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DVD : Scissor Sisters - Hurrah, A Year Of Ta-Dah [2007]
Rating: 
- Hits On The Radio
"Hurrah!" presents the Scissor Sisters live in London in 2007 as only Hamish Hamilton can in his quest to get a DVD directed by him on your high street every Christmas between now and the end of the world. "Hurrah!" therefore, features the usual high quality/high saturation, style intensive jumpcuts, where you can tell something is happening - but not quite what. The main attraction is a 90 minute concert filmed at London's o2 Arena. Since I was at the shows, I can confirm that yes, the Scissor Sisters in person live are a great, brash, silly proposition that straddle the thin line between ridiculous and brilliant. As a band, they are an outlandish, stylish proposition that manage to weld the sincerity and pomp of any stadium act with the inherently preposterous nature of mainstream entertainment, and the fact that any openly gay act is clearly already an outsider unless they are sidelined to the fringes of being a patronised, safe harmless token Gay. Curious. But forget that, and lets go dancing : because The Scissor Sisters music is one where you put on your red shoes and dance away the blues. Because it could all end tomorrow.
Thankfully, it feels more like a greatest hits set than just another show on the tour. There's no obvious songs missing from the collection - and everything seems both immensely danceable and sounds vital, bright, and exciting - just like Pop Music at its apex should. The rest of the package contains a thoroughly odd hour long documentary that details what fame is like - sort of - in the Scissor Sisters own, rather flippant approach to life, four promos, an acoustic show, and a concert CD. Overall, it's a good value set which should see most Scissor Sisters fans happy and sated until album#3 comes out whenever that will be.
Rating:
- Magnifique
Having seen the Scissor Sisters 3 times now, and knowing just how great they are live, I thought I would write a review. I was at the 02 the night they filmed and it was amazing. They have such an amazing stage presence and the humour is twisted and crude and it all blends together wonderfully. I have seen them in small and large venues and they themselves have confessed that smaller venues are more intimate and they bond more with the fans but they don't dislike the larger venues. This tour was new for them in the sense that they had to play the bigger stadiums to larger audiences than they were used to. I am particularly looking forward to the DVD because I was questioned last year when I saw them at Wembley but a man that was filming for the extras part of the DVD. Hopefully I have made the cut.
Obviously I haent seen the finished product but as I was there I can safely say this is definitely worth buying
- Hits On The Radio"Hurrah!" presents the Scissor Sisters live in London in 2007 as only Hamish Hamilton can in his quest to get a DVD directed by him on your high street every Christmas between now and the end of the world. "Hurrah!" therefore, features the usual high quality/high saturation, style intensive jumpcuts, where you can tell something is happening - but not quite what. The main attraction is a 90 minute concert filmed at London's o2 Arena. Since I was at the shows, I can confirm that yes, the Scissor Sisters in person live are a great, brash, silly proposition that straddle the thin line between ridiculous and brilliant. As a band, they are an outlandish, stylish proposition that manage to weld the sincerity and pomp of any stadium act with the inherently preposterous nature of mainstream entertainment, and the fact that any openly gay act is clearly already an outsider unless they are sidelined to the fringes of being a patronised, safe harmless token Gay. Curious. But forget that, and lets go dancing : because The Scissor Sisters music is one where you put on your red shoes and dance away the blues. Because it could all end tomorrow.
Thankfully, it feels more like a greatest hits set than just another show on the tour. There's no obvious songs missing from the collection - and everything seems both immensely danceable and sounds vital, bright, and exciting - just like Pop Music at its apex should. The rest of the package contains a thoroughly odd hour long documentary that details what fame is like - sort of - in the Scissor Sisters own, rather flippant approach to life, four promos, an acoustic show, and a concert CD. Overall, it's a good value set which should see most Scissor Sisters fans happy and sated until album#3 comes out whenever that will be.
Rating:
- MagnifiqueHaving seen the Scissor Sisters 3 times now, and knowing just how great they are live, I thought I would write a review. I was at the 02 the night they filmed and it was amazing. They have such an amazing stage presence and the humour is twisted and crude and it all blends together wonderfully. I have seen them in small and large venues and they themselves have confessed that smaller venues are more intimate and they bond more with the fans but they don't dislike the larger venues. This tour was new for them in the sense that they had to play the bigger stadiums to larger audiences than they were used to. I am particularly looking forward to the DVD because I was questioned last year when I saw them at Wembley but a man that was filming for the extras part of the DVD. Hopefully I have made the cut.
Obviously I haent seen the finished product but as I was there I can safely say this is definitely worth buying