Keane - Live DVD Movie

Keane - Live

List Price	$39.95 (You save $17.86)
Studio	Universal Studios Home Video
DVD Encoding	All Regions
All Time Sales Rank	40960
CD Universe Part number	7545565
Catalog number	1748534
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 27, 2007
Running Time	230 Minutes

Keane - Live Movie Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Brilliant DVD!
Keane - Live at the 02 is a brilliant DVD! No band is better LIVE than Keane and this performance at the 02 in London was one of the best shows ever!!! Tom's vocals are amazing! If you love Keane, you HAVE to buy this DVD!! If you've never gotten the chance to see them LIVE, this DVD will make you feel like you are there. You can't help but sing along! Thank you Keane. Never stop touring!
Submitted by db_20001 (Washington, DC, USA)
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5 stars Keane Rocks!
If you love Keane it's a great DVD concert, they played acoustic on some of the tracks and the band was really awe-inspired to perform on this night on 02 London.
Submitted by Leslie (Saipan,CNMI)
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5 stars Simply Superb !!! Best Rock Band in the Future?
After watching this fine Concert, you wonder if you are in the presence of the next U2 or Rolling Stones ? I personally do not like the voice of Chris Martin of Coldplay so my vote is Kane !
Submitted by luisho69 (PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO)
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