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    The Bruford DVD is ok but the video is lousy and there is a problem with synching audio and video. I watched it once and never watched it again.

    A word of advice for video makers, show the drummer.

    They did that on the Jack D DVD. It's very, very good.

    Go get it.

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    Where can I get the:
    Holland, DeJonette, Metheny, Hancock - DVD Live

    and......The DeJonette dvd

    any help would be great!!

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    Originally posted by benrand:
    A word of advice for video makers, show the drummer.
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">AMEN! Huge pet peeve of mine.

    Drummers should make drum videos & DVDs. How much skill does it take? One doesn't need to graduate from USC film school to make a good work.

    Leave the guitar solo, keyboard solo, bass solo for the audio! Keep the camera on the drummer!!

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