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Again, thanks for all the support and great memories...
My question is which ones are factory pressed DVD's? I know that the majority of CD's sold by Solid Rock are CD-R's. Does that mean that most of their DVD's are DVD-R's too?
I really would have liked to see some of the early videos releaesed officially on DVD too, amongst them the likes of Birthday Ballroom, Apocryphal of Wry, Radical Tulips, Without Introduction, Night Before The Fall, Illegal Observations etc... and maybe even the two Irish videos (Irish Immigrant and On The Way To The Sky). I recently transferred some of my NTSC videos to DVDR - lucky, as my NTSC video player has recently stopped working, sigh. Wish I'd done more before it stopped working though, sob...
Mind, Live and Kicking is a great 'older' video and worthy of releasing on DVD, if one or two had to be chosen from the plethora that have been issued!
Live And Kicking is out on DVD, as is Face To Face.
Other DVDs include Live At The Elsinore, Live At The Smith (The Solo Set), Live At The Smith Band Set, 70 Miles From Lebanon, The Christmas Concert, and Note From Mr God, as well as Live At Seaside.
If I were you these would be the Top of the Larry DVD's that I would get---
1. Face To Face---You get to see a young Larry back in the mid 1970's on stage---not to many videos of these around--
2. Live At Seaside---WOOWOO-----I been watching this DVD the last several days--awesome---awesome---awesome----
Face To Face came out around 1986 I believe while Live At Seaside is a concert that took place in 2005----plus has a bonus concert also that is pretty cool with an interview
Live And Kicking is out on DVD, as is Face To Face.
Yes, I know it is, and was just saying that Live and Kicking is worthy of its DVD release! I will be getting a copy to replace my old video cassette as soon as funds allow - but wonder whether Charles and family would consider putting some of the older videos on DVD in due course (even if only on DVD-R)?
Have just been watching "The Night Before The Fall", a fantastic historic event filmed right before the break-up of the USSR (filmed, I think in Estonia?). Remarkable hearing Larry being translated into Russian after every spoken line!