Search - KC And The Sunshine Band Present Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion Live on DVD

A super disco album live from asbury park The disco explosio

stewart L | flushing ,ny | 01/04/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This dvd of the disco explosion live is a super album,with your favorite singers and groups,belting out some the greatest hits around,from the disco era...Even if you were never a fan of disco,this dvd,will make you rock...The performances,were fresh and alive,the audience thrilled...The music never sounded better...This album is a must have for disco fans of all ages.I own and highly recommend this disc....Thank you stewart L."

Disco is still alive and kickin'

P. A. M. Roomen | Netherlands | 01/31/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"What a great concert this is and the quality is supurb!! Anyone who loves discomusic MUST have this dvd, the sound is great and the picture is a treat, honestly! I have some more music DVD's from the "Shout!" company and they are just as good, keep an eye on them and you won't be disappointed.

Peter van Roomen

Netherlands"

Excellent show

G. Misthos | 08/03/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an excellent show. What I especially like about it is that most of the songs done by the original artists are better than the original recordings. Taste of Honey in particular are great. You may have to look hard, but there is a second, Part 2 Dvd of this that is almost as good."

A tip to vastly improve the audio quality...

Whodathotit | Sunnyvale, CA USA | 08/01/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Several people mentioned they felt the audio quality is not so great. Actually, the audio quality is very, very good. The problem is, the center channel volume was recorded waaaay too low, causing the vocals to sort of get lost in the side channel ambience. If you listen to this DVD through a multi-channel surround sound system, simply use your remote to boost only the center channel volume by 7-10 dB, and the sound stage balance is brought back into perfect harmony. It is then that you realize that the overall audio quality was not the problem. Stereo-only listeners, however, will indeed be let down by the audio. The only downside to boosting the center volume comes between songs, when the announcers are eardrum-shatteringly loud, causing one to have to toggle the volume up and down throughout the DVD. But even that should not cause one to miss this terrific performance!"