Search - 38 Special: Live at Sturgis on DVD

Best Live Video I've ever seen!

kim mask | Corinth, MS | 12/03/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A MUST HAVE for any die-hard 38 Special fan and non-fans alike. The video shows what the hardest working band in rock & roll is all about! Get yours today! You WON'T be disappointed!"

More than Excelent

Carsten Christensen | Copenhagen | 01/25/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This DVD has just about everything you could want. It looks good, sounds good, and the band stays true to the past sound. The best concert avaible."

It does'nt sound that bad .

Theodore Dascoli | Bronx, N.Y. United States | 01/11/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I too have been a .38 Special fan since the very early '80s.

I read all of the reviews on this DVD and decided to buy it

anyway. Well, although (some) of the vocals are low, they are

just a little bit low. I had absolutly no problem hearing any

of the lyrics, some of the other reviews make it seem much worse than I think it is. But the actual video and production

is very good. The color is good and the picture is sharp.

It was not filmed with somebodys camcorder. I own the CD

and think the sound is very close, but not quite as

good. Hence, only the four stars. But I highly recomend it."

Find Waldo...

Whodathotit | Sunnyvale, CA USA | 12/22/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"From 63:45 through 63:50 on the DVD, can you spot the biker chick in the crowd flashing her t!ts at the camera? Worth the price of admission alone! I have a few comments about some of the other comments made here. Yes, the sound is a bit compressed, and the vocals on the first half of the DVD are quite low. The low vocals seem to improve considerably in the latter portion of the concert, but really, what 38 Special fan doesn't know all the words to these songs already? Lips and instruments out of sync with the audio? Yep, from time to time, just a hair. But I have seen this on many videos, and films, not just concerts. Some DVD's on some players just don't get along well and display this synch problem. I don't think it's fair to suggest this concert was overdubbed. If they went through that trouble, they would have improved the overall dynamics and detail at the same time. Definitely not recorded by some guy in the crowd with a camcorder. Yes, one particular camera solid-mounted somewhere mid-to-back audience was getting bumped quite often, but they used that camera only a few times. To the contrary, you can see several shots of a couple production guys using actual steady-cams in front of the stage. After seeing this DVD, I was going to buy the CD, until I found out the medley was not on it. Also, the two highest-energy songs of the whole concert are not on the CD: "Living in the USA" and "Travelin' Band". Not 38 Special songs, but man, those two songs were the best, highest-energy performances of the entire concert. I guess it's time to burn the audio track of this DVD onto a CD and call it a winner!"