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Amazon.co.uk Review Getting Away With It … Live is an electric souvenir of James' last ever live performance (before their new 2002 line-up), recorded in their home city of Manchester. The energy which bounces between the exuberant audience and the band crackles from start to finish. Tim Booth's bad language, particularly during the infamous technical breakdown at the start of "Out to Get You" just adds to the explosive atmosphere of the gig. The footage of these problems luckily remains in the final cut, exposing a more human side to the band, and highlighting James' long-term forte as a live band through their impromptu rendition of "Johnny Yen". Despite special appearances by former band members Andy Diagram and Larry Gott, Booth steals the show through his unique vocal talent and his trademark dancing style (when he gyrates round the stage like a possessed pipe cleaner). Featuring a sensible mix of old and new tunes, the concert concludes with an encore of break-through tracks "Come Home" and "Sit Down".On the DVD:Getting Away With It … Live is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1, and the sharp visual footage further enhance the excellent live show. Through the use of random transitions (short excerpts from the documentary), the DVD is fun and informative to navigate through, and the two bonus documentaries provide further added value. Discussion on the making of selected songs can be accessed at various points during the concert when the band's trademark flower logo appears in the top right-hand corner of the screen. As well as the promotional videos for three of their biggest hits from the 1990s ("Laid", "Say Something" and "She's a Star"); there's also a hidden section where the band discuss their nicknames. --John Galilee Product Description DVD Special Features (Dolby 2.0 Stereo) Documentary - 'Single Piece' - (25 mins) Individual Stories - (20 mins) Laid, Say Something &she's a Star Promo Videos - (10 mins) Track Intros - (7 mins) Hidden Bits - (9 mins) Screen Ratio: Various Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround & L-PCM Stereo Concert Running Time: 110 mins Full Running Time: 165 mins This is James homecoming gig recorded at the Manchester Arena on December 7th 2001 and marked not only frontman Tim Boothsbut James' last ever live performance ending a 19 year association and making it a must see event for fans. The track listing offers both stadium thrills hushed introspection across their greatest hits including Say Something, Sometimes, Laid God Only Knows and ending on the anthemic high of Sit Down. Presented in stunning Dolby Digital 5.1 sound on DVD, Getting Away with it Live will make you feel as if the band has reunited for a one-off gig in your living room. The DVD is packed with special features including hidden Track Intros with band members discussing their indpiration for songs and two substantial behind-the-scenes documantries. The first Individual Stories sees each member telling their own tale of how they became involved in the band and the second, Single Piece expands further on the history of the band and song writing methods. Rounding out the impressive collection of features are promotional videos for Laid, Say Something and She's a Star plus an additional hidden Easter Egg that reveals some intriguing nicknames - Mr Pastry, Noddy and Shorty Folky Bobbins. "When I'm looking at the audience, I'm just inecstasy at some points." Tim Booth says of performing. "Its because what happens is, you play your songs to people and their appreciation and enthusiasm lifts you to another level. The audience is like your battery, it's when you become one with them, it's a state of bliss."