"Introducing Morrissey" DVD to be released in September 2014 - TTY

Introducing Morrissey: DVD to be released in September 2014 - true-to-you.net
6 June 2014

In September 2014, Parlophone UK will give the first DVD release of Introducing Morrissey, a film of Morrissey's British concert tour of 1995 which had only previously been available on VHS. The film will be released on DVD format for the first time.

 

[Skylarker]

I thought this already was on DVD.

I never liked this one as much as Live in Dallas. Nothing beats Live in Dallas.

But...the Vauxhall stuff sounds SO much better on this than on the record.

 

[Mozza220559]

This is ace!

I've got it on VHS but have been waiting for a proper DVD for yonks!

 

[hand in glove]

Great new!!!

I've got it on VHS, too, but I haven't watched it in ages. Don't even have a VHS plugged in!

 

[FabioDutra]

YAAS!

2013/14 has been great about releases stuff, old and new.

 

[Ryan]

I was wondering when this would finally happen.

 

[Irregular Regular]

I was wondering when this would finally happen.

Yes, but why couldn't it have been included as the bonus disc on the Vauxhall re-release?

 

[joe frady]

Who the hell releases DVDs anymore? This would have looked sweet on Blu-Ray. It was shot on film. I'm assuming that Parlophone UK wouldn't have scanned the original camera negative at 4K, cleaned it up, colour corrected it and then transferred to Blu-Ray. More likely they stuck the VHS in a video/dvd combo machine and hit 'record'.
Better than nowt, I suppose.

 

[MozAngeles818]

Hopefully they release on Blu-Ray!
Regardless, the setlist for this concert tour was amazing.
Looking forward to this.

 

[mr.m]

Yes! At last

 

[Anonymous]

Who the hell releases DVDs anymore? This would have looked sweet on Blu-Ray. It was shot on film. I'm assuming that Parlophone UK wouldn't have scanned the original camera negative at 4K, cleaned it up, colour corrected it and then transferred to Blu-Ray. More likely they stuck the VHS in a video/dvd combo machine and hit 'record'.
Better than nowt, I suppose.

I seriously detest technology snobs like you. You probably also warble on about how over-produced records are (ouch, did I say 'record'?, who releases records any more?).

End of.

 

[Stoned]

Yes, but why couldn't it have been included as the bonus disc on the Vauxhall re-release?

You are asking too much I.R.

Cheers Moz

 

[Tbevie]

Brilliant. I've got a VHS to DVD conversion copy that a bought on eBay a few years ago but the quality is not great, so I'm really looking forward to this.

 

[Stoned]

YAAS!

2013/14 has been great about releases stuff, old and new.

Oh yes.....and for the wallet too

Cheers Moz

 

[Mozmanc]

this is moz at his absolute peak IMO

from the intro music to the final note of speedway everything is special

will buy

 

[Anonymous]

Not keen on the D V D title it suggests that he turns up at gigs.
" Not definite but maybe introducing Morrissey fingers crossed " Sounds more in the reall world of things don't you ?

 

[prisoner77]

Oh Blackpool. The rock the roll.

 

[Anonymous]

I thought this already was on DVD.

I never liked this one as much as Live in Dallas. Nothing beats Live in Dallas.

But...the Vauxhall stuff sounds SO much better on this than on the record.

just wish the concert had been filmed in blackpool.instead of being split with Sheffield.as I managed to get on stage at blackpool.but was missed on the vhs,,well sick.,,footylammy

 

[robert]

Who the hell releases DVDs anymore? This would have looked sweet on Blu-Ray. It was shot on film. I'm assuming that Parlophone UK wouldn't have scanned the original camera negative at 4K, cleaned it up, colour corrected it and then transferred to Blu-Ray. More likely they stuck the VHS in a video/dvd combo machine and hit 'record'.
Better than nowt, I suppose.

+1. DVD is outdated, BD is where it's at.

 

[21punksalute]

It would have been better if he's sold it to Netflix, it's been more than 150 years since anyone has watched a "DVD " .