Title: Pretty much what I expected
Product review: I generally find these "unauthorized" DVD's about bands to be pretty weak affairs, heavy on talk from journalists and "insiders" and lacking any real musical substance or actual film footage of the artists in question. This DVD release on Mott The Hoople is no exception to that rule and pretty much what I expected. There is very little actual film footage of the band and what songs you do see performed are incomplete. With that said however there is really nothing else available on DVD of Mott The Hoople, so I ordered it anyway realizing it would likely not be particularly great. Probably the best part of the entire disk is Morgan Fisher's silent home movies that he took of his bandmates while on tour. The boys are seen climbing (and literally falling) out of cars and generally larking about having fun. He does a voice commentary while the film plays and it is this segment that is actually the most interesting and enlightening part of the entire DVD.
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