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    Unique ID Code: 0000010127
    Added by: DVD Reviewer
    Added on: 2/11/2000 00:14
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    REM: Tourfilm (UK)

    6 / 10
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    R.E.M. live on tour
    Certificate: U
    Running Time: 85 mins
    Retail Price: £19.99
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    Synopsis:
    R.E.M. live on tour. Includes: Stand, The One I Love, These Days, Turn You Inside-Out, World Leader Pretend, Feeling Gravitys Pull, I Believe, I Remember California, Get Up, It`s The End Of The World As We Know It, Pop Song 89, Fall On Me, You Are The Everything, Begin The Begin, King Of Birds, Finest Worksong, and Perfect Circle.

    Special Features:
    Interactive Menus
    Scene Access

    Video Tracks:
    Standard 1.33:1

    Audio Tracks:
    PCM Stereo

    Subtitle Tracks:
    English

    Music From:
    REM

    Distributor:
    Warner Music Vision

    Your Opinions and Comments

    9 / 10
    I think you may have missed the point with this DVD Rich, at the time REM were still very much an `anti-sell out` band and this shows in the way this DVD has been put together. there are no `studio-over dubs` what was played is what you get, even on `These days` where Stipes hit a howler of a bad note, it is left in, at the time no other band would have done this. There are no long lingering shots of the Audience, only quick pans and blurry shots, as live DVD this is unthinkable, but it`s REM and it works.
    AS the for performance, I would hardly call it dull, in fact it`s one of the greatest `front man` preformances Ive seen. The images and back shots were way ahead of their time (leading U2 to copy them for the zooropa tours).
    `End of the world as we know it` is out of sync, a snip of `Belong` is inserted still with the camera running time playing. The first two songs are played entirly straight with very little lighting and movement. and again REM are playing around with the live video format.

    This it truly one of the geatest live DVDs, its not your dumb Bon Jovi heavy rock leather trousers rock shows, thank god for that. Its and intelligent reworking of the live video experience.
    True POP ART
    posted by Bryter Layter on 21/7/2003 11:55