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Released2 November 1998Recorded24 July 1997,; 1 April 1998, United States ('Sour Times' on CD); 3 July 1998, The Quart Festival, ('Roads' on CD)Length57: 25Language,chronology(1997)Roseland NYC Live(1998)(2008)Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingRoseland NYC Live is a by English band, released in 1998 by /. A format VHS video was released the same year, with a version following four years later. Although the is credited as appearing in the video, none of the musicians are members of the Philharmonic, nor is the Philharmonic credited in the audio album.

Contents.Content The album was mixed by.Unlike the CD, all the tracks on the DVD were recorded at the.

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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.

Portishead Roseland Nyc Live Vinyl

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.