цвет рабочей поверхности характерный.
>До этого ходила двусторонняя пиратка этого же
>издания, так вот обсуждаемая версия выше ее на
>несколько порядков по всем позициям, а про стародавний
>ЛД-вариант Пульса и речи нет.
>Кстати, на развороте gatefold'a подробная графическая
>схема содержания каждого диска.

Тики-так. Как стемнеет будем брать :)
(с) Джентельмены удачи

The Plasmatics and Wendy O. Williams: 10 Year of Revolutionary Rock and Roll
DVD Release Date: November 21, 2006

Banned in London, busted in Milwaukee, the legendary Wendy O. Williams and the Plasmatics caused a seismic cultural shock still felt today. They pioneered the mohawk, the fusing of punk and metal and did shows including the blowing up of cars yet to be matched. Labeled 'the greatest punk band in the world' by Tom Snyder on his 1981 TV show, by 1982 their next album was hailed by the LA Times as the best heavy metal since AC/DC. This 2 hour 'rockumentary', much never before released spans the full 10 jaw-dropping years, the arrests, triumphs and challenges, interviews with critics, band and crew members plus over an hour of bonus footage that could be a DVD itself.

The Harry Smith Project - Live (2006)
DVD Release Date: November 7, 2006
Run Time: 150 minutes

"I'm sure you'll love some of it," says Hal Willner, who conceived and organized the shows represented on The Harry Smith Project Live, a collection of performances culled from five concerts (in London, New York, and Los Angeles) that took place in 1999 and 2001. "I'm sure you'll hate some of it." The average music fan, and plenty who aren't so average, will likely have never heard of Harry Smith, a musicologist, filmmaker, magician, and record collector who died in 1991. But musicians sure know who he was--especially those who were part of the '60s folk boom, as the dozens of commercial recordings Smith compiled and anthologized, first released in 1952 as The Anthology of American Folk Music, inspired Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and many others. 23 of those songs are interpreted here by a disparate, intriguing line-up organized by Willner, who specializes in such things (cf. Leonard Cohen – I'm Your Man, another multi-artist tribute concert). All of this mostly-traditional material was originally recorded from 1927-34, and much of it is mighty grim: musically, there are lots of dark, single-chord dirges and drones, while the lyrics are laced with tales of murder and suicide, love and betrayal, shipwrecks and cruelty. But that results in numerous riveting performances. Some come from folks so perfectly matched to the material that they seem almost obvious, like Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Geoff Muldaur, Richard Thompson (joined by Eliza Carthy and the Band's Garth Hudson), and David Johansen (whose current, very un-Doll-like band is called the Harry Smiths). But others are more surprising, including Sonic Youth (backing trombonist Roswell Rudd with rocking intensity), Lou Reed, Todd Rundgren, and jazz bassist Percy Heath (who, with guitarist Bill Frisell, swings like crazy); and there is no one other than Willner who could successfully pair a former Captain Beefheart guitarist (Gary Lucas) with the child of a jazz immortal (Eric Mingus, son of Charles), let alone find a way to include the Folksmen, the hilarious trio featuring Spinal Tap stalwarts Harry Shearer, Michael McKean, and Christopher Guest. Various interview segments (with Willner and others) are scattered throughout the disc; there's also an excerpt from "The Old, Weird America: Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music." Note: all 23 performances can be found in the four-disc (two CDs, two DVDs) box set The Harry Smith Project: The Anthology of American Folk Music Revisited as well. --Sam Graham

Product Description
2 1/2 hours and 23 performances featuring Elvis Costello, Beck, Steve Earle and more!

The Harry Smith Project Live DVD compiles the best moments from Hal Willner’s Harry Smith Project concerts in London, New York and Los Angeles, celebrating the eccentric collector and his influential Grammy®-winning box set, Anthology Of American Folk Music. Drawing on this rich legacy, these landmark shows brought together a remarkable roster of artists performing their own unique interpretations of these classic songs.

From Nick Cave's cathartic take on spirituals, to Lou Reed’s mesmerizing evocation of Blind Lemon Jefferson, these passionate reinterpretations (as well as performances by Elvis Costello, Beck, Sonic Youth, Steve Earle, Beth Orton and Richard Thompson, among others) connect the leading musicians of today with the greatest songs of America’s past.

The Beatles - The Mark Jones Beatles Video Collection Vol. 01 - vol.12

подскажите что за серия?
может брал уже кто??

