Woo-Hoo,

Okay so how do we buy the full size DVD quality wotsit on any kind of colour/type/flavour disk

Come on - mi chequebook's out - me first, me first

NB. I recognise at least 3 squaddies even at that resolution

Gary hurry up ! put on sale a special Dvd+r for member only of F.C with videos
you will rise up your bank account and will dub twice the first & last & always sales

count me in for an ntsc copy!

something´s clearly hit the spot with these clips - even with the weird decision for one of the cameras to shoot from side stage, I think they capture something of the flavour of G.D. live.

You're only saying that 'cos you were in your leather pants and full rock guitar stance I noticed that Etch (and John) didn't get much camera time - even during his 'solo'. Espedair Street comes to mind.

What was the full set list - go on, build the excitement

They certainly do capture the GD live vibe completely, if there's any more it'd be really great to see

Here's another great opportunity to make the fans happy, get the material out there (instead of having it hidden in the closet) and make some cash to boot! There's obviously a market, albeit a small though loyal one, for this stuff if it is offered and presented properly. As long as there are people out there that are willing to pay for this stuff, why not make it available?

Hell, I'd even be willing to offer my services freely in doing a proper dvd menu setup (as I do semi-professional dvd authoring as a hobby) just to show my goodwill despite the cd-r fiasco

Although these 4 tracks are touted as being from "a gig" at the Clarendon, it seems pretty obvious that there are are 2 gigs represented here (unless Anne Marie completely changed her clothes during the set). I didn't look at anyone else's clothes though (funny that).

Also, When I Call and Radar Love seem to be filmed at a better quality.

Lets be ambitious and ask for BOTH gigs in their entirity !

Not that anyone will listen.

We'll I'm, not listening

Didn't AM used to change clothes during a set? If I recall, she used to run off while the boys were Prog-ing out to Spin The Wheel and return for "its all a game we playyyyyyyyy"

But you know I could be getting confused with Madonna. Happens in middle age, you know

i guess only gary can answer this, and he's a little busy at the moment...

however, what little he said about the vids before i uploaded them led me to believe they were from the same gig.

in truth i never spotted the costume change which if what the dr says is true is a red herring anyway

costume change I'm afraid.

for Dee (and anyone else who's curious) the set list was as follows:
Grip Of Love
Cruel Light
Celebrate
If Only You Were Here Now
Fools Gold
Last Train
SpinThe Wheel
After The Rain
Take My Hand
A Town Called Sympathy
Heaven And Beyond
When I Call
Radar Love

Encores were, A Deeper Blue, Turn To me and Where Spirits Fly.

Still looking to clarify the date of this - as a further clue, the version of Grip which starts the set has no vocals throughout as Anne Marie's mic failed to work.

According to the dates on http://www.angelsinexile.i12.com/ghost/html/ghost.htm
you played Clarendon Ballroom (I loved that place - so long and thin it generated a great atmosphere) on

06.06.86
10.04.87
30.06.88

Looking at the setlist I'd go for the '87 date.

10.04.87 it is then. Thanks.