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25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MARQUEE (DVD)

Wishbone Ash

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DVD/Video, released in 2005

Songs / Tracks Listing


1. Can't Fight Love (2:03)
2. Living Proof (6:14)
3. Open Road (7:24)
4. No More Lonely Nights (5:54)
5. Underground (4:20)
6. The King Will Come (6:49)
7. Phoenix (15:54)
8. Engine Overheat (4:00)

Total Time 57:00


Line-up / Musicians


- Andy Powell / vocals, guitar
- Laurie Wisefield / guitar, vocals
- Trevor Bolder / bass
- Steve Upton /drums

Releases information

WEA DVD, 50-51011-3578-2-4, 2005, (US) (Dolby Digital/DTS)
Classic Pictures, DVD1082X, 2005, (UK) (Dolby Digital)
Recorded at the Marquee, London 23.2.83
Special Features: Discography, Biography

This concert has been released in various formats and labels through the years, using different names.

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WISHBONE ASH 25th Anniversary Of The Marquee (DVD) ratings distribution


2.46
(7 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of rock music(29%)
29%
Excellent addition to any rock music collection(29%)
29%
Good, but non-essential (29%)
29%
Collectors/fans only (14%)
14%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by SouthSideoftheSky
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Symphonic Team
2 stars Bolder goes where no man has gone before

This DVD captures Wishbone Ash live on stage at the Marquee Club, London in February 1983. The line-up at this time featured Andy Powell, Laurie Wisefield, Steve Upton, and Trevor Bolder. Bolder's presence is a bit of a surprise, but he was actually a member of Wishbone Ash for a brief period in the early 80's and recorded the studio album Twin Barrels Burning with them. Normally, of course, we would hear Bolder playing bass in Uriah Heep, and before that with David Bowie's Spiders From Mars (having the longest sideburns anybody has ever had!). Bolder sadly passed away earlier this year, just a few months after I saw him live with Uriah Heep looking as well and lively as he does on this video. RIP Trevor Bolder.

Three of the eight songs featured on this live recording were taken from Twin Barrels Burning. These are Can't Fight Love, No More Lonely Nights, and Engine Overheat. These are clearly the worst songs in the set. Two songs were chosen to represent the previous album Number The Brave from 1981 (that featured John Wetton): Open Road and Underground. These are not bad songs. The highlights are however the classics The King Will Come and, especially, the epic Phoenix.

I enjoy watching and listening to this DVD, and it does offer a rare glimpse into a forgotten period and line- up of the band. Yet, it does leave something to be desired; it features only eight songs, the majority of which are not among the band's best. As such it is primarily recommended for fans and collectors.

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