Posted: 31 May 2005 at 9:55am | IP Logged

It's warts and all! But it's the first ATF DVD product (if you don't count the music on 'The Wedding Singer' & 'Friends' DVD's).

I love it, but then I would. Feel free to make your commments here....

Posted: 01 June 2005 at 11:08pm | IP Logged

Yes it is warts and all, BUT and it's a big BUT - isn't it great to have the opportunity to watch ATF in concert time and time again? It's a great shame that it's so difficult (impossible?) to get video of 70s/80s ATF (classic ATF that it).

Anyway back to the DVD in question - it was great having just seen them live here in Stafford to see it replicated to a large degree on video (even moreso since I wasn't at Greenbelt). I don't think that any recording can truly recapture the atmosphere of a live gig, but video is as close as it gets - so it was great to share in the Greenbelt experience - you may have had to be there but if you weren't this is the next big thing.

Loved the interview and also the reflection.

Please do keep producing the stuff - would love to have DVD of Stafford especially the new One Rule with the percussionists - also the interviews as I was out of the room for chunks of them!!!

I don't think the DVD will convince anyone who is not familiar with ATF, but for fans it's a must have!

Posted: 08 October 2005 at 1:43pm | IP Logged

For American fans, you can now find the DVD at the following Netflix addy :~

http://www.netflix.com/MovieDisplay?movieid=70038869&trk id=189533

I was extremely surprised that they say a release date has to be set for the release.

Ian

Posted: 10 October 2006 at 8:29am | IP Logged

Welcome Cygnus!

I'm thinking the Greenbelt 83 set was Messrs Piercy and Russell (although I wasn't there, so I may be wrong!).

The Resurrection Band eh?  Were they any good?  Was that around their Colours period?