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Beatles

Turner Home Ent, 1996

The Beatles. . .how big, how true, how good!
The Beatles record their first LP, "Please Please Me," which was also their first #1 single. The album was recorded in one day, and on the last song, "Twist and Shout," John's voice, from singing all day, begins to fail, which you can actually hear on the record. The Beatles donate a song to the Rolling Stones, which they record and is shown here back-to-back with the Beatles' version. The ...

ED SULLIVAN'S ROCK N ROLL CLASSICS - THE BRITISH INVASION
The Beatles, The Rolling Stones

TIME LIFE VIDEO, 2000

NEW VHS, IN SHRINK WRAP. THE BEATLES-SHE LOVES YOU, THE ROLLING STONES-TIME IS ON MY SIDE, THE ANIMALS-WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE, AND MORE

Yellow Submarine

1 review
The Beatles, Paul Angelis

MGM (Video & DVD), 1994

Give it more than a superficial viewing
With the passage of time it's easy to forget the Beatles were once cutting edge and loved to tweak the nose of authority figures everywhere and the gentle tone of "Yellow Submarine" compared to today's animated features only emphasizes that point. At the time of "Yellow Submarine" the Beatles were at the height of their success, and while they undoubtedly wanted to send a message to authoritarian ...

Rare Coll of Beatles Firsts

2 reviews
The Beatles, Paul Frees

Mvd Visual, 1995

Good concert
Here we finally see the Washington Coliseum concert -- "Roll Over Beethoven," "From Me To You," "I Wanna Be Your Man," "Till There Was You," "I Saw Her Satanding There," "She Loves You," "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and incomplete "Twist and Shout." I quite enjoyed that concert, you know, the Beatles were raw and fresh in America in 1964, this is also true about the Hollywood Bowl concert, seen ...

Beatles Live Ready and Steady

3 reviews
The Beatles

EMI Int'l, 2001

Beatles Live, Ready, Steady, Go!!!!
Grea`t movie, must have for all big time beatle fans. Enjoy!!

History of Rock & Roll 3: Britain Invades America

2 reviews
Peter Noone, Smokey Robinson

Warner Home Video, 1995

Just Incredible!
In this video you can find a well extracted review of the English groups that arrived to US and started to *invade* US charts in the 60s. It starts with the Beatles (of course!) and then goes to the Seekers,the Stones,Herman's Hermits,The Hollies,the Animals,the Who,the Kinks and Gerry and the Pacemakers,among others. Then the American *fight back* with groups like the Supremes,the ...

Ed Sullivan's Rock 'n' Roll Classics Boxed Set

30 reviews
Ed Sullivan, Beatles

Rhino / Wea, 2002

Can't live without
So many DVDs, so many performances! I still haven't checked out all of them yet. A must-have for artists, musicians, and anyone who appreciates and wants to re-live the music of the 60's.

Yellow Submarine

14 reviews
The Beatles, Paul Angelis

Mgm Entertainment, 1990

A funny movie for kids/adults
the blue meanies have taken over pepper land, this guy (sgt. pepper?) has to go in the yellow submarine that was used when last this happened and get help. He gets the beatles to come, after looking for all of them in their strange thousand-room place. after strange encounters in the sea of time and the sea of monsters, they find the sea of holes. in one of the holes is the sea of green, which ...

Beatles Alone & Together
Beatles

Amvest/Hotline Sales, 1989

Yellow Submarine

271 reviews
The Beatles, Paul Angelis

MGM (Video & DVD), 1999

Timeless Animation
Director George Dunning's "Yellow Submarine" (1968) represents a landmark achievement in the history of animation. Like the Beatles' music, the film has a timeless quality. Though the Fab Four's association with the project certainly helped, it was the endless imagination of Dunning, designer Heinz Edelmann and numerous animators that propelled the film to remarkable visual heights. ...

Celebration

3 reviews
The Beatles

Delta, 1996

Finally
After so many film projects that documented the Beatles, including the "Anthology," "The Compleat Beatles," and others, when I bought this DVD I was impressed,not with the lack of detail or music, but with the efforts to explain the impact of the Beatles on American society; we finally get to see a documentary that put the effects before the causes. Many documentaries fail to do that.

Yellow Submarine

271 reviews
The Beatles, Paul Angelis

Timeless Animation
Director George Dunning's "Yellow Submarine" (1968) represents a landmark achievement in the history of animation. Like the Beatles' music, the film has a timeless quality. Though the Fab Four's association with the project certainly helped, it was the endless imagination of Dunning, designer Heinz Edelmann and numerous animators that propelled the film to remarkable visual heights. ...

Beatles

3 reviews
Beatles

Marathon Music & Video, 1998

arkadi
hroo hro

Big Beat Box

2 reviews
Beatles

Pid, 1999

Elvis The Missing Years
If you collect Elvis memorabilia, this is a must have item! The Film features the missing years when Elvis was in the Army. So much previously unseen footage of The King! What a delight. There is an Audio CD also included in the set of early songd and Interviews etc, along with a wonderful Book featureing many previously unseen photos. I was given this set as a birthday gift and I must say, what ...

Beatles Anthology 7
Beatles

Turner Home Ent, 1996

The Beatles: The Legend Continues

1 review
Beatles

Simitar Ent., 1997

Avoid
This is awful Some kind of terribly anynomous 60-ish pop music accompies the low quality footage which has no relation to the Beatles excluding some interviews with the Beatles which you may have seen in MUCH better quality somewhere else. Like I said, avoid it, buy the Anthology videos instead.

Orchestral Tribute to the Beatles
Beatles

Sony/Columbia-Tristar, 1993

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