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Verve, The - This Is Music - Singles 1992 To 1998 Reviews

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Featuring the tracklist: 'This Is Music', 'Slide Away', 'Lucky Man', 'History', 'She's A Superstar', 'On Your own', 'Blue', 'Sonnet', 'All In The Mind', 'The Drugs Don't Work', 'Gravity Grave', 'Bittersweet', and 'Lucky Man'. Read more

Starring	The Verve
Genres	Music/Musical

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Most helpful members' reviews (2) of Verve, The - This Is Music - Singles 1992 To 1998
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2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

Good Collection

I enjoyed this DVD, having brought the album i decided to give the videos a try and as the above reviewer stated they are certainly not anything to get worked up about. Minimalist i suppose in that they focus on lead singer Ashcroft a great deal and most have a melancholic feel. Lots of close up shots of each band member with the iconic 'Bittersweet Symphony' perhaps the exception. 'The Drugs Don't Work' video isn't great but the song is such an anthemic classic it doesn't really matter. Most of the songs are so good it doesn't particuarly matter about the video, but still it's nice to put an image to some of the tunes.
- - Steve Wellings from Wolverhampton, England
  - Posted 09 May 2005 19:50
0 out of 1 person found this review helpful

The Verve in music video

This is the collection of the The Verve's music video's. They make better songs than they do video's. Includes my all time favourite Bitter Sweet Symphony and others. I would say for fans only and the extra's are two videos not seen before.
- - Paul Simpson from Leyland, Lancashire
  - Posted 11 Jan 2005 11:47
Most recent members' review of Verve, The - This Is Music - Singles 1992 To 1998
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0 out of 1 person found this review helpful

The Verve in music video

This is the collection of the The Verve's music video's. They make better songs than they do video's. Includes my all time favourite Bitter Sweet Symphony and others. I would say for fans only and the extra's are two videos not seen before.
- - Paul Simpson from Leyland, Lancashire
  - Posted 11 Jan 2005 11:47

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

Good Collection

I enjoyed this DVD, having brought the album i decided to give the videos a try and as the above reviewer stated they are certainly not anything to get worked up about. Minimalist i suppose in that they focus on lead singer Ashcroft a great deal and most have a melancholic feel. Lots of close up shots of each band member with the iconic 'Bittersweet Symphony' perhaps the exception. 'The Drugs Don't Work' video isn't great but the song is such an anthemic classic it doesn't really matter. Most of the songs are so good it doesn't particuarly matter about the video, but still it's nice to put an image to some of the tunes.
- - Steve Wellings from Wolverhampton, England
  - Posted 09 May 2005 19:50
0 out of 1 person found this review helpful

The Verve in music video

This is the collection of the The Verve's music video's. They make better songs than they do video's. Includes my all time favourite Bitter Sweet Symphony and others. I would say for fans only and the extra's are two videos not seen before.
- - Paul Simpson from Leyland, Lancashire
  - Posted 11 Jan 2005 11:47