Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #19370 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-11-28
• Rating: Exempt
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: DVD-Video, Live, PAL, Import
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 110 minutes

Synopsis
Filmed live in Manchester Arena during their 2005 tour. Tracklist includes: 'I've Got You', 'Nothing', 'Obviously' and many more.

Customer Reviews

Wonderland
McFly have progressed from being the band I was embarassed to buy the singles, to a band that i will totally defend. Seeing this dvd has just reassured me that there is no shame. McFly are four talented individuals, as proved by the intro to none less than Rage against the machines played brilliantly, though i doubt 5% of the audience had a clue. Tom and Danny are excellent throughout (watch out for Tom in She falls asleep and Danny with Don't know why - they show that they have truly matured from the likes of 'Surfer Babe' on the first album) The normally quite shy Dougie shows his own talent with 'silence is a scary sound' and even harry gets a laugh with his rendition of Enrique's 'hero'. The extra footage is sure to make you smile. If youre still unsure about these guys it's well worth the watch. 'Wonderland' is proudly on my dvd shelf between the all american rejects and the ataris!

Mcfly all grown up!
I saw Mcfly on their Wonderland tour and it was one of the best live performances I've ever seen. (For the record, I am not a teenage girl!) This DVD captures the energy and talent of the band perfectly with none of the kiddie-friendly content you might expect from a group who must repeatedly tolerate being described as a boy-band This DVD proves they are a ROCK band, plain and simple. Highlights include a skin-tingling rendition of Too Close for Comfort, the mash-up of 5 Colours in Her Hair with Green Day's American Idiot and bass player Dougie's song Silence is a Scary Sound. Granted, much of the audience are still teenage girls but this DVD, with concert and documentary, clearly demonstrates that Mcfly have grown up. In fact, parents of younger fans may not be happy with some of the content at all! Whether this is a deliberate attempt to distance themselves from their tweeny image, or just a natural progression, this DVD proves that McFly truly deserve to be rated alongside 'credible' rock acts rather than lumped in with manufactured, matching-outfit, ballad-singing pop acts. If you're not so sure, buy this DVD and see for yourself!

Definitely Rock, not Pop!!
I have always been quite a tentative McFly fan as their stereotype fan seems to be a screaming teenage girl, however I'm slowly finding that there are many more guys like me - who play the guitar - and actually like them. This DVD typifies what McFly are about, energy, enthusiasm, excitement and you know what? they play their own instruments and are pretty Damn good at them!! I massively wish I could have been in the crowd, but this DVD is the next best thing, and it's really good! A boy band they may be, but so are Oasis, Hard Fi, Snow patrol and Megadeth!