Bruce Springsteen With The Sessions Band - Live In Dublin [2007]

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Studio: Sony Bmg

Region: 2

Number of Discs: 1

Format: Live, PAL

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Sales Rank: 3912

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Gre-gre-great !!! (10 October 2008)
Great ! Superb ! Fantastic ! I agree that picture could have been better, but music overcomes it all ! Something not seen. We in Croatia would say "prava festa" (true fiesta) for all of people in the venue: the musitians and the audience, and therefore all the people who watch it on DVD.... Really must have DVD.

Awesome!! (16 August 2008)
This is the best music DVD ever!!
Switch on the 5:1 sound and crank up the volume.......it's just like the real thing.

Blu-Ray beware - not in HD (09 August 2008)
The previous reviews are correct about the musical content being excellent. I have the DVD version and recently purchased the Blu-Ray version which promised HD quality. How disappointed I was to find the Blu-Ray disk is in Standard definition quality. Don't waste your money if you are buying just for HD quality.

Bruce's best (29 February 2008)
This is a fantastic concert D.V.D. The sound balance is perfect, the new versions of old songs are brilliant and the lighting is atmospheric. A must buy for fans.

Glorious! (20 January 2008)
It's hard to capture in words the strength of this performance from 17 awe-inspiring musicians. The mixture of heady vocals, powerful acoustic guitars, a wonderful brass section, piano, accordian etc etc give truly fantastic renditions of Springsteen numbers and fresh takes on traditional songs like O Mary Don't You Weep. This is powerful stuff from first to last and I find the three-star review almost incomprehensible.