Eurythmics - We Two Are One Too mp3 album

Technical Note: The laserdisc contains Japanese subtitles that are NOT removable, and are NOT LD+G. The good news is that they do not play over the music portions. Details:The subtitles appear only over the spoken/speaking portions of the disc, not the concert/music footage. Example: When the official music videos are playing (Revival, Don't Ask Me Why, etc...) there are no subtitles... Some of the other segments (not complete songs) only contain music, and there are no subtitles (You Hurt Me...etc.) But on pieces where Annie says 'Fox Theatre, Detroit Tonight!" there is a Japanese subtitle. Also, this is NOT an LD+G disc. Laserdisc+Graphics means you have the option to remove subtitles. The subtitles for this disc are mixed into the video. I personally have remastered the disc using both the laserdisc and the VHS (broken open on a new seal, played only once)... and I have inserted the speaking segments from the VHS over the laserdisc segments. You can barely tell the difference, because (luckily!) the style and motif of the in-between segments is intentionally "grainy" "noisy" to some degree in an artistic way... so absolute digital perfection of those scenes is barely different between the laser and VHS. While the laserdisc contains the masterfully brilliant and beautiful laserdisc version of the musical portions--not to mention an analog to digital sound quality you cannot get from a VHS (or any other kind of) tape. I'm a perfectionist, these things matter to me. Had the company that produced this had a brain, they would release this thing (fully remastered) on to DVD. Ditto for "Savage." (At least with Savage, there are no spoken interviews, "segements" and its' all music, hence, no subtitles. Sorry for the long review--but I hope it helps someone out there who is mad about the Japanese subtitles. "It is what it is." -M.

This disc contains the music video for "Revival" which never made it onto DVD.