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Shepperton 1973 - The 16mm Film
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| Date | 30-Oct-1973 | |||
| Venue | Shepperton Film Studios, Borehamwood | |||
| Country | England | Type | Pro-Shot TV | |
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Quality * | A+ | ||
| Media | 1DVD-R | |||
| Standard NTSC | Format | 4:3 | ||
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| Watcher Of The Skies / Dancing With The Moonlit Knight / I Know What I Like / The Musical Box / Supper's Ready | ||||
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The quintessential Genesis document ever!!!. Great remastering job in visuals, unfortunately the audio isn't is as great. Compared to the clips on the official Songbook DVD this version shines. The audio remastering is nice, but it still remains a bit down to hit the right key. It isn't as lowest as Songbook DVD (in which the clips are at least 1/2 step down), but it remains at 1/4 step down (just compare with the studio versions and you'll notice the difference). With today's tecnologhy is quite easy to get the right key without doing a speed up job!. How I wish this will see the light someday, along with Pop Show 1972 & Bataclan 1973!. [ponkine] Wow! An amazing experience to watch this in its entirety. It is Mindblowing!! Transferred directly from an authentic 16mm reel acquired off of Ebay, it has the look and feel of a truly vintage product. I love it that way anyway. The picture needed large amounts of work. When it was obtained, the item was so old that playback revealed a nasty overall red tint to everything. This was fixed and the result will shock you!! It is amazing how great this looks after the restoration took place. You can see the color test in a compare and contrast as a hidden Easter Egg on the DVD. I found it the first time. Get this! It is a mandatory item. [duke23] Forgot to add that the audio had to be pulled separately and then re-synced. I cannot imagine the job that had to be done in order to sync that up correctly. I can assure you it is synced up perfectly. I don't know how they did it but it was an amazing job!! The audio quality is typical of this film's age; not stellar quality but also not horrid either. [duke23] |
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