JFK Stadium Philadelphia, PA August 21, 1982 - DVD

[docinwestchester]

DVD on Demonoid:

http://www.demonoid.me/files/details/2613320/7313600/

Elvis Costello And The Attractions
JFK Stadium
Philadelphia, PA
August 21, 1982

Elvis Costello - vocals, guitar

The Attractions:
Steve Nieve - keyboards
Bruce Thomas - bass
Pete Thomas - drums


This entire concert was videotaped by "rockcat57" and subsequently posted on YouTube on September 12, 2010
by "AbandonWords". I decided compile the clips and author a DVD for all to enjoy. The video quality is acceptable
at best; the audio a bit better. The headlining act was Genesis. Also on the bill were Blondie, A Flock Of Seagulls
and Robert Hazard and the Heroes.


Lineage: YouTube clips > .flv files with StreamTransport > TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 (chapters/menu) > TS folder

YouTube sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhf_Os1cK_I


01 Accidents Will Happen
02 Green Shirt
03 Pidgin English/Hand In Hand
04 Shabby Doll
05 Watch Your Step
06 Back Stabbers/King Horse
07 ...And In Every Home
08 Watching The Detectives/Help Me
09 Kid About It
10 Temptation
11 From Head To Toe/You Belong To Me
12 Alison
13 Beyond Belief/Clubland
14 Radio, Radio
15 Shipbuilding/(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding?
16 Mystery Dance
17 Pump It Up


Duration: 1:09:15

Audio:
AC-3
48000 Hz
224 kb/s
stereo

Video:
NTSC
4:3
360x240
1161 kbps

Artwork by Colinb9 included

[Otis Westinghouse]

Thanks. Same venue as Live Aid. Genesis headlining! Lots of songs running one into the other, I guess he did it quite a lot back then. Some amazing Bruce Thomas moments on Green Shirt. The band sound typically on fire. Elvis affects this curious swing back and forth of his guitar neck on a few occasions, which is not something I recall seeing in the past - with the distant camera image it makes him look a bit like Hank Marvin. he was still a Londoner back then accent-wise, I note.

[bronxapostle]

Thanks. Same venue as Live Aid. Genesis headlining!

two of my BEST road trips for a concert ever!

Thanks for all the hard work doc...sure do appreciate it.

[scamp]

Thanks doc. Someone claimed they would eventually digitize this. Doc seems to be willing and capable if sources are provided. I have a vhs to DVD standalone also but my authoring software is not as polished as tmpgenc.