I think Stan is rather incredibly sexy. But what's even sexier is getting one seriously underpriced DVD with EVERY piece of footage a WOV completist could ask for. The menu and transitions between videos are hilarious...you can tell Stan had his hands (of love) in the entire process of putting this incredibly rare and worthwhile thing together. It's inexpensive and high quality. BUY IT and help support this old fringe cult leader! WE LOVE YOU STAN!

One of the best concerts I've seen was Stan at the Piggery in Byron Bay, Australia, many years ago. Sheer intense musical lunacy with great musicianship. Just what's captured on this DVD. Sign me up for the next one of contemporary performance. Being subversive in a 3 minute song is a rare skill worth emulating. Good one Stan!

Even if some of the material herein is kinda rough, this is an absolute must-have for every fan of this so talented artist, which stands as one of the few real writers among rock lyricists. First of all, because this collection is really difficult to purchase here, in France, a reason for which I thank CDBaby for giving me the opportunity to find it. Secondo, this footage spans a lot of the career of former Wall Of Voodoo singer/songwriter, from the WOV days (those clips & looks!!!) to 1995 and the albums "Black Diamond" & Drywall's "Work the Dumb Oracle" (the latter being, in my opinion, his finest work since he went solo). His fine duo with Police's Stewart Copeland, "Don't Box Me In", is very Tuxedomoon-like... More personnaly, I was astounded to realise he did a track for a french movie I saw as a kid (Terminus - a kind of french answer to Mad Max - with belgium/french mainstream icon Johnny Halliday), "End Of the Line" (a song I already knew as a bonustrack from the remastered version of "The Big Heat", his first solo LP), closing a circle...

Not the best video production, but they are the original film clips. Somehow it seems the best way to view these songs is in their original (and rough) format. A great collection of behind-the-scenes clips from various tours too. A remarkable tribute to a truly remarkable singer-songwriter. My only criticism is that I wish there were more tacks on this DVD!!