Although many people have already seen this documentary on television as an edited version, this is still essential viewing for any fan of the band and real rock 'n' roll music in general.
Oasis, particularly the Gallaghers are the funniest musicians since The beatles, and also the best band since, and this documentary proves that despite the terrible state of English music and the falsity of the charts, they remain our most important band, having the attitude, the anthems and the charisma that hasn't been seen since the days of T-Rex.
Bands like this are a moment, a movement and unique. It's a shame that the much aired Manchester footage is all that could be mustered for this dvd, but when you consider that on the same night Live 8 was on, the intensity of the Manchester gig makes the pantomime drama of other acts crumble in its wake.
Oasis Forever.

This is a good dvd although nothing special,it doesn't give you any real insight into the band at all. On the concert side, again nothing special I felt the band we're just going through the motions.The sound is very poor no DTS option so therefore listening through in 5.1 is not up to standard. I would say unless your a fan save your money or wait until the price comes down....Very Average!

So many of us have already seen the edited documentary Lord Don't Slow me Down which first premiered last year. Filmed in black and white the film follows the band on the Don't Believe the Truth tour giving access behind the scenes and also showing some snippets of live performances. I found this documentary to be enjoyable but didn't really learn much about what makes the band tick in regard to the recording process etc. Still there's a Q and A session on this dvd which should be interesting and also there's a full live gig from the Eastlands arena which makes this dvd great value. I wish they would have put an indoor gig on the dvd though as they are always much better sound wise, that's my only gripe.