Jimi Hendrix Plays Berkeley Second Set READNFO 2012 720p MBluRay x264-MOOVEE

Jimi.Hendrix.Plays.Berkeley.Second.Set.READNFO.2012.720p.MBluRay.x264-MOOVEE


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AUDIO: English DTS
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RUNTIME: 107 mins
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http://www.amazon.com/Jimi-Hendrix-Plays-Berkeley-Blu-ray
Notes: This is the second performance at the same venue, this is
just audio even thou it has a funky video, see proof2.jpg in proof
dir which is taken from the back cover, this is will also be the
same for the 1080p
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Jimi Hendrix Plays Berkeley 1080p 2012 MBluRay x264-MOOVEE



Jimi Plays Berkeley (1971)
55 min - Documentary | Music
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A record of singer Jimi Hendrix' concert in Berkeley, California, in 1970.



Jimi Hendrix ... Himself

Billy Cox ... Himself (Bass)
Mitch Mitchell ... Himself (Drums, Percussion)



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Jimi.Hendrix.Plays.Berkeley.2012.1080p.MBluRay.x264-MOOVEE
REGION: A
AUDIO: English DTS
VIDEO: 8131
RESOLUTION: 1440x1080
RUNTIME: 104 mins
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A Moment Frozen In Time
31 December 2007 | by Seamus2829 (United States) – See all my reviews

This is yet,another in the myriad of midnight films I had the pleasure of seeing in the early 1980's,when late shows were still plentiful (and just about the time when late night audiences were beginning to act out of line,thus heralding the beginning of the end of the midnight movie---the video revolution didn't exactly help either). With the exception of the first ten minutes of this film,which is given to footage of protesters refusing to see Woodstock at their local cinema,due to a epidemic of what I referred to as "armchair Marxism" (rich college kids who wanted the world handed to them on a silver platter),the film launches into a non stop Hendrix concert for the rest of the bulk of the film. Some cynics have stated that this was not Jimi's best performance, but you would not know that with the reaction of the crowd that was in attendance that night (plus,the cinema had the good sense to crank the volume up to concert level,as there wasn't another film in progress). This "rockumentary" (or rock doc,as they're calling them these days)is well worth seeking out for Hendrix fans (and fans of period music,as well)