сбылась мечта идиота :)
Это голландский Дженезис

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THE BEST OF BEAT–CLUB (’65 – ’73)
’65
Halbstark (The Yankees), See See Rider (The Phantoms), I Gonna Knock Your Door (The Mushroams), Peanut Butter (The Liverbirds), Living Loving Wreck (Ian And The Zodiacs), Come On And Sing (The Rattles), Too Much Monkey Business (German Blue Flames), Ferry Cross The Mersey (Gerry & The Pacemakers), Tequila (The Yankees), Please, Ptease, Mr Postman (The Phantoms), Diddley Daddy (The Livebirds), Face in The Crowd (Ian Ann The Zodiacs), Little Oueeny (The Rattles), You’ve Got Your Troubles, I've Got Mine (German Blue Flames), Dizzy Lizzy [Gerry & The Pacemakers), Help (The Yankees), Hang On Sloopy (The Phantoms). All Of Me (Ian And The Zodiacs), My Babe (Gerry & The Pacemakers), Why Do You Hang Around Me? (The Liverbirds), She's The One (The Rattles), Get Off Of My Cloud (The Mushroams)

‘66
Peter Gunn (Ramo Four), I Can’t Let Go (The Hollies), Poor Bay (The Lords). Leave It To Me (Ian And The Zodiacs}, Keap On Running (Spencer Davis Group), Bread And Butter (Isabella Bend & The Tramps), Hold Tight (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky. Mick & Tich), The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Any More (Walker Brothers), In The Midnight Hour (The Boots), Shout (The Birds And The Bess). Bye Bye Bird (Moody Blues), Bend It (Davc Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich), Sha-La-La-La-Lee [Twinkle), You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (The Silkies), Hideaway (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich), Super Girl (Graham Bonney & Remo Four), Got To Get You Into My Life (Cliff Bennett & The Rebel), I Really Haven't Got The Time (Moody Blues), Hard To Love You (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich), Friday On My Mind (The Easybeats)

'67
Happy Jack (The Who), Thank You Baby (Graham Bonney), I Won'l Be There (The Equals), True Story (Twice As Much). Painter Man {The Creation), Single Girl (Sandy Possy), Hey Joe (Jimi Hendrix), Michael (Geno Washington & The Ram), I Take What I Want (Cliff Bennett), Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix), My Generation {The Who), Upside Down, Inside Out (The Snappers), I Can't Touch The Sun (Julie Felix), What Are You Gonna Do? (Lee Curtis’ Allstars), Touch Me, Touch Me (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich), Strange Brew (Cream), Lets Go To San Francisco (Flower Pot Men), Tin Soldier (Small Faces)

‘68
Do It Again (Beach Boys), Animal Crackers (Melanie), Bobo's Party (Melanie), Bom To Be Wild (Steppenwolf), Lady Madonna (Richie Havens), Sookie Sookie (Steppenwolf), Natural Born Boogie (Humble Pie), Mr. Moonshine (Fat Mattress), Naturally (Fat Mattress), Modem Alchemist (Bloodwyn Pig), Goodmorning Little Schoolgirl (Ten Years After), Hang On To A Dream (The Nice), Calcutta (Champion Jack Dupree), Poor Elljah (Tribute To R. Johnson) (Delaney & Bonny), No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed (Yes), I'm A Man (Chicago Transit Authority)

'69
Heartbreaker (B.B. King), This Wheel's On Fire (J. Driscoll / B. Auger Trinity), Picture Me Gone (Madeline Bell), Mony Mony (Tommy James & The Shondells), I Can't Drive (At Last The 1958 R & R Show), Muffin Man (The World Of Oz), You Ain't Going Nowhere (Unit 4 Plus 2), Baby Come Back (The Equals), Gingerbread Man (The Mirror), Sweet Soul Music (Arthur Conley), What Is Soul (Ben E. King), On The Road Again (Canned Heat), Ice In The Sun (Status Quo), Wild Tiger Woman (The Move), America (The Nice), C'Mon Marianne (The Grapefruit), Eloise (Barry Ryan), I m The Urban Spaceman (Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band), With A Little Help From My Friends (Joe Cocker)

’70 (1)
Let's Work Together (Canned Heat), I'm Gonna Fight For You, G.B. (John Mayall), Come And Get It (Badfinger), If The Day Was Any Longer (Taste), Rolling Home (Ashton, Gardner & Dyke), Keep The Customer Satisfied (Marslia Hunt), Jonny B. Goode (Jonny Winler), Tomorrow Will Not Be Another Day (Taj Mahal), Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath), The Weavers Answer (Family), In The Summertime (Mungo Jerry), Jingo-Lo-Ba (Jingo) (Santana), Proud Mary (Ike & Tina Turner)

