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| Value for Money | 6/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 8/10 |
By Dreadlocksmile
on 10th Aug 2004
| Starring Actor/Actress | Baby Chaos |
|---|---|
| Where Did You See It? | Video |
| Value for money | 6/10 |
| Overall value | 8/10 |
 Dreadlocksmile's recommendation | |
Some awesome and difficult to find footage, all bundled into one package.
The Live / Documentary Footage at the end is a little tedious and you never get to see a whole song played live. Shame, as this would have made the video twenty times better.
Baby Chaos, Confessions Of A Rock 'n' Roll Band - Yeah, I know that the section that this appears in is for Rock DVD's and this only came out on video, but there ain't a 'Rock Videos' section, so this is the best fit really.
Confessions Of A Rock 'n' Roll Band is one of those rare little releases that you can pick up off the internet only. The quality of the footage is superb and contains some very difficult to find music videos and live footage. The packaging isn't great - a yellow sleeve with black print on, but who really cares that much about the packaging? Not many of these little gems would have been made, so it's worth snatching one up pronto!
The video contents are as follows:
1. Sperm (Music Video)
2. Golden Tooth (Music Video)
3. Hello Victim (Music Video)
4. Buzz (The USA Music Video)
5. Hello (Music Video)
6. Ignoramus (Music Video)
7. Music Box Sound Bite (An interview with Chris and Grant, with video clips)
8. Live French TV show from Cannes
9. Davy's Last Gig At The Phoenix Festival
10. Clips From The Tour Of France 1996
The footage runs for a total of 58mins (approx) and is availiable on PAL, NTSC and SECAM. The only place to my knowledge that this can be purchased is from the Baby Chaos website (www.babychaos.co.uk) for £12 (+P&P).
The footage is excellent and will be a tape that you'll watch time after time. Unfortunately, the Live/Documentary footage at the end of the tape is a little tedious, as it is edited together so you never see a whole live song, just snippets. There is a lot of footage of the band and crew fooling around in-between each show, but it's kind of a case of "you had to be there" to find it at all amusing. No great loss to the tape as the rest of the contents are awesome and would be a must for all Baby Chaos / Deckard fans.
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