DVD release?

Why don't they release any DVDs?
With a live concert or with their videos???

they should, but i'll never get tired of the great piano disaster of the paradisio|!!

maybe there will be one for the october tour????

Noone else is interested in a DVD?
They have soo many videos and I'd love to watch them on the Telly and not on the PC screen!

Have seen the Paridiso video up to the end of the enforced interval and was surprised at how good the quality of the coverage was for a webcam gig. I would have watched it all but my broadband connection isn't fast enough. Would love to have it on DVD, especially as I've spotted myself in the audience

I'd love to finally have some form of official live cd/dvd and I am sure it will happen due to the fact that the Mercury Prize win will encourage them to expand further with what they release on the side. However, I want the b-sides album before any official live material is released, to be honest with you even though the live material is long overdue.

..they should do a B-Side album with a bonus DVD

I want to see the Meltdown performance at the RFH.

Now!

evilpixie wrote:

Have seen the Paridiso video up to the end of the enforced interval and was surprised at how good the quality of the coverage was for a webcam gig. I would have watched it all but my broadband connection isn't fast enough. Would love to have it on DVD, especially as I've spotted myself in the audience

Yeah, the Fabchannel productions are always very good. You should check some of the other gigs in their archive out. Some good stuff there!
Oh, and if you find out a way to get it transferred onto DVD please let us know. Would love to have it!

The Laura Marling gig's on Fab Channel, quite short, but really good and she starts giggling on the last song

HOORAY FOR FABCHANNEL

I would love an official DVD release. A whole show or songs from different gigs. Whatever gets us a release is cool.

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I want to see the Meltdown performance at the RFH.

Now!

Me too!

Les Walkins wrote:

HOORAY FOR FABCHANNEL

Second that.

Glendarian wrote:

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I want to see the Meltdown performance at the RFH.

Now!

Me too!

Why? Just asking! Wondering what I'm missing out on.

Mainly because I'm jealous and would love to have been there. It sounded like such a wonderful event, with the addition of a choir and so some unusual arrangments of the songs - lots of fun, too, and a live performance of "Presuming Ed" - say no more.

SmilinSkullRing wrote:

I would love an official DVD release. A whole show or songs from different gigs. Whatever gets us a release is cool.

There are the DVDs with live bits in, that came out with Cast of Thousands and LOTFW, and a couple of videos/DVDs accompanying single releases, but nothing official recently (except the fabchannel online mentioned and the set in the church in Dingle about 2005 online was special.

Songs that were filmed that you don't get to see them do normally are my wish...Presuming Ed and Any Day Now from Meltdown this summer and Can't Stop from Somerset House in 2006.

Fallen Angel and GUP were filmed by Michael Winterbottom at Brixton in 2004, so did he film I've got your number, Snooks and Ribcage too?

Glendarian wrote:

Mainly because I'm jealous and would love to have been there. It sounded like such a wonderful event, with the addition of a choir and so some unusual arrangments of the songs - lots of fun, too, and a live performance of "Presuming Ed" - say no more.

Obviously, I'm missing out. I want to see it too! I've heard mention of this gig a lot, but I didn't know why. Now I know. Thanks.

lucky with disease wrote:

SmilinSkullRing wrote:

I would love an official DVD release. A whole show or songs from different gigs. Whatever gets us a release is cool.

There are the DVDs with live bits in, that came out with Cast of Thousands and LOTFW, and a couple of videos/DVDs accompanying single releases, but nothing official recently (except the fabchannel online mentioned and the set in the church in Dingle about 2005 online was special.

Songs that were filmed that you don't get to see them do normally are my wish...Presuming Ed and Any Day Now from Meltdown this summer and Can't Stop from Somerset House in 2006.

Fallen Angel and GUP were filmed by Michael Winterbottom at Brixton in 2004, so did he film I've got your number, Snooks and Ribcage too?

Yeah, those live bits and such from the CDs are pretty cool, but it would be great to have something more. Here is my clueless self speaking again. What is this church performance? Is it still online?

Glendarian wrote:

Mainly because I'm jealous and would love to have been there. It sounded like such a wonderful event, with the addition of a choir and so some unusual arrangments of the songs - lots of fun, too, and a live performance of "Presuming Ed" - say no more.

Indeed, it was a great night

SmilinSkullRing wrote:

What is this church performance? Is it still online?

The Paradiso gig which was in an old church is still availabe here

evilpixie wrote:

SmilinSkullRing wrote:

What is this church performance? Is it still online?

The Paradiso gig which was in an old church is still availabe here

Ah, all right. Ahem, didn't recognize the church bit, but now I do. Guess I was mesmerized by the band. I watched the other night. It's great.

I think Lucky With Disease was probably referring to the RTE "Other Voices" broadcast, which I think can still be seen here. Wonderful. (No, I didn't get to that one either but have enjoyed watching the video many times...)

Glendarian wrote:

I think Lucky With Disease was probably referring to the RTE "Other Voices" broadcast, which I think can still be seen here. Wonderful. (No, I didn't get to that one either but have enjoyed watching the video many times...)

Oh nice! Watching The Stops right now. Thank you.