Matchbox Twenty Live in Australia is the best video ever! It brings out all the guy's personalities and has interviews with the entire band. It also has concert footage and music videos for Push, Back 2 good, real world, and long day. I would recommend this to anyone who is a fan, or just looking for some laughs, this is one of the most amusing things i've ever seen. The concert footage includes a few songs that were not released in the US, as well as strictly concert preformances. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

This is a must have for anyone who caught the Matchbox Twenty disease. Everyone's heard their music at some point and said "ya that's how I'm feeling". Well here's a video of the guys who knew you so well. Live in Australia give you a glimpse of the personalities of Matchbox Twenty with backstage clips and on the road snapshots. Their live performance bleeds through you when you hear all your favorite songs from Yourself or Someone Like You with added lyric by Rob's anguished soul. You also get to hear great covers of Cyndi Lauper (Time After Time) and The Beatles (Don't Let Me Down). Matchbox also performs their pleading You and I and I. And when you thought it was over, their classic videos, you can't ever catch on MTV, are on there, including the hard to view Rob in a tie, Long Day video. So if you're a generation Matchbox Twentyer, "Keep your distance from me, don't pay no attention to me" and buy this video.

This must have video shows just how far a band can go in a short time. The beautifully lit show allows fans to truly experience what Matchbox20 is all about. The collection of videos at the end, the backstage footage and general clowning around make this the perfect gift for anyone who liked the album.

I received this as a Christmas gift in 1999 and I loved it. I was so happy to finally have a video I could watch whenever I wanted. I loved their version of "Time After Time." It was the best remake I have ever heard. I really loved the videos at the end, which I play over and over!! The funniest part to me was when Rob talked about his dirty mouth and how he curses alot. That was funny. The music was great and so were the behind the scene extras. I also loved the end when the credits were rolling and they start talking about opening for the Rolling Stones. Rob's accent is hilarious. If you love MB20 you should have this video.

Great video. I wish I could walk around with it in my cd player.