Post Description

Serial #.............: Habibi
Title................: Stockholm 86
Artist...............: Prince
Year.................: 2005
Type.................: Bootleg
Comment..............: Parade Tour, Isstadion, Stockholm, 22nd August 1986
Duration.............: 107 minutes
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: AC3 2.0
Video Format.........: DVD5
Video Resolution.....: 720 x 480
Source...............: Professionally Filmed (Quality : EX-)


Content

Around The World In A Day   /   Christopher Tracy's Parade   /   New Position   
/   I Wonder U   /   Raspberry Beret   /   Delirious   /   Controversy   /   A 
Love Bizarre   /   Do Me, Baby   /   How Much Is That Doggy In The Window   /   
Lady Cab Driver (instrumental)   /   Automatic   /   D.M.S.R.   /   When Doves 
Cry   /   Under The Cherry Moon   /   Anotherloverholenyohead   /   17 Days   /  
 Head   /   Pop Life   /   Girls And Boys   /   Life Can Be So Nice   /   1999   
/   Mountains   /   Kiss   /   Purple Rain

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Habibi's release of the excellent professionally filmed Parade show. This is 
certainly a welcome improvement over the previous fan release version (listed 
HERE). The footage is pro shot by a single camera, and whilst it gives an 
excellent view of the concert, there are no close ups. Unfortunately for the 
first 4 songs, the dark lighting and dry ice make the stage almost invisible, 
however it does pick up immediately after, and the remaining footage is of very 
high quality. My only other complaint regarding the filming is that the camera 
shakes rather annoyingly in a couple of places. The picture quality on this 
Habibi release is more defined with sharper lines and much clearer colours. It 
still has the slightly gritty feel of the previous version, however it is an 
improvement. As with all other Habibi DVD's the menu's are plain to the point of 
looking rather amateur - and certainly do not do justice to the impressive 
content on the disc. Overall I find very little to fault on this release.