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starring: Trent Reznor, Charlie Clouser, Robin Finck, Danny Lohner, Jerome Dillon directed by: Rob Sheridan (II) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 0044006096537 Format: Color, Explicit Lyrics, Live, NTSC Label: Nothing Manufacturer: Nothing Number Of Discs: 1 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Nothing Release Date: January 22, 2002 Sales Rank: 28558 Studio: Nothing Theatrical Release Date: January 22, 2002 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Trent rocksGreat live DVD. I've watched it numerous times. The DTS sound quality is amazing. It's great in 5.1, but DTS is even better. Thanks Trent for paying attention to sound quality on your DVD's. So many other artists don't focus on the sound and put too much attention on the video. This is a music DVD, after all. Rating:  - ehIt's good. Bring's the whole concert experience home. I just don't really like the video quality and camera angles. Rating: - Excellent Live ConcertThis dvd does an awesome job of capturing the best of Nine Inch Nails live. It has all their best songs from the Fragility tour. The sound quality is amazing, and the performances will blow you away!!! This is a must-have for any NIN fan. If you haven't seen them live this is as close as any live dvd has ever gotten to the real thing! If you have seen them live, you'll feel like you're there again! Rating: - An accurate depiction of the TourIf you didn't have a chance to see this tour live, seeing this DVD will give you a very good viewing of what you missed. An innovative stage and lighting was the highlight of the concert. Be sure to use the alternate viewing angle for the middle three songs, La Mer, The Great Below, and The Mark Has Been Made, because of the great effects used for these songs. The concert is what you would expect it to be with them playing most of their hits with a leaning toward the songs off The Fragile. Rating:  - DVD ReviewTWO DISCS Disc One contained excellent concert footage, depicting the "old" NIN in action. 5 stars. Disc Two was an on-the-road tour documentary with some concert footage mixed in. Bad camera operation, grainy film quality, tin-can sound. Although it contained some great behind the scenes footage of T. Reznor and NIN it's not worth more than 1 star. |
