Jimi Hendrix - Live At Monterey Blu-Ray Movie

Jimi Hendrix - Live At Monterey

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Studio	Universal Music & Video Distribution
All Time Sales Rank	36730
CD Universe Part number	7766940
Catalog number	001166759
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 24, 2008
Rating	Not Rated
Additional Info	DTS Sound
Movie Details	Color; DTS Sound

Jimi Hendrix - Live At Monterey Movie Review

3 stars Bad picture
Jimi Hendrix performance at Monterey is simply the best yet!! A young genious starting out. Too bad, this release is of poor quality. If you want a great copy, buy the Complete Monterey Pop Festival 3 dvd box set. It is included in this set. Both video and sound is superb!! Don't waste your money on this dvd
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1 star SOUNDS GREAT LOOKS AWFUL!
This version of Jimi's greatest performance sounds great but the picture is awful. It looks dark and grainy. The version released by Criterion blows this away. If you own the Criterion version hang on to it. The colors are brillient. The colors look washed out on this new DVD. The menu's are annoying too. It's hard to believe that this was sanctioned by Experience Hendrix. The alternate camera angles look grainy and dark as well. A very disappointing release.
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5 stars well balanced all over the line
A very compelling account of the performance and balanced in terms of what needs to be showed cullminating with Jimi Hendrix. excellent dvd...
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