Historic Live Aid concert coming to DVD

from www.dvdfile.com;

"The most legendary rock spectacle of all time, Live Aid defined a
decade, raised millions for famine relief and turned Bob Geldolf into
saint. Now, on November 1st, almost twenty years after the historic
live event in 1985, Warner Home Video has announced that they will
release the entire concert on November 2nd.

The unforgettable global event, staged in London and Philadelphia on
Saturday, 13 July 1985, was watched on television by over 1.5 billion
people around the world. Featuring performances by U2, Sting, David
Bowie, Madonna, Queen, Duran Duran, Neil Young, Sade, The Cars, Bryan
Ferry, Simple Minds, The Pretenders, Elvis Costello and more, Warner
has scoured the vaults and will remaster the event in its original 4:3
full screen and Dolby Digital 5.1 from the best-quality materials
available. Also to be included on this four-disc set are additional
performances from other parts of the globe, as well as the documentary
"Food, Trucks & Rock 'n' Roll."

Retail price has not yet been announced, but stay tuned for further
details."

Michael Allred

FINALLY!!! Woo hoo!! Now, I can put my almost 20 year old vhs tapes to
rest. I hope they include the set The Who did when the satellite feed died
from London to USA.

dan
former teen slut, now middle-aged w/itching and burning

"Michael Allred" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> from www.dvdfile.com;
>
> "The most legendary rock spectacle of all time, Live Aid defined a
> decade, raised millions for famine relief and turned Bob Geldolf into
> saint. Now, on November 1st, almost twenty years after the historic
> live event in 1985, Warner Home Video has announced that they will
> release the entire concert on November 2nd.
>
> The unforgettable global event, staged in London and Philadelphia on
> Saturday, 13 July 1985, was watched on television by over 1.5 billion
> people around the world. Featuring performances by U2, Sting, David
> Bowie, Madonna, Queen, Duran Duran, Neil Young, Sade, The Cars, Bryan
> Ferry, Simple Minds, The Pretenders, Elvis Costello and more, Warner
> has scoured the vaults and will remaster the event in its original 4:3
> full screen and Dolby Digital 5.1 from the best-quality materials
> available. Also to be included on this four-disc set are additional
> performances from other parts of the globe, as well as the documentary
> "Food, Trucks & Rock 'n' Roll."
>
> Retail price has not yet been announced, but stay tuned for further
> details."

dan.

On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 02:22:25 GMT, "dan." <> spewed forth
these words of wisdom:

>FINALLY!!! Woo hoo!! Now, I can put my almost 20 year old vhs tapes to
>rest. I hope they include the set The Who did when the satellite feed died
>from London to USA.
>
>dan

All I ever saw of it was what they showed on ABC. At the time I was living in
what was probably the biggest city in the U.S. without MTV (Grand Forks, ND).
We didn't get MTV until Nov. of 1987!

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