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421

DealHunter | Los Angeles | 06/20/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"On the main menu, highlight "Gigante Especiale" and press right. It will highlight a picture of Chuck and it will say "Let Chuck Choose". This easter egg just randomizes clips from the DVD and chooses one at random. The next on is in the bonus features menu. There will be a long list of options in the special features menu. Scroll to the very bottom past the last choice. It will highlight a hidden "421". While the 421 is highlighted, press right 4 times, down 2 times, and left once. It will take you to a 10 min feature of Brandon Boyd meditating while trippy things go on in the background. to access the story boards for the most recent vids like pardon me, stellar and drive. all you have to do is to go to the videos selection screen and chose one of the videos and when it starts press the subtitle button and it will bring up the basic art work story board for that vid"

Awesome DVD by and even more Awesome Band!!

Chase Cole | ZZ Top's La Grange, TX | 12/21/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Buy this DVD. Enough said. It is worth any amount of money, for the buyer will truly see what makes a great band; one that isn't pre-packaged by the corporate world. This DVD harnesses Incubus' true originality to the fullest and also shows why they are one of the best live bands to come on the scene ever. Although watching the DVD cannot totally make someone comprehend the power and spiritual awesomeness of their live show, it will give the viewer an excellent idea of what and how music should sound like. Not to mention the countless "Extra Love" packed into this amazing DVD. Definant recommendation to any fan of music, true music."

Here's a DVD to sink your teeth into

incubus1 | 11/22/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This DVD is of Incubus on the Sno Core tour with System Of A Down (Serj makes an apperance in one song), Mr. Bungle, and others. This is what to watch if you want to see what Incubus can do in concert. The thing that makes me like them so much is the way they mix things up. They're not afraid to do an extended version of a song, or change up the lyrics somewhat. Another reason this is such a good DVD is because of the little scenes in between a few songs. It really shows you that Incubus really do love what they do, and have a good time doing it. I really like how they mixed show clips too, it's interesting to see how they can change from show to show. Also, their song choices couldn't have been better. They play all of my favorite songs from S.C.I.E.N.C.E. and Make Yourself. They also play them perfectly, Brandon shows that he doesn't need vocal help like some lead singers do nowadays. Mike gets to show how good he is at playing guitar on here too, he really is amazing. The band as a whole prove that they are one of the better bands to see live. The sound quality by the way is really good, especially if you have surround sound.



Just a few of the best songs are Favorite Things, Pardon Me, The Warmth, and Redefine. Like I said though, every song is great, there is no song on here I would change. I reccommend this DVD to any Incubus fan in search of a good DVD of them. The extras alone are worth the price though (there is a TON), so pick it up for a great performance from a spectacular band."

A few mistakes, but still essential

incubus1 | 12/18/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Any Incubus fan should own this DVD, lets get that out of the way. With all their videos, including unreleased ones (you'll soon notice why if you watch them), a FULL, [rockin] concert from the Sno-Core tour complete with little home movie add ins. Plus, the middle eastern sounding instrumental with System of a Down frontman Serj...something...is just amazing, totally blew me away. Plus, 4 songs from a Chicago performance when Brandon had dreds and Dirk had a shaved head-totally destroyed the place. Behind the scenes, album lists, even their hilarious Mad TV performance of Pardon Me. A few mistakes though-for example they list Make Yourself as released in 2000, and I can't seem to find the live performance of Stellar, but still the extra features more than make up for it. GO BUY IT."