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Summary: INSYNC NOT!
Review: For whatever reason, my DVD copy is not in-sync. The audio and the video are a second off of each other. What gives? I also don't think the sound quality is that good. This is a lot to pay for a inferior produced product. I love AC/DC but this is not up to their standards.
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Summary: Raw Rock
Review: Great video. High quality video and sound. Very entertaining.
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Summary: Not bad but not great either
Review: Having seen AC/DC live a couple of times over ten years ago, I was excited to see the No Bull Madrid concert on DVD. All in all, it was disappointing for two reasons. First Brian Johnson's voice did *not* sound good (and post-production obviously couldn't help afterwards) and second, the nice long set was diminished by a lack of stage show. Angus Young running up and down the stage is entertaining for the first couple of times, but grows old quickly. Apart from the bell and cannons (gee what a surprise), that was the sum total of the show.I give the movie 2 stars. I will have to be very bored to watch it again.
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Summary: Pleased with Sound
Review: I bought the VHS version when it first came out in region 4.
The extras were worth it, A CD, and a Poster.
The audio on the tape comes through beautifully.
I would love to hear the DVD version eventually. I strongly suspect that the arena is not the best in Madrid, whilst visually good, some concerts suffer from audio issues, and whilst doing the 5.1 "Sound Sweetening" is an aural pleasure, it is a bit of a cheat ... however, AC/DC come through with the goods, and Mallet delivers on the Visuals in top fashion.
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Summary: JUST FOR DIE HARD FANS.
Review: I love AC/DC, but I'm realistic enough to know that they are already past their prime, mainly since Brian Johnson began to lose his voice or at least the power to scream in tone.
NO BULL shows AC/DC with a majestic stage production: everything including bells, cannon, an inflable doll, an elevator in the middle of the corwd for Angus; Phil Rudd playing as hard as never before.
But the edition.... God, what was the director thinking? It is so fast and cold, when can't get a general view of the show. And to stand Brian's voice all the way is a real ordeal...
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Summary: Save your money, buy Stiff Upper Lip instead
Review: I love AC/DC, but this dvd stinks. The audio is off sync with the video, and the quality of the audio is bad anyway. The video is shot really well, but I felt like I was watching a recording where the audio plugs weren't connected right. I took another chance and bought Stiff Upper Lip, and it was much, much better. An energetic concert, with great sound, excellent camera work, and fun! I've seen AC/DC in concert and this is as close as you'll get to being there.
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Summary: AC/DC: No Bull DVD ROCKED!!!
Review: I really enjoyed watch AC/DC's No Bull DVD. The picture impressed me. It offers subtitle with several different of foreign languages. I think it was wonderful for anyone who don't read or speak the English. Also, it offered the closed-caption for the deaf and hard-of-hearing who loves AC/DC. I think that's fantastic!! Keep on!! I still think AC/DC LIVE is much better. I hope they will release the LIVE DVD shortly. Make sure the subtitles and closed-caption will be included.
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Summary: True to life but bad sound.
Review: I think the title says it all- No Bull. It appears that the production studio did nothing to "gloss up" the sound of this concert. That is the good and the bad of it. Just like any rock band they hit sour notes but in this case they left them in the final cut! I think shows a lot of integrity but unfortunately it is not that fun to listen to when you have an elaborate surround sound system. In the end it sounds pretty much like the actual concert but minus the bass. Live at the Donnington is definately more fun to listen to.
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Summary: True to life but bad sound.
Review: I think the title says it all- No Bull. It appears that the production studio did nothing to "gloss up" the sound of this concert. That is the good and the bad of it. Just like any rock band they hit sour notes but in this case they left them in the final cut! I think shows a lot of integrity but unfortunately it is not that fun to listen to when you have an elaborate surround sound system. In the end it sounds pretty much like the actual concert but minus the bass. Live at the Donnington is definately more fun to listen to.
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Summary: Essential for AC DC fans
Review: If you like AC DC this is a great way to go to complete your collection, the stage is impressive and they make a heck of a good show. These guys know how to rock a concert, believe me seeing this is like being in the concert yourself, it is a great show. Sound is good but i think they could done a better job, besides is a live show I can understand. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. This guys have one of the best bands ever.
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