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If you love BFF, you'll love this. Jul 13, 2009 Fun fun fun - This has to be Ben Folds Five's best collection of live performances. Great music, great musicians, great video quality and sound. I will be jamming to this for years to come.
Ahhhh, the memories. Jul 08, 2009 I am purchasing this DVD for the second time, as it somehow got lost during my last move. I am one of the fortunate fans that was at this live recording. ( I can be seen dancing in the background from time to time, LOL) BF5 were a fantastic band, and anyone that likes their music would enjoy this intimate performance. It has even more special meaning to me as it brings back such a fantastic memory. buy it !
Ben Folds. Yes, Its Amazing. Jan 13, 2007 Good solid choice for Ben Folds' fans. A must have, in my opinion.
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The Five at their best... Jul 19, 2006 This DVD is a great purchase for pretty much anyone who appreciates Ben Folds Five's music. Whether you be an avid fan or someone who just likes a couple of their/his songs.
The DVD is a colaboration of their best works from the 1st 2 albums (Ben Folds Five, Whatever And Ever Amen) played in a small studio with an intimate and enthusiastic audience.
With Ben Fold's smooth lead vocals and awe inspoiring piano, the amazing harmonies from Darren Jesse and Robert Sledge coming over so perfectly in this live recording - you feel as though you are there watching live. It makes you wonder why they ever broke up!
This DVD is a must have in anyones collection.
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The performance that made me a fan Apr 21, 2006 It was 1997. I was fighting insomnia, and losing, so I turned on the tv to the local public television station. It was 1 AM.
I was assaulted by a manic man pounding a piano with two backup musicians, a drummer and a bassist. I was fascinated by the high-energy, yet melodic performance. I did not know a piano could be that loud. And what was that in the lyrics, "One Angry Door's Fan?"
I had to know more. I'd found a new favorite band, and I didn't even know their names.
I soon learned that I'd stumbled across Ben Folds Five, giving the performance that's on this very DVD. Ben Folds Five - The Complete Sessions at West 54th is a heady mix of rock, jazz, and punk. It's a great sample of how Ben Folds and his band sound live. If you've ever been to a Ben Folds concert, you'll know what I mean. If not, this DVD is a good introduction.
Best. Band. Ever.
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