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[center] [/center] Director: Murray Lerner Label: Sanctuary Released: 1997 Catalogue: SVEM0040 DVD-rip by alekow (DVD Decrypter) No Cut or Edit Covers Included (600dpi) Size: 7.59 GB This 135-minute documentary of the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival, which was released in 1996, is (along with Monterey Pop) the finest film or video of any of the late '60s/early-'70s rock festivals. Director Murray Lerner had 26 years to assemble the work, and achieved an ironic distancing from the material that makes this a lot more watchable than Woodstock. Add to that the fact that most of the acts common to both were playing better (and had a better sound system to work off of) here than they did at Woodstock, and you've got a must-own video. The key event wasn't so much the festival itself, but the fact that it collapsed of its own weight, as counterculture kids, resenting the fact that tickets to the three-day event cost about three pounds (roughly $8.00 American), overwhelmed the fences and the gates and swarmed in, assuring that few artists got paid and that the promoters lost a fortune. Some of the performances are very good (Leonard Cohen, doing "Suzanne"; the Who, in what was probably their best festival appearance, doing "Tommy"; Miles Davis in a too-brief clip), others historically vital (the Doors in their waning days doing "When the Music's Over" and "The End"; Jimi Hendrix in his final concert appearance, 12 days before he died), some merely interesting (the Moody Blues singing "Nights in White Satin"; Free, on the eve of stardom, doing "All Right Now"; Taste) and one or two downright weird (Kris Kristofferson leaves the stage during "Me and Bobby McGee" because of disturbances in the audience, and a bearded freak interrupts Joni Mitchell as she's singing "Woodstock," and attempts to kiss her), and two are downright embarrassing (Tiny Tim, Donovan). Where Woodstock runs over three hours and feels like three days, Message to Love, with a lot more humor and honesty over the ludicrousness of the times, runs just over two and feels just under. (AMG) Playlist: 01. Programme Start 02. Introduction 03. Jimi Hendrix - Message To Love 04. The Who - Young Man Blues 05. Free - All Right Now 06. Taste - Sinner Boy 07. Tiny Tim - There'll Always Be An England 08. John Sebastian - Red Eye Express 09. Donovan - Catch The Wind 10. Ten Years After - I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes 11. Desolation Row 12. The Doors - When The Music's Over 13. The Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin 14. Kris Kristofferson - Me & Bobby McGee 15. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock 16. Joni Mitchell - Big Yellow Taxi 17. Miles Davis - Call It Anything 18. Leonard Cohen - Suzanne 19. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Pictures At An Exhibition 20. Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun 21. Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) 22. Joan Baez - Let It Be 23. Jethro Tull - My Sunday Feeling 24. No Fences 25. The Doors - The End 26. Amazing Grace 27. Jimi Hendrix - Foxy Lady 28. The Who - Naked Eye 29. The Last Great Event 30. End Credits Extended Film Version Including Adittional Tracks Jimi Hendrix - Purple Haze Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Rondo Family - The Weaver's Answer Taste - The Gambling Man [center]Скачать Various Artists - Message To Love (The 1970 Isle Of Wight Festival)[/center] | |
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