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Non-stop hard rock from Australian quintet AC/DC. Filmed live in the summer of 1996 at the Plaza De Toros De Las Ventas, Madrid.
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Girato durante i tre concerti tenuti dagli AC/DC il 10 luglio 1996 all'Arena Plaza de Toros De Las ventas di Madrid, documenta una delle migliori tappe di Ballbreaker, memorabile tour che portò la band in tutto il mondo, Italia compresa, per una serie di shows che registrarono il tutto esaurito ovunque.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Dragonlord
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Format:DVD
I have been a AC/DC fan for over 20 years and the way Angus Young does the song "Boogie Man" is the highlight of the whole concert for me with his amazing guitar solo. I like the fact that they did the song "Girls Got Rhythm" and on the bonus tracks there is the fantastic song "DOWN PAYMENT BLUES"!
Brain Jonhson is swinging on a large bell for "Hells Bells" and for the song "Ballbreaker" he is singing on a large crane ball. The concert ends in real style with the songs "Whole Lotta Rosie", "TNT", "Let There Be Rock", "Highway To Hell" and "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)". If you are a fan of a AC/DC then this is the concert dvd that you really need to own.
Brain Jonhson is swinging on a large bell for "Hells Bells" and for the song "Ballbreaker" he is singing on a large crane ball. The concert ends in real style with the songs "Whole Lotta Rosie", "TNT", "Let There Be Rock", "Highway To Hell" and "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)". If you are a fan of a AC/DC then this is the concert dvd that you really need to own.
16 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By Top Cat
Format:DVD
I own No Bull on VHS and also the previous DVD version, I'm a big fan of this particular show which I've seen countless times since I got it right when it was first released on VHS (along with the poster and limited edition 3-track live CD single from the same show).
Let me tell you I was always disappointed with the sound quality of this release, but I took it for what it was... After all, the performance is great and both band and audience are on fire, which is what makes No Bull a must for any self-respecting AC/DC fan...
So when I got news that a new edition of this personal favourite was being released, I pre-ordered straight away... but boy, was I wrong...
Yes, the sound has improved somewhat, I'll give them that... It's louder but it's also better balanced, with the drums getting the bigger improvement...
But the picture quality is TERRIBLE!! How is it possible to make a "hi-definition new transfer" look WORSE than the original release?
There's absolutely no definition whatsoever, the colour has been pushed so much that there's no detail at all and there is no real contrast, some colours bleed into the others and it becomes blurry where outlines should be clear... with this, you can't really see the faces of the musicians, just splashes of light that wash away their features... all you have to do is compare it with your old DVD to see what I mean... I switched back and forth between the two and it's mind-boggling how on earth can they sell this as an improvement...
I am honestly VERY disappointed in the quality of this release, which could've been good by just sticking the new soundtrack to the old picture... As I have said above, the remix has improved the sound a bit, it's true, but the picture quality is just so bad that I can't recommend it at all...
My recommendation is to stick with your old DVD edition for your watching pleasure (hunt it down if you don't have it!), because this new release may sound good, but it looks really awful...
Let me tell you I was always disappointed with the sound quality of this release, but I took it for what it was... After all, the performance is great and both band and audience are on fire, which is what makes No Bull a must for any self-respecting AC/DC fan...
So when I got news that a new edition of this personal favourite was being released, I pre-ordered straight away... but boy, was I wrong...
Yes, the sound has improved somewhat, I'll give them that... It's louder but it's also better balanced, with the drums getting the bigger improvement...
But the picture quality is TERRIBLE!! How is it possible to make a "hi-definition new transfer" look WORSE than the original release?
There's absolutely no definition whatsoever, the colour has been pushed so much that there's no detail at all and there is no real contrast, some colours bleed into the others and it becomes blurry where outlines should be clear... with this, you can't really see the faces of the musicians, just splashes of light that wash away their features... all you have to do is compare it with your old DVD to see what I mean... I switched back and forth between the two and it's mind-boggling how on earth can they sell this as an improvement...
I am honestly VERY disappointed in the quality of this release, which could've been good by just sticking the new soundtrack to the old picture... As I have said above, the remix has improved the sound a bit, it's true, but the picture quality is just so bad that I can't recommend it at all...
My recommendation is to stick with your old DVD edition for your watching pleasure (hunt it down if you don't have it!), because this new release may sound good, but it looks really awful...
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By M. A. Victor
Format:DVD
I guess a bought a different dvd than the above reviewer, but the sound is great. Brian sounds a lot better than on the previous version and you can hear Cliff. The sound upgrade alone is worth the money.
As for the new "director's cut", the camera doesn't change every two seconds and that is a good thing. There are some things I would have liked to see on this version too and that Spanish public, although extraordinary, is a bit too present. They should have focused more on the band. These are however minor drawbacks, so i'll give it five stars
As for the new "director's cut", the camera doesn't change every two seconds and that is a good thing. There are some things I would have liked to see on this version too and that Spanish public, although extraordinary, is a bit too present. They should have focused more on the band. These are however minor drawbacks, so i'll give it five stars
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Hello, Brian??
I was really excited about getting this concert since Ballbreaker is my favourite post Back in Black album. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Matt
4.0 out of 5 stars
AC/DC No Bull
A very good music DVD and is a very good watch and nobody would be disapointed if they bought it the track listing is great but the editing isn't as good as on the other AC/DC... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Matsto
5.0 out of 5 stars
It does what it says on the box
And i love this band anywayso its a no brainer and i purchased it brand spanking new so no dramas with it being faulty or scratched from some secondhand merchant that you get on... Read more
Published 16 months ago by ROD
5.0 out of 5 stars
No Bull
AC/DC doing what AC/DC do best.
If your an AC/DC fan you'll love it.
Great Spanish crowd too....
If your an AC/DC fan you'll love it.
Great Spanish crowd too....
Published on 31 Aug 2010 by WhiteSpy63
5.0 out of 5 stars
Forget Blu-Ray, Rock has nothing to do with "Technology"..
All the previous reviews are complaining about the Blu-ray edition of this DVD. If you want Blu-ray, click on "Blu-ray". This review concerns "No Bull" DVD (Director's Cut). Read more
Published on 14 Jun 2010 by Spin
1.0 out of 5 stars
Absolutely dreadful
It has been stated that this has been recorded on 16mm but I think it is more likely recorded on camcorders: dreadful video, more dreadful sound, brilliant band performance. Read more
Published on 9 Mar 2010 by E. Adamson
2.0 out of 5 stars
just fine
I have to say there is not much differents from dvd and blu-ray in this concert, of course this is from 1996, but I was expected more from a blu-ray. Read more
Published on 12 Dec 2009 by Luis Miguel Caneo
5.0 out of 5 stars
great live video
AC/DC - No Bull: The Directors Cut [DVD] [1996]
Great live DVD this band will never stop!!!!!!
Great live DVD this band will never stop!!!!!!
Published on 3 Aug 2009 by L. Mcculloch
5.0 out of 5 stars
Gritty and authentic!
Yes, the picture is grainy - the film was shot on Super 16mm. What you're seeing is the natural grain of the film stock (the picture in Queen Rock Montreal is similar). Read more
Published on 24 May 2009 by Julien Klettenberg
3.0 out of 5 stars
No Bull ?????
No Bull on Blu Ray..Mmmmmmm.Firstly i agree slightly with the two previous posts.The quality here is pretty shocking considering its THE directors cut. Read more
Published on 18 Mar 2009 by W. MacKay
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