pumpgoddess - 7-1-2003 at 05:31 AM
The current issue of Classic Rock has a guide to 'The 50 Rock DVDs You Must Own', in alphabetical order, not numerical order. The Cult's Music
Without Fear is included.
'For those who found some of The Cult's metallic posturing somewhat unconvincing, Music Without Fear is the perfect antidote. Recorded specially for
this release (which means exceptionally high quality sound and vision) during their 2001 Beyond Good And Evil tour in Los Angeles, this is The Cult
stripped to their very core.
Singer Ian Astbury, with a massive bandana round his head, seems almost mystical at times, while Billy Duffy keeps it real with a diet of power
chords and soaring solos as they power their way through old favourites like Wild Flower, Lil' Devil, and She Sells Sanctuary along with the rarely
performed True Believers.
EXTRAS: Just to prove that the Cult UK and US folllowings are like chalk and cheese, there's a 25 minute behind the scenes look at life on the
road Stateside with the band 'interacting' with their fans.
YOU WANT MORE? Those who prefer vintage Cult should seek out Pure Cult.'
Fire Woman - 7-1-2003 at 10:57 AM
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Lizard Johnny - 7-1-2003 at 11:52 AM
yeah good to hear !
RedVelvet - 7-1-2003 at 02:44 PM
HA! Cheese! 