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| 1 | No Place for the Innocent [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 2 | As Good as Gold [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 3 | Guardian of My Soul [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 4 | Kowtow [Multimedia Track] | Barrett |
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| 5 | The Wishing Well [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 6 | The Edge of the World [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 7 | Nostradamus [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 8 | The Dance of the Seven Veils [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 9 | Paintbox [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 10 | The Last Waltz [DVD] | Barrett/Gee |
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| 11 | Breaking the Spell [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 12 | Masters of Illusion [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 13 | The Black Knight [DVD] | Barrett |
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| 14 | The Lost Children/Green Eyed Angel/Sister Bluebird/The Last Man on Earth [M | Barrett |
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| 15 | The Am I Really Losing You? [Medley] | Barrett |
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| 16 | The Progumentary [*][Multimedia Track] |
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| 17 | Interview with Nick Barrett [Multimedia Track] |
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| 18 | Band History [Multimedia Track] |
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| 19 | Discography |
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| 20 | Photo Gallery |
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| 21 | Desktop Images |
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Overview
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Production Details
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Editorial Reviews
And Now Everybody to the Stage...
DVD
Label: Music Video Distribution
Style: Prog-Rock
And Now Everybody to the Stage...
UPC: 022891453390
Release Date: 10/31/2006
Original Release Date: 10/31/2006
Number of Discs: 1
- Pendragon
Main Performer
Joe Viglione
This very classy limited-edition triple-disc box entitled And Now Everybody to the Stage... features an 18-song, 15-track DVD with bonus material to boot -- 240 minutes total running time along with two audio discs containing 146 minutes (of the same material). Filmed and recorded on May 22, 2006, at the Wyspianski Theatre in Katowice, Poland, this music from the Believe 2006 tour finds the band rocking out with a harder edge. For a group that is a cult favorite, And Now Everybody to the Stage... is an enormous package usually reserved for more commercial acts, the set including a four-page booklet and eight-panel fold-out box. The slick textured presentation is a follow-up to the 2002 DVD Live...At Last and More, taking things a step further. Drummer Fudge Smith is replaced here by Joe Crabtree, but few if any non-fans will notice, as the music is as pristine and exotic as ever, culminating in a tremendous version of "Am I Really Losing You?" The song is so sublime here that it screams out FM radio hit, although that kind of creature is a rare bird in the new millennium. Frontman/songwriter Nick Barrett is clearly enjoying himself re-exploring titles like "Nostradamus," "As Good as Gold," "Breaking the Spell," and "Masters of Illusion," all found on the earlier DVD Live...At Last and More, only this time out the handsome and youthful Crabtree adds some new energy to the venerable but aging group. A bit heavier here in concert than on the retrospective The History: 1984-2000, this deluxe treasure contains a band history, an interview with Nick Barrett, and other extras including "The Progumentary," a home video recording. [There's also a regular DVD edition without the two audio discs.] ~ Joe Viglione, Rovi
