Jimi Hendrix - Feedback (2004)

Technical Info

General                │ 		        Video

Store Date    2005-07-25             │ Status │Untouched       [x]
Release Date  2006-01-30             │        │Touched         [ ]
Source        DVD5                   │ Passes                  [ ]
Genre         MUSIC,ROCK             │ Bitrate                 [ ]
Region        Pal_2                      │ Region Free             [x]
Format        .img                   │ Macrovision Free        [x]
Rars          60x45mb                │ Aspect │16:9 Anamorphic [ ]
Playtime      58mins                 │        │16:9 Letterbox  [ ]
IMDB          /10 ( votes)           │        │16:9 Widescreen [ ]
4:3  Fullscreen [x]

Audio               │   	       Subs

DD 2.0 Mono    [ ]  Eng    [X]       │ Eng   [ ]    Others
DD 2.0         [ ]  Ger    [ ]       │ Ger   [ ]
DD 2.1         [ ]  Fra    [ ]       │ Fra   [ ]    [ ]
DD 5.0         [ ]  Spa    [ ]       │ Spa   [ ]
DD 5.1         [ ]  Ita    [ ]       │ Ita   [ ]
DD 5.1 DTS     [ ]  Net    [ ]       │ Net   [ ]
Other  [       ] │ Swe   [ ]

Extras          │ Fin   [ ]

All Included               [x]
Partially Stripped         [ ]
Fully Stripped             [ ]

Url

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0009Y3QZS
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/dvd/B0009Y3QZS/rentals/026-3162489-4286002

Release Info

Feedback is a unique insight into the life and music of Jimi Hendrix.

In this programme we seek to explore what made the guitar playing genius so
different from other musicians. The DVD is an expose of a sometimes tormented
life told through music; featuring live performances of his hit singles 'Hey
Joe' and 'All Along The Watchtower'; rare footage of his private life and film
footage from the cult Hendrix movie Rainbow Bridge.

The programme also contains revealing exclusive interviews with his first
manager Ed Chalpin, Rolling Stones publicist Tony Caulder (who wanted to sign
him), Geno Washington and Hendrix's lover, and actress, Melinda Merryweather,
plus a whole host of contemporaries who were close to him. It tracks his life
from cradle to grave; from his introduction to the London music scene by his
new manager, Animals bassist, Chas Chandler, to the premonition of his death.