Film Review
Bad Company – “Live at Wembley” [DVD Review]
Formed in 1973, Bad Company went onto define classic rock as we know it with a string of hit singles throughout the 70’s and 80’s. Songs such as “Feel Like Making Love,” “Shooting Star” and “Bad Company” are still staples on every classic rock station in the country. Live at Wembley is a homecoming of sorts for the band as it features original members, Paul Rodgers, Mick Ralphs and Simon Kirke recorded in 2010 on the tail end of the band’s reunion tour in their home country, the U.K.
Formed in 1973, Bad Company went onto define classic rock as we know it with a string of hit singles throughout the 70’s and 80’s. Songs such as “Feel Like Making Love,” “Shooting Star” and “Bad Company” are still staples on every classic rock station in the country. Live at Wembley is a homecoming of sorts for the band as it features original members, Paul Rodgers, Mick Ralphs and Simon Kirke recorded in 2010 on the tail end of the band’s reunion tour in their home country, the U.K.
From an audio standpoint the band sounds unbelievable. After almost 40 years they’re spot on and vocalist Paul Rodgers looks and sounds phenomenal. This is a band that has aged gracefully and, like a fine wine has gotten better over the years. The performance is visually stunning as well with a huge, impressive production. With large LCD panels as the backdrop fans in attendance of this performance were certainly treated to something extremely special. Top to bottom this is a stellar performance and what I feel is a perfect snapshot or time capsule of one of the best known classic rock bands of all time.
As far as the DVD itself goes, the footage is crisp, clear and pristine and the 5.1 surround sound is phenomenal. The inclusion of bonus footage in this package is more than worth the price of admission in and of itself and as far as live DVDs go, this might very well be one of my all-time favorites.
Track Listing:
01. Can’t Get Enough
02. Honey Child
03. Run With The Pack
04. Burnin’ Sky
05. Young Blood
06. Seagull
07. Gone, Gone, Gone
08. Electric Land
09. Simple Man
10. Feel Like Makin’ Love
11. Shooting Star
12. Rock And Roll Fantasy
13. Movin’ On
14. Ready For Love
15. Bad Company
16. Deal With The Preacher
17. Bonus Feature: Band Interviews
Run Time: 110 minutes
Release Date: June 28, 2011
Check out the song: “Bad Company”
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