Customer Reviews

Indigo Girls - Live at the Uptown Lounge

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This video has not only great acoustic music, but also interviews with the girls. It takes place in their hometown of Athens, Georgia in an intimate setting, the Uptown Lounge. The guest appearance by Micheal Stipe in Kid Fears was a bonus. I highly recomend it to any die hard IG's fan!

I'like this show because it's intimate, has great sound, and you can feel the mistic that surrounds the place.

Nice video with semi-amatuer camera shots. Suprise appearance from Michael Stipe (REM) for Kid Fears. Has bits of personal interviews. This video shows The Girls in an intimate light.

Chick bands are my thing. Without a doubt, if you are a chick band type of person, you'll find this DVD stellar. Had the VHS version for years. Although some will be stand-offish for the whole lesbian scene issue,...give these ladies credit. The strumming of the guitars hangs thick in the Indigo Lounge air while the vocals strike with unparalleled accuracy. I've had friends watch this DVD who wouldn't even have thought about buying an IG DVD. The moment they witness this concert, they are off to their favorite music purchase outlet to get their hands around this one. Repeat performance that you'll never tire of. Guarantee.

a fun-loving and frolicsome journey through the creativity and determination of a truly unique band.

If you can get past the silly fashions and very casual format of this video, you can peer into the heart of two women who stuck to their guns and forged ahead into true mastery of an enjoyable and enduring niche within the fickle music industry.

I had seen the Indigo Girls on Jay Leno TV show back in 1994-95, and they were very good. So recently I decided to purchase their early years DVD "Live at the Uptown Lounge" from 1990. I found it to be a disappointment. There was no back-up band, the two female voices were not as harmonized as in later years, they were dressed poorly, and the sound/picture quality was not as good. The two singers are young and enthusiastic in this DVD concert, as are their audience members. But overall, not worth the purchase price.

Watershed combines several music videos from acclaimed folk-rockers The Indigo Girls with live footage, home videos from friends and family and a behind the scenes glimpses of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers.