Discs - Comments by Lee Wrecker

Discs - Comments by Lee Wrecker

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
Lee Wrecker 22nd Oct 2022		DVD Box Set The Complete Black Books - Kaleidoscope (2004)	Hiding in plain sight I see on the spine, back cover and inconspicuously right below the centre of each DVD. Thanks VJ for pointing out the obvious so kindly.
Lee Wrecker 10th Dec 2017		DVD The Rutles - Prism Leisure (2005)	This was shown in the cinema in Australia as a short accompanying "The Life of Brian" when it came out in 1979. In 1975 when when "The Holy Grail" came out it was preceded by "Romance with a Double Bass" another excellent Python shorter film.
Lee Wrecker 27th May 2016		DVD Box Set The Complete Black Books - Kaleidoscope (2004)	I presume this is a region 4 release but no information was present on the DVD or packaging so I left that field blank and the region is listed as none for that reason.
Lee Wrecker 13th May 2016		DVD Harold And Maude - Paramount (2012)	Ooh, I have been busy today. I've been to four different worlds and made a significant contribution to all them. I hereby declare myself Master Of The Universe and I think that after all my work in Interstellar Overdrive I might have a nice cup of tea and a biscuit.
Lee Wrecker 8th May 2016		DVD Bowie: A Reality Tour - Sony Music Entertainment (2004)	The DVD is actually just plain silver with black ink but my scanner did this to it. It's kinda cool really and looks as though it's part of the design but it's not. So if your looking at this and thinking why isn't my disc like the image I have posted here don't worry nor is mine.
Lee Wrecker 8th May 2016		DVD Divine Madness - Virgin (2002)	This version released in Australia so I've added a tag "Released in Australia". Is this the correct approach?
Lee Wrecker 3rd May 2016		DVD Box Set Best Of Bowie - EMI (2002)	This set was also released in Australia exactly as it appears so should it be International? I'll add it was not made in Australia it was this actual release that was distributed in Australia.
Lee Wrecker 3rd May 2016		DVD Divine Madness - Virgin (2002)	What a rip off there's not one Bette Midler song on the whole thing!
Lee Wrecker 3rd May 2016		DVD Blazing Saddles - Warner Home Video (2004)	This and "The Producers" are my two favourite Mel Brooks films along with my other two favourites "High Anxiety" and "Silent Movie".
Lee Wrecker 3rd May 2016		DVD The Young Ones: Series One - ABC (2002)	This Australian version comes with handy instructions on how to get the disc out of the packaging. We are so clever down here in Australia.
Lee Wrecker 1st May 2016		DVD Iggy Pop ‎– Kiss My Blood - Live At The Olympia 1991 (2003)	A reasonable live Iggy show, great by other artists standards but there are much better DVDs of Iggy live.
Lee Wrecker 1st May 2016		DVD Gorillaz - Demon Days (2006)	I went to link this to the UK release of the same DVD but found no such option in this world. Is there a reason for this in this DVD world? The UK version and this one have different barcodes and cat#s so they are not the same release but they can't be linked. Sorry to bring my otherworldly habits to this world but I just thought it would be nice to link the different versions.
Lee Wrecker 28th Mar 2016		DVD The Cramps Live At Napa State Mental Hospital - Target Video (2004)	The most disturbing 20mins of Rock 'n' Roll ever filmed? Most likely it is and like a train wreck you can't look away. The Cramps are in fine form live but it is the crowd and their interaction with the band that steal the show here.
Lee Wrecker 28th Mar 2016		Blu-ray High Anxiety - 20th Century Fox (2010)	I'm with cptbeefheart on this one, along with The Producers, Blazing Saddles and Silent Movie it's one Mel Brooks' best efforts. You do have to know Hitchcock's work though to get full value from this film.
Lee Wrecker 28th Mar 2016		DVD Dr. Feelgood ‎Going Back Home - EMI (2005)	I knew there was a reason I don't have a copy "Stupidity" and this is it. It is the DVD of parts of the show used to record the "Stupidity" album and it is short but great. The accompanying CD of the whole show is good but not as startling as one might imagine due mainly to poor mastering in my opinion. It could just be due to the flatness of sound that CDs seem to have when analogue tapes are digitised but the CD is definitely missing the Oomph (sorry to get technical) of the vinyl album.