’70 (2)
Save Me (Atomic Rooster), With You There To Help Me (Jethro Tull), All Right Now (Free), For Your Love (Humple Pie), Cries From A Midnight Circus (Pretty Things), Paranoid (Black Sabbath), Spill The Wine (Eric Burdon & War), Spinning Wheel Blues (Status Quo), Take Me Back To Doomsday (Colosseum), Honey Bee (Muddy Waters), Danger Zone (Stone The Crows)

‘71
Easy Rider (Iron Butterfly), Tomorrow Night (Atomic Rooster), Holy, Holy Life (Golden Earring), River Deep, Mountain High (Ike & Tina Turner), Ride A White Swan (T Rex), Ruckstossgondoliere (Kraftwerk), Chestnut Mare (The Byrds), Dragonfly (Fleetwood Mac), Walk Away (James Gang), No, No, No (Deep Purple), Here Comes The Sun (Richie Havens), Jeepster (You're My Love) (T. Rex), Coz I Luv U (Slade), Used To Be (Rory Gallagher), Black Magic Women (Santana)

‘72
Refried Boogie (Canned Heat), Morning Dew (Nazareth), Definitely Maybe (Jeff Beck Group), Kick Out The Jams (Mc 5). Johnny B. Good (Chuck Berry), One More Saturday Night (Grateful Dead), Tightrope Ride (The Doors), Highway Star (Deep Purple), Vincent (Starry Starry Night) (Don McLean), Going To The Country (Frumpy), So You Want to Be A Rock And Roll Star (The Byrds), Eighteen (Alice Cooper), Gudbuy T'Jane (Slade), All I Have To Do Is Dream (The Everly Brothers)

‘73
20th Century Boy (T Rex), Memphis '72 (Johnny Rivers), Evening Blue (Traffic), Maybe Tomorrow, Maybe Tonight (Earth And Fire), Do The Strand (Roxy Music), Sail Away (Blood, Sweat & Tears), Everything I Want To Do (Albert Hammond), Larks Tongues In Aspic (King Crimson), Flight Of The Bumble-Bee (Ekseption), Hang On Sloopy (Ramsey Lewis Trio), In Outer Space (Billy Preston), Only The Blues (Donovan), Knife Edge (Emerson, Lake & Palmer), Breakthrough (Atomic Rooster)
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Tower of Song - An Epic Story of Canada and Its Music
DVD Release Date: December 5, 2006

Everybody comes from somewhere, and many of the inductees in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame come from some mighty rugged places. Take Anne Murray, product of a mining town where the children would gather at the end of every day to watch their fathers emerge from the bowels of the Earth. Or Hank Snow, whose nearly 40-year-old, career-making hit record "I'm Movin' On," as he says in this chipper documentary about the roots of some 30 Canadian musicians, was a testament to the joys of rattling around one-horse towns in the nation's west.

Tower of Song: An Epic Story of Canada and Its Music has a way of narrowing the fame gap between ordinary folks and the likes of Denny Doherty (lead singer of the Mamas & Papas), jazz great Maynard Ferguson, folk legends Ian and Sylvia, and even the wondrous Joni Mitchell, all of whom are products of the frontier expansiveness, freezing winters, and scattered city lights of the Great White North. The point is that you can't take Canada out of its homegrown artists, and that the thriving music scenes of Toronto, Winnipeg, and elsewhere during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s may be unparalleled in their historic eclecticism and sense of comradeship. Highlights include a highly entertaining history of the Guess Who, whose story is as emblematic of rock & roll transformation as any, and the fascinating careers of doo-wop groups the Crew- Cuts and the Diamonds. And, uh, let's see: some old hippie named Neil Young shows up at the end.

"Tower of Song," a remarkable story set to an extraordinary soundtrack, is a two-hour television special spotlighting the 30 artists currently in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Shot on location across Canada, "Tower of Song" places the artists and their music in the context of their homeland as the camera catches the changing panorama of Canada's vast landscape. An inspiring set of musical portraits created and voiced by the country's greatest singers, songwriters and musicians: Paul Anka, The Band, Lenny Breau, Wilf Carter, David Clayton-Thomas (Blood, Sweat and Tears), Leonard Cohen, The Crew Cuts, The Diamonds, Denny Doherty (The Mamas and the Papas), Gil Evans, Maynard Ferguson, Maureen Forrester, The Four Lads, Glenn Gould, The Guess Who, Ian and Sylvia, John Kay (Steppenwolf), Moe Koffman, Gordon Lightfoot, Guy Lombardo, Rob McConnell, Joni Mitchell, Anne Murray, Oscar Peterson, Rush, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Hank Snow, Domenic Troiano, Zal Yanovsky (The Lovin' Spoonful), and Neil Young.

