This unusual edition of the Les Miserables 10th Anniversary Concert (taped in 1995 at the Royal Albert Hall in London) is a welcome modern edition for any person who found the recent concert delectable and thrilling. The 2-DVD region comes in a obliging quality hard case with unique artwork. The performances continue to be mostly marvelous and one really does not miss the staging too great. There are several original definite additions to this edition. First is the wide-screen presentation of the concert. It was painfully sure at positive points during the fresh release (especially the bigger numbers) that you were missing some of the singers on the sides. The modern wide-screen presentation opens up the experience so you can witness the concert as it was originally taped. The second distinct aspect of this roar is that the whole concert is on one side of one disk, which makes it grand more convenient to peep. The third is the inclusion of the “Stage By Stage” Documentary from the unhurried 80s tracking the recording of the Complete Symphonic Recording as a supplement on the second disk. Finally, for those who want to, you can follow along with modern (optional) on-screen lyrics.
However, this edition is not without its disappointments. The first and by far the biggest disappointment is how it’s only presented in stereo and not Dolby Digital 5.1 or better. Not having a digital audio option in 2008 is ridiculous and I would have greatly do up with changing disks if it meant having a better quality performance. The second disappointment is the deletion of parts of the concert previously available, which include portion of “Diminutive People” and the speeches by the creative talent leisurely the indicate at the raze of the concert before the encore. Even if situation was microscopic on the first disk, these deletions could have easily been set on the second disk as supplementary material.
So, while the concert itself continues to be quite appetizing and there are some modern additions that makes it a must have for any Les Downhearted fan, there are some basic disappointments that hold this edition from being perfect.
Wow, I have waited forever for this concert to be released on DVD, I have aged out two VHS tapes, and I can’t enlighten my disapointment. It arrived today and my wife and I disconected the phones and prepared to peek on our recent 1080p with a Blu-Ray player. The DVD is very grainy a lot of the time, like looking through a hide, grand of the time there are ghosts around the actors. It appears to be simply a copy of the VHS with no enhancement. It has been edited, for instance Gavroche’s song exposing Javert to the students has been shortened, the entire share between the extinguish of the concert and the entrance of the international Jean Valjeans has been nick. (It may be on the second disc, but if it is then the “additional material” is misleading) In this day of digital enhancement there is no excuse for this awful quality, my customary VHS is generous. The sound track is not enhanced at all. I will only hope someone will eventually offer a loyal quality DVD of this gargantuan, ample event.
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