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 Posted: 02-11-2006, 17:27 (post 1, #672282)

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Three years after the release of 1998's On a Day Like Today, Bryan Adams had not gotten around to completing a new collection, so he and his record company, A&M, kept the pipeline supplied with product, releasing the 2001 compilation The Best of Me and the DVD Live at Slane Castle. By 2003, there still didn't seem to be a new album in sight, so A&M pressed up a 2000 concert Adams had performed at the Budokan arena in Tokyo that had been broadcast on Japanese television, releasing both a CD/DVD package and a DVD-only version. On the latter, his fourth live recording in the last eight years (counting 1995's Live! Live! Live! and 1997's MTV Unplugged CD and DVD), Adams turns in a bare-bones show. It's just him, on bass and vocals, Keith Scott on guitar, and Mickey Curry on drums, all of them decked out in white T-shirts, jeans, and sneakers and playing white instruments on a bare stage. All that white gives the lighting designer a chance to throw some interesting patterns on the trio, but that's it as far as staging goes. The trim, acne-scarred, 40ish frontman comes off as an unadorned rocker, his catchy tunes very much in the tradition of guitar-dominated pop/rock dating back to the 1960s. Occasionally, he slows things down for one of his many romantic ballads. Just when sameness is setting in, he invites an audience member up to take over Mel C's part on "When You're Gone," and the moment is both touching and awkward. But for the most part, it's song-song-song, and unless the viewer is a dyed-in-the-wool Adams fan, things drag long before the end. The 22-song main set, running 98 minutes, is augmented by four "bonus tracks" adding another quarter of an hour.
-William Ruhlmann, AMG

Styles: Pop/Rock
Type: Video, Live
Info: Amazon

Format: ISO Image
Extractor: DVD Decryptor 3.5.4.0
Compression: 1:1 (DVD-9)
Runtime: Appr. 120 min.
Video: 1.33:1
TV System: PAL
Sound: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
Meniu: Yes
Extra's: Yes
Subs: No
Region: 0
DVD Features:
Songs: How Do Ya Feel Tonight, Back to You, 18 Til I Die, Can't Stop This Thing We Started, Summer of '69, It's Only Love, (Everything I Do) I Do It for You, Getaway, Cuts Like a Knife, When You're Gone, Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?, Into the Fire, Remember, I'm Ready, Heaven, Blues Jam (If Ya Wanna Be Bad Ya Gotta Be Good/Let's Make a Night to Remember), The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You, Cloud Number Nine, Somebody, Run to You, Please Forgive Me, The Best of Me
Bonus tracks: Fits Ya Good, I Don't Wanna Live Forever, Before the Night Is Over, Still Beautiful to Me

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