Ofcourse!AnDrOiD wrote:I sometimes wonder... can you enjoy the music itself at all?Jakob BC wrote:I think the first I concentrate about is what synths are on stage![]()
Ofcourse!AnDrOiD wrote:I sometimes wonder... can you enjoy the music itself at all?Jakob BC wrote:I think the first I concentrate about is what synths are on stage![]()
Okay thanks. Then I will not buy it but copy my vhs version on a dvd.GeeJee wrote:DON'T buy this latest issue - it has only half the documentary.
As for the original release, yeah, that's good to have aside the tape, as the tape will wear out over time. The DVD is more convenient to use anyway, since it has menus etc. And it has different artwork if you care.
GeeJee wrote:DON'T buy this latest issue - it has only half the documentary.
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Ahem,I've just ordered the DVD because of the DTS track the official US Image Entertainment release didn't have, and that I'm hoping the video quality is better too.
One other thing, the original DVD (or VHS) didn't have the full documentary. For some strange reason, there was 5 minutes missing during the Lyon concert segment when JMJ and Jean-Louis Remillieux were talking about the security fears in Lyon because of the then ongoing Klaus Barbie trial and the fact that Nostradamus' prophecy stated that "a future Pope would be killed between the Rhone and the Saone".
I saw the uncut version of the documentary on RTE (Ireland's national broadcaster) in 1999 at about 4 am on a January morning. I taped it, but can't for the life of me find it.GeeJee wrote:I think the original VHS has. I will dig into that sometime soon.
Without having seen it, it should be better for two reasons (if done properly):Pat Gleeson wrote:Ahem,GeeJee wrote:DON'T buy this latest issue - it has only half the documentary.I've just ordered the DVD because of the DTS track the official US Image Entertainment release didn't have, and that I'm hoping the video quality is better too.