One of the best films i have seen

Dreadfully Boring

Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Any music lover goes through life listening to all kind of music, always hoping to find the perfect sound, the perfect performance from an artist... Well, personally, I've found it! Live from Faraway Stables, by Silverchair.The first part of the show is a smooth one, commencing with a great overture and the incredible rendition of "After all these years" by Daniel. It instantly take you head over heels for the ride! It's almost like a magic show for the ears. Going through intensity with "Tuna in the Brine" and "Across the night" for example, the first part ends on a more electric taste (preparing for the second part of the show) with "Steam will rise".The second part, ROCKS!! The force of their powerful songs like "Emotion sickness" and "Anthem for Y2K" will drain every bit of energy in you, closing with the amazing and beautiful "Asylum" and the crowdpleasing "The lever". It will leave you breathless at the end (in a good way!!). After seeing this, it's my DUTY to aware the entire world of this band and this show in particular.I'm not giving it a rating, there isn't one high enough.Denis (Montreal, Canada)

If you haven't seen 'Silverchair' live or haven't heard of them your going to like this. On this Massive release of audio and Visual CD's you see them live from your comfortable chair. It starts with a dazzling rendition of "After all these years" and goes on through a melody of their greatest hits and all time favourites. The DVD's included reminded me of the time i saw them live. They always entertain and never fail to put on a good show. The boys from Australia are back, showing how good they are and shall always be.They are musical Legends. I can't wait for their new album to come out, but that'll be a long time away.Hope you enjoy their version of contemporary rock music.Cat Courtney x