Before the Music Dies

Plot Synopsis: With outstanding performances and revealing interviews Before the Music Dies takes a critical look at the homogenization of popular music with commentary by some of the industry's biggest talents like Eric Clapton, Dave Matthews, Elvis Costello, Erykah Badu, Branford Marsalis, Bonnie Raitt and more. Using historic footage the film looks at the evolution of American music and the artists who created it and pulls back the curtain (in a very creative way) to expose the sad truth behind today's "artificial" music stars. "The reality is that superficiality is in," says Marsalis. "And depth and quality is kind of out." Inspired by the death of his brother, director Andrew Shapter and his crew traveled thousands of miles, visiting dozens of cities, speaking with hundreds of fans, journalists, record executives and musicians while searching for "real" American music. What they found were mega-talents without a major label, including one artist Eric Clapton believes is "the real thing."

DVD Release Date: December 12, 2006

Editorial Reviews

Before the Music Dies is an extraordinary documentary and cautionary overview about the state of the music business in America. Written by Andrew Shapter and Joel Rasmussen (and directed by Shapter), each of whom lost loved ones who happened to be musicians, Before the Music Dies is a journey through a vital music scene in the U.S.—-artistically speaking—-that is no longer nurtured and supported commercially. Shapter and Rasmussen take a chapter-like approach to demonstrating how every phase of getting music from artists to consumers is under the control of conglomerates and bottom-line analysts primarily concerned with keeping investors happy. Thus, we see musicians with enormous potential eschewed by the handful of major record labels that are still around. Meanwhile—-as Eric Clapton, interviewed for the film, puts it—-entire teams of makeover people and technicians exist to turn tone-deaf but attractive women into pop stars. Also highlighted is the record industry's love-hate relationship with file-sharing and downloadable music stored on sundry listening devices, which threatens control over commercially-packaged content as well as the enormous profits reaped from highly-priced CDs. Several case studies—-especially the story of singer-songwriter-bluesman Doyle Bramhall II and how he survived ill treatment by a major only to find success on the same independent label as Dave Matthews-—is fascinating. Interviewees include Branford Marsalis, Bonnie Raitt, Matthews, Elvis Costello, and Erykah Badu. --Tom Keogh

Product Description
BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES tells the story of American music at this precarious moment. Filmmakers Andrew Shapter and Joel Rasmussen traveled the country, hoping to understand why mainstream music seems so packaged and repetitive, and whether corporations really had the power to silence musical innovation. The answers they found on this journey–ultimately, the promise that the future holds–are what makes BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES both riveting and exhilarating.
At the heart of BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES are interviews with musicians, industry insiders, music critics, and fans that reveal how music has reached this moment of truth. Featured performances from a truly diverse group of artists, ranging from The Dave Matthews Band and Erykah Badu to Seattle street performers and Mississippi gospel singers show us that great music is always out there… as long as you know where to look. BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES will renew your passion for great music, and inspire you to play an active part in its future.

LEON RUSSELL Leon Russell & The New Grass Revival
(2007 DVD capturing the Musician extraordinaire as he teams up with the groundbreaking Bluegrass band The New Grass Revival in a live performance from 1980 plus Bonus Material including a biography and 9 bonus audio recordings).
26 February 2007

1. Over The Rainbow
2. I've Just Seen A Face
3. One More Love Song
4. I Am A Pilgram / Columbus Stockade
5. Jesus Will Take Me Home
6. Stranger In A Strange Land
7. I Want To Be At The Meeting
8. I Believe To My Soul
9. Prince Of Peace
10. Rollin My Sweet Baby's Arms
11. Wild Horses
12. Right Before My Eyes Something Strange
13. Amazing Grace
14. Jambalaya
15. Jumpin Jack Flash
16. Truck Driving Man
17. Down In The Caribbean
18. A Song For You

Special Features:
* Biography
* Bonus Audio Tracks:
1. Cajun Love Songs
2. Dancing With Angels
3. I Will Fly Away
4. La La
5. Randy Lynn Rag
6. Out In The Woods
7. Roll Over Beethoven
8. Uncle Penn
9. Lead Highway Blues

EDGAR WINTER & LEON RUSSELL Live On Stage
(2007 DVD capturing footage from Edgar's legendary live performance with the ultimate rock n' roll musician Leon Russell on the 4th May 1988 in Tennessee, USA).
26 February 2007

1. Key To The Highway
2. Harlem Nocturne
3. Back To The Island
4. Dixie Lullaby
5. Against The Law
6. Lady Blue
7. Fly Away
8. Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms
9. Free Ride
10. Fannie Mae
11. Frankenstein

Коля, ну, Винтер у меня этот давно есть. Это что, европейцы только щаз проснулись?

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