‘Barbenheimer’: The Union of Diverse Filmgoers
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The Angels - 40th Anniversary Tour Live At The Gov
Filmed over two huge nights in the band’s hometown of Adelaide at the hub of local rock The Gov (Governor Hindmarsh Hotel) Originally captured during the shows in July 2014 this very special DVD release has been carefully edited and remixed over a number of years and now sits ready for release in 2022 as the band re-commence touring post pandemic. The footage offers up twenty four titles and features never before released live performances like Talk The Talk, Broken Windows and Nations Are Falling as well as a poignant version of No Rhyme, No Reason… written for bass player Chris Bailey who had sadly passed away the previous year. There are countless powerful and special moments in this up front live DVD which stands alone in a very unique manner amongst the band’s many live releases.
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Filmed over two huge nights in the band’s hometown of Adelaide at the hub of local rock The Gov (Governor Hindmarsh Hotel) Originally captured during the shows in July 2014 this very special DVD release has been carefully edited and remixed over a number of years and now sits ready for release in 2022 as the band re-commence touring post pandemic. The footage offers up twenty four titles and features never before released live performances like Talk The Talk, Broken Windows and Nations Are Falling as well as a poignant version of No Rhyme, No Reason… written for bass player Chris Bailey who had sadly passed away the previous year. There are countless powerful and special moments in this up front live DVD which stands alone in a very unique manner amongst the band’s many live releases.
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