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Australia's biggest rock star, live from the National Tennis Centre, Melbourne, with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. This magical combination has resulted in a unique show clearly depicting John Farnham as one of the world's most exciting and powerful live performers.
Track List:
• Pressure Down
• Two Strong Hearts
• Age of Reason
• Beyond the Call
• Blow by Blow
• We're no Angels
• Please Don't Ask Me
• Comic Conversation
• One
• Reasons
• Playing to Win
• You're the Voice
• A Touch of Paradise
• Help
• Sadie (The Cleaning Lady)
• It's a Long Way to the Top
• Don't You Know It's Magic
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Review by: wheeled thing
Dated: 30th of November, 2005
It was with great gusto that I accepted this DVD for review. I have seen John Farnham in concert once before (when he toured New Zealand with Billy Joel), so I had a bit of an idea of the energy of his performance. The start of the show was a little bit of a let-down for me, as the songs started while the title credits were rolling and the introductions and the set up of the stage were being shown. It was more than a little distracting, considering one of the songs was one of my all time favourites 'Pressure Down.'
I soon found myself bopping along to all of the classics, the volume creeping up with each subsequent song. My memories were bought to the surface the more I watched John interact with the crowd and his band. Hearing from the gallery regular shouts of 'Sadie, Sadie, Sadie' followed by the off the cuff response of 'Nick off' with a quiet chuckle to himself and a sly grin had me laughing my head off for a lot of the time.
I had a great time watching this concert and look forward to adding it to my collection along with any others I can find from such a consummate performer as John Farnham.
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