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I was at a concert that he was attending to mark his birthday and for the creation of new resources for his foundation.
It has neon concert posters, a bar and, of course, the leg lamp, which is very important.
People who build this wonderful concert hall.
This is the true experience of a live concert.
The first one was: If you sweat by the end of the concert it means that you must have done something wrong.
"Wait for me after the concert.
Last year, it actually conducted the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra for the holiday concert.
So I was at a Grateful Dead benefit concert on the rainforests in 1988.
Aaron Motsoaledi, the current health minister, attended that concert and I had an opportunity to meet with him, and he gave his absolute commitment to try to making a change, which is absolutely necessary.
I just don't understand why anytime someone does a show about one of the largest metro areas in the country (Houston, Dallas, Austin/San Antonio etc.), they portray the average person as someone who wears wranglers/cowboy hat , talks with a drawl, has zero fashion sense, and drives a truck on his way to either the "saloon" or his next hunting trip, rodeo, skeet shooting or country music concert.
This movie would have been alright, indeed probably excellent, if the directors would have left the interviews and the concert footage separate.
The best part of concert DVDs is to put them on and let the music play, but "Black Sabbath: The Last Supper" is hard to put and and simply let play because the music is continually interrupted.
Nevertheless, there are a few strengths to this film; the concert footage, when it does play, it excellent.
I'm sorry, ELO fans, but I was disappointed with this concert at the CBS Television City in Los Angeles.
I was a DJ in the seventies and even went to the ABBA concert at Northlands Coliseum in Edmonton in Sept of 79, so I did appreciate them then and I still do now.
The scientist decides to use his serum on a concert pianist to extort money from him for the cure as well as take the man's daughter for a wife," according to the DVD sleeve's synopsis.
"The Racketeer" stars Carol (deprived of the "e" that usually appeared at the end of her first name) Lombard as a woman thrown out of society because she left her husband for a concert violinist (Roland Drew) who has since become a down-and-out alcoholic, and torn between her love for him and the interest of New York crime kingpin Robert Armstrong (top-billed).
Simply put, the only saving grace this movie has is settings, costumes and an OK punk concert.
Examining all the obvious political outcries (Police trying to rape a "freak", the discussion of superficialities between the "freak" and the frat boy and the punk concert w/ the female vocalist) and the use of slow-motion in the fighting sequences (which screams "martial-arts coordinator") I just don't know.
Utilizing a script by Carl Dupre horrible enough to make a fellow screenwriter cringe, and wasting the talents of Edward Furlong, the sole highlight of this rock and roll period piece gone wrong is the music, most notably the elaborate recreating of a 1978 KISS concert.
whats up with that? the film is oh so typical slasher fare with a plot about as original as a Beatles concert.
This was a very nice concert by the one and only MJ.
The Highlights of the show are: Jam Smooth Criminal I Just Can't Stop Loving You She's Out Of My Life Thriller Billie Jean (The Dancing Not The Singing) Black or White Man in the Mirror The concert was almost perfect.
I wish I was born then so I could have gotten a ticket to the best concert of 1992.
The concert version with George Hearn and Patti LuPone is much better.
Funny as they take shots at Ninja Turtles 2 with the whole concert scene in this movie.
A better description might be a record of a few chamber concert pieces.
The music is disconcerting: 17th century sized chapel orchestras and choirs producing 20th century concert hall sound.
When he attends a piano concert, he is stricken by the beautiful daughter of the pianist and sets out to woo her.
This masterpiece covers the band's entire career from Led Zep 1 to Coda and this is captured magnificently on this DVD as each concert shows how the band became bigger and bigger over the years.
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