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Girls Aloud- The Greatest Hits Live From Wembley Arena [2006] [DVD]

Girls Aloud- The Greatest Hits Live From Wembley Arena [2006] [DVD]
Girls Aloud

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #7916 in DVD
  • Released on: 2006-11-13
  • Rating: Exempt
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Formats: DVD-Video, Live, PAL, Import
  • Original language: English
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Running time: 130 minutes

Editorial Reviews

DVD Description
1. Biology Live at Wembley 2. No Good Advice Live at Wembley 3. Waiting Live at Wembley 4. Love Machine Live at Wembley 5. Long Hot Summer Live at Wembley 6. Whole Lotta History Live at Wembley 7. Watch Me Go Live at Wembley 8. I Predict A Riot Live at Wembley 9. See The Day Live at Wembely 10. Sound Of The Underground Live at Wembley 11. Medley Live at Wembely 12. The Show Live at Wembley 13. Models Live at Wembley 14. Racy Lacey Live at Wembley 15. Stand By You Live at Wembley 16. Biology Reprise - Live at Wembely 17. Wild Live at Wembley 18. Jump (For My Love) Live at Wembley

Synopsis
Pop group Girls Aloud perform live at Wembley.


Customer Reviews

Good, but not as good as being there3
Just got this DVD - having been 7 rows from the end of the catwalk at the Cardiff show on this tour, the DVD was going to have a tough act to follow.
The sound's a bit thin, and the direction is ok. Nothing wrong with a few close-ups of the girls in my opinion, although I actually thought the DVD direction was quite reserved compared to what was shown on the big screens at the gig itself. I've actually knocked a star off for there not being enough of them!!!

Worth a tenner, or whatever its being sold for on here, but probably not as good an all round package as the Live at Hammersmith DVD though.

A fabulous night's entertainment5
Back in the spring, Girls Aloud toured some of the country's biggest venues. I was at their Manchester concert and am delighted that a DVD is being released of what was a truly fabulous night's entertainment. The concert showcased the third (and best) album, 'Chemistry', but there was time for some old favourites, too, and one or two real surprises (keep an eye out for their cover of 'I Predict A Riot', which went down a storm on the night).
The concert was a rollercoaster from start to finish, with the girls clearly enjoying themselves as much as the audience. Pure pop music like this is very rare these days and no-one comes close to Girls Aloud in this respect. I just hope they stay together for a while because British pop music will be a very poor place without them. I wonder how many critics who predicted back in December 2002 that they would be forgotten three months later have been left eating their words?




not for kids anymore, but great as usual5
Is this the final release before they split?
There was talk last year that a greatest hits was coming along with one or 2 single releases - well we've now had the greatest hits and a single.
(I think we're alone now will be out soon as the second).

This live concert is a new Girls Aloud - Chemistry was the death of their teen pop style and was a move into more adult territory, This dvd continues that.
While many of the songs performed are the same, the outfits are much more revealing and there is a prominent sexuality in their performance, whereas on the last dvd it wasn't so apparent.

What is worrying in this dvd is the editing and camera work - there is an unnatural amount of close-ups focusing on boobs, butts and crotches. The editing and camera work of Long hot summer for example shows endless close-ups of the girls crotches for no apparent reason.

The music is universal and the live audience comprises all ages but its moving away from being universal.

The performances are outstanding as usual and there aren't really any surprises. As with the last dvd there is too much focus on male dancers - no one cares about them!! They are a background filler.
A lot of the dialogue provided between songs by the girls is also almost identical to the last tour.

For some reason this disk wouldn't play in my set top player (??) so I had to watch via the computer.

18 live tracks + 3 promo videos (biology, see the day, whole lotta history) 130 minutes. Dodgy packaging (as usual) but a nice fold out photo inside as the booklet.

Update:
Response to M.D Smart asking about missing videos.
The Long Hot summer promo video WAS realeased on dvd - it appeared on their last Live DVD - "What will the neighbours say", you can find it under the Bonus Features menu.
The only missing clips are the two latest - Something kinda ooh and I think we're alone now