The Corrs: Live In London [DVD] [2000]

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Product Description ------------------- Concert Tracks (105 Minutes Approx.): Intro Only When I Give Me A Reason Irresistible Forgiven, Not Forgotten What Can I Do Joy Of Life Hurt Before Somebody For Someone Dreams The Right Time I Never Loved You Anyway Runaway All The Love In The World Old Town All In A Day Queen Of Hollywood Paddy McCarthy Radio No More Cry Breathless At Your Side So Young Toss The Feathers Credits Extras: "Access All Areas" Behind-the-Scenes Documentary (20 minutes) DVD-Rom segment featuring a 360 degree camera angle of "So Young" from the "Live In London" concert, Links to the Corrs and Atlantic Records Official Websites, Five multiple viewing angles for tracks "Dreams", "Radio", and "Breathless" Bonus Live Track: "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" Picture: PAL Colour 16:9 & PAL 4:3 Region Code: 2,3,4,5 & 6 Languages: English Audio: Concert Footage & Bonus Track ("Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" in English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound, English / Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, or English / DTS 5.0 Digital Surround Sound. "Access All Areas" Documentary in English / Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo .co.uk Review ------------- The Corrs--Live in London lacks the atmosphere of their 1999 homecoming Dublin gig, Live at Lansdowne Road. The London stadium location creates a sterile atmosphere and adds an uncomfortable, claustrophobic edge to their performance. That aside, the concert once again affirms their position as one of the best live acts around and resolutely challenges the assumption that studio s are always better than the live versions. Perhaps this is why it was decided to release another Corrs live show rather than a greatest hits video collection to coincide with the launch of their Best of ( /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005Q3KC/${0} ) audio anthology. Hearing and viewing their stunning performance of tracks such as "Forgiven, Not Forgotten" and "Dreams", it's easy to understand why the band still has such universal appeal. On the DVD: the group's exquisite rendition of "Happy Christmas (War is Over)", included as a bonus track, is one of the numerous added features. Choose from three different audio formats to listen to the concert and view the show in wide screen or standard picture format. The concert cinematography is excellent, with crystal-clear picture quality. The live performances of "Dreams", "Radio" and "Breathless" can also be viewed from five different camera angles. However the 360-degree camera angle version of "So Young" (available only to those accessing the disk on a DVD-ROM drive) fails to live up to expectation: the viewing window is tiny, and the picture quality particularly poor. The 20-minute "Access All Areas" documentary (made by and originally shown on Sky One) is excellently produced and provides an added, more personable dimension to the DVD.--John Galilee