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10 November 1998 (USA) morePlot:
Portishead concert in the Roseland Ballroom, New York City, on the 24th July 1997 with tracks from the... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Damn, I Love PORTISHEAD!!!! more (6 total)Cast
(Credited cast) | Portishead | ... | Themselves |
| Geoff Barrow | ... | Himself - Portishead |
| Beth Gibbons | ... | Herself - Portishead |
| Adrian Utley | ... | Himself - Portishead |
| Dave MacDonald | ... | Himself - Portishead |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| John Baggott | ... | Himself (keyboards) |
| Alfred Brown | ... | Himself (viola) |
| Harold Coletta | ... | Himself (viola) |
| Clive Deamer | ... | Himself (drums) |
| David Finck | ... | Himself (bass) |
| Susan Follari | ... | Herself (viola) |
| Will Gregory | ... | Himself (oboe, baritone saxophone) |
| Joyce Hammann | ... | Herself (violin) |
| Nick Ingman | ... | Himself (conductor, bass) |
| Suzie Katayama | ... | Herself (cello) |
| Olivia Koppell | ... | Herself (viola) |
| Jesse Levy | ... | Himself (cello) |
| Carmel Malin | ... | Herself (violin) |
| John Miller | ... | Himself (bass) |
| New York Philharmonic | ... | Themselves |
| Joel Pitchon | ... | Himself (violin) |
| Tony Posk | ... | Himself (violin) |
| DJ Andy Smith | ... | Himself |
| Belinda Whitney Barratt | ... | Herself (violin) |
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Roseland Ballroom - 239 West 52nd Street, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USAFAQ
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This review is a BIG departure from the normal horror/gore/sleaze that I review - but I must say that I'm a HUGE P-HEAD fan and am mad at myself for not coppin' this DVD earlier. As far as "live" music is concerned - I've seen literally thousands of bands live, from SLAYER to STEELY DAN - and if there is any one single band that I never got to see live and could make it happen - it'd be these guys (and girl...)...
Backed by a full orchestra - PORTISHEAD does every song that you want to hear done live - and does it spot-on...period...
If you're a PORTISHEAD fan - you MUST see this. Make sure to also peep the "special-features" as it showcases all of their commercially-made videos and their short film - TO KILL A DEAD MAN. If you are even a marginal P-HEAD fan - pick this joint up immediately. If I had to have any gripe about this DVD - it would be that the songs are so well done that they sound straight off of their albums. You can take that as a good or bad thing. I was hoping for a little more "improvisation" - but it didn't much happen. I also think that PORTISHEAD is deserving of a little more of a "stage-show" which this concert is not - it's a pretty straight-forward showing of them doin' what they do best - but backed with a full orchestra. In other words - even with my minor gripes - this has already become one of my "most-watched" DVD's in my collection...15/10