Rock Bands & Pop Stars
Rod Stewart Fotos
Artista:
Rod Stewart
Origen:
Reino Unido, London - EnglandReino Unido
Nacido el día:
10 de Enero de 1945
Disco de Rod Stewart: «Legends in Concert: The Best of Rod Stewart & The Faces»
Disco de Rod Stewart: «Legends in Concert: The Best of Rod Stewart & The Faces» (Anverso)
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  • Valoración de usuarios: (2.5 de 5)
  • Título:Legends in Concert: The Best of Rod Stewart & The Faces
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6 personas de un total de 6 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- WISH IT HAD BEEN A LITTLE LONGER...

This DVD took me back to the days when I sat at a Rod Stewart/Faces concert and was mesmerized by his

energy and that unmistakable voice that sent chills down your spine. I only wish that this DVD was

a few songs longer and that they didn't have the cheesy 'pop-up' facts on the page at the same time

the music was on... also, it came across more like a 'song' DVD than a concert as it was so choppy at

times. But overall, I guess it is better than NO Rod Stewart/Faces DVD and I'm glad I at least have

this to play from time to time when I want to revisit my misspent youth.... there may never be another

performer quite like Rod Stewart and I'm just glad to have been able to see him live so many times and

now to have this DVD. Overall... if you're a big RS fan, then this is a must-have for your collection.

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1 personas de un total de 1 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Hodgepodge of The Worst of Rod Stewart & Faces

* Many tracks consist only of cut-off pieces of the whole songs.

* The audio and video quality are abysmal.

* In several cases, the audio is taken from the studio record, combined with grainy live shots.

- Sometimes, when the gap between audio and video becomes too obvious, the audio breaks from studio into live performance (e.g., on "Stay With Me").

* Info lines, graphical elements are laid over the live pictures. Instead of adding value, they reduce whatever value may be there.

"You Wear It Well" is presented with Rod's own post-Faces band, accompanied by pictures and photos of newspaper clippings on the Faces.

* On "True Blue", Ron Wood prematurely enters the final fast part of the song, while the rest of the band have to play catch-up. Hardly the best of Faces.

* At least several of the tracks are available elsewhere - on DVD or YouTube - in equal or better quality.