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Tenacious D - The Complete Master Works [2003]

Tenacious D - The Complete Master Works [2003]
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Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #6378 in DVD
  • Released on: 2003-11-24
  • Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
  • Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Formats: Full Screen, PAL
  • Original language: English
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Running time: 231 minutes

Editorial Reviews

DVD Description
Disc 1 - 'For The Fans' - Live At Brixton Academy, London:

  • Flash
  • Wonderboy
  • Explosivo
  • Medley
  • Karate
  • Kyle Quit The Band
  • Friendship
  • Kielbasa
  • Dio
  • The Road
  • The Cosmic Shame
  • F**k Her Gently
  • Tribute
  • Rock Your Socks
  • Double Team

Disc 2 - 'For The Psycho Fans':

  • Wonderboy video
  • Making Of `Wonderboy'
  • Tribute video
  • Making Of `Tribute'
  • On The Road With Tenacious D - 30min RT
  • In the Studio with Tenacious D
  • Mad TV Appearance and full-band performance (includes Dave Grohl) - March 2002
  • Crank Yankers appearance - April 2002
  • Concert Films:
    Rock Star Sperm for Sale
    Butt Baby
    JB's BJ

Special Features
Disc 1:

  • Dolby Digital 5.1 Mix
  • HBO Shorts (6x15min)

Disc 2:

  • Easter Eggs
  • Osbourne TV Spots 2x:60sec
  • A few 'hidden' gems!

Synopsis
This well-thought out release contains everything the Tenacious D fan could ever want. A blistering live performance film at the Brixton Academy is only part of the delights that await. The group's original performances on HBO are included along with the videos for "Tribute" and "Wonderboy". As an added bonus a documentary following the boys on the road in all their debauched finery is also available to view.


Customer Reviews

the d rock5
i think this is the best dvd ever. after listening to their album i was left sppechless at how awesome it was i just had to get the dvd and i wasnt dissapointed. theres hours worth of awesome stuff. from live preformances to behind the scenes and music vids. forget the swearing who cares. what are you old age pensioners? theyd be a little boring without the swearing. also i think jack & kyle are both awesome . well worth buyin even if your not a true tenacious d fan.

For adults only5
The DVD is the perfect companion to the music CD - great to see favourite 'D' tracks being performed live at Brixton Academy, for example. Fans of Tenacious D will already be aware that their lyrics can often beexplicit or 'offensive', though I personally am entertained rather than offended by this talented duo. Some of the sketches on the video really are quite extreme, however, and definitely not suitable for younger viewers.

But I give this DVD five stars for the music more than anything else. 'Tribute' really is one of the best rock songs in the world.

Spread Waaay Thin Dude3
About 20% of this package is top quality side splitting stuff.

The video for Tribute is of course pure brilliance and the HBO shows are terrific.

The premise for the HBO series is that Jack and Kyle are two boorish, hopeless, overweight losers who play a satanic mix of cliché laden eighties fantasy metal and potty mouthed pseudo rap on their acoustic guitars. Firmly believing themselves to be the greatest band in the world they are a fixture at a small town open mic night where they play to the general bemusement and indifference of the tiny audience.

This is great, it works, it is terribly terribly funny.

This 2 DVD set comes unstuck when the boys are seen playing before massive audiences, indulging in ribs, groupies and hi-jinks on their plush tour-bus and generally living the dream. Slowly the horrible realisation dawns, they're not acting, they REALLY are like that.

The sparse one liners and occasional amusing situation are not enough to justify the copious extra footage. The 'D' actually work against themselves, the same songs are repeated again and again, until it is clear that what passes at first listening for spontaneous ad-libbing is in fact meticulously rehearsed and repeated in every performance.

So, amusing enough in a Spinal Tap meets Beavis and Butthead kind of way, but the 'D' need to rein in their egos a bit, one DVD with a bit of quality control would have been plenty.