Genesis / “Three Sides Live” blu-ray
The 1981 Genesis Three Sides Live performance film will be issued DVD and blu-ray in November.
The concert was shot (in 16mm) on the Abacab tour in the US in late 1981 and was originally issued on VHS at the time of the original live album. Although this was featured on DVD in The Movie Box, the footage has been newly restored for this release – its standalone debut on DVD, and its the first time ever on blu-ray. The two-hour plus show concentrates on tracks from Duke and Abacab and features behind the scenes footage and interviews with the band members. Bonus features on this release include audio-only full length versions of the following tracks
- • Behind The Lines
- • Duchess
- • Me & Sarah Jane
- • Man On The Corner
- • One For The Vine
- • The Fountain Of Salmacis
- • Follow You Follow Me
This release ties in with the R-Kive three-CD hits anthology. Additionally BBC 4 will be showing a Genesis documentary later this year which will also be issued on DVD and blu-ray. Three Sides Live is released on 3 November 2014.
Blu-ray
DVD
Track Listing: 1) Behind The Lines 2) Duchess 3) Misunderstanding 4) Dodo / Lurker 5) Abacab 6) No Reply At All 7) Who Dunnit? 8) Medley: In The Cage / The Cinema Show / The Colony Of Slippermen 9) Afterglow 10) Me & Sarah Jane 11) Man On The Corner 12) Turn It On Again Sound (for blu-ray) DTS-HD Master Audio, LPCM Stereo
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Remember, Amazon.co.uk automatically assumes that all UK Blu-ray discs are region coded, whether they actually are or not.
Region B/2
U.S. sales lost. Bad news.
Wondering if the other videos will also make it to Blu-ray over time.
Sounds like great news! Cant wait!
I think from what I have seen on other web sites there is some bonus tracks not listed here included on the BluRay.
Very pleased to hear this! I love this film. Hopefully, this disc will prompt the eventual release of When In Rome (2007) on Blu-Ray. The show was certainly shot in hi-def…