I got mine yesterday! Thanks Dalibor!

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Just got mine today...FANTASTIC!!!

My copy arrived today. I checked out the dvd first, wanting to make sure it played okay on my fickle dvd players. It played beautifully- and now it's time to treat my ears to the double discs.

Mine shipped very quickly from Zagreb to Oregon--thanks, Dalibor. I wish I had asked you to autograph it. I love the set list--some of my favorites from throughout the band's career, and not just the usual favorites as seen on many Youtube videos.

The band looks and sounds fantastic! A totally professional presentation--probably the best so far for a modern surf/instrumental band. I am just really impressed with the live performances and the mix. Hard to believe this was recorded live--my ears often have to do a "double take" as I remember I'm listening to a concert film.

Watching this, it's easy to see why for many here the Bambi Molesters are in a class by themselves. Truly, I don't know who approaches them for original material, arrangements, orchestration of parts. It's almost shocking how minimal their approach is sometimes, pretty fearless is a live setting, I think. They aren't afraid to set a mood by changing up the tempo and letting a song build momentum. I guess great dynamics is one way to put it.

Like some others here, I have to watch it on my computer since my DVD player won't recognize it. Could just be the incompatibility of my particular player. I don't know. This is a great value though. Double live CD with DVD. I urge any surf fan--or fan of great instrumental music and live concerts to buy this.

Thanks for a nice words. I just wanted to say that I'll have HD video for upload in a couple of days and I'll send link to anyone that bought DVD. I hope this will work fine.
Regarding live recording, I have to say that we had a pleasure to work with great recording guy who knows his job and got very quality mobile recording system. There are only 2 or 3 minor edits. Everything you hear is live. I still don't know how we managed to do it:)

websurfer wrote:

Mine shipped very quickly from Zagreb to
Oregon--thanks, Dalibor. I wish I had asked you to
autograph it. I love the set list--some of my favorites
from throughout the band's career, and not just the
usual favorites as seen on many Youtube videos.

The band looks and sounds fantastic! A totally
professional presentation--probably the best so far for
a modern surf/instrumental band. I am just really
impressed with the live performances and the mix. Hard
to believe this was recorded live--my ears often have
to do a "double take" as I remember I'm listening to a
concert film.

Watching this, it's easy to see why for many here the
Bambi Molesters are in a class by themselves. Truly, I
don't know who approaches them for original material,
arrangements, orchestration of parts. It's almost
shocking how minimal their approach is sometimes,
pretty fearless is a live setting, I think. They aren't
afraid to set a mood by changing up the tempo and
letting a song build momentum. I guess great dynamics
is one way to put it.

Like some others here, I have to watch it on my
computer since my DVD player won't recognize it. Could
just be the incompatibility of my particular player. I
don't know. This is a great value though. Double live
CD with DVD. I urge any surf fan--or fan of great
instrumental music and live concerts to buy this.

PM sent

JakeDobner wrote:

I just sent you an e-mail, but it bounced back as
undeliverable, I just sent a PM. If your inbox is full
and you don't get the PM, just let me know.

I just ordered a copy this afternoon. Looking forward to receiving it!

bigtikidude wrote:

Does anyone have an idea why some people are having
problems viewing the dvd?

I've head problems with "All Regions" coded DVD's playing on my "American (HTSC?)" coded DVD player. So I bought a cheap little Coby DVD player for about $40.00 that apparently has no code restrictions. It's a piece of crap DVD player, but it plays almost anything. My computer usually plays all regions DVD's, too. Pain in the butt.

Bob

Bob

If you have an older DVD player it will likely be region locked. However, most every DVD player can be unlocked, just google your make and model and "region free" and there will be instructions. It normally includes hitting a sequence of numbers. Could take a couple tries.

Newer DVD players are probably region free, or rather Euro and US regions are one in the same.

The Backstage Pass DVD was one of my favorite things ever. I played that thing a million times.

DVD is region free. All problems (if any) are PAL/NTSC related.
From what I've heard cheaper DVD players have less problems.