Customer Reviews

Sugar Ray - No Cerveza, No Trabaja

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
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1 star:		(0)

 

 

This is a disc for both fans of the band and those who have only heard hits like "Fly" and "Every Morning." Longtome fans will delight in the inclusion of older, harder tracks like "Mean Machine," "Caboose," and "Iron Mic." These tracks will also show those who have only heard the more recent stuff just how cool and verstile this band is. The 5.1 sound is amazing and it even included the video for "Falls Apart" which was not on the VHS.

If you call yourself a Sugar Ray fan, then you have to have this in your collection. This video rocks so much!!! It has every single one of their 8 videos. Yes, 8 videos. From the early days. You get so much Sugar Ray in this video your appetite may be filled. But it may leave you screaming for more. It captures the essense of Sugar Ray, which is a group of five guys just wanting to have a good time. And that's what this video is. A good time. Buy it!! You will not be disapointed!

I'm not crazy about their pre-"Fly" stuff, so am not crazy about their earlier videos. I hadn't seen the "Fly" and "Every Morning" videos, so that's why I got this. It was great to see those videos. And the reason I'm giving this 4 stars (instead of 3) even though I only really like two of the videos, is that the clips between the videos of the guys goofing around, and of their mothers being interviewed about their sons, is hilarious stuff.

I am Sugar Ray's #1 fan, I love them all <even loopy> and all of there cds so when i heard they had a vidoe i went and bought it and it was really cool. It documented How Sugar Ray really are, and how they really act. I have been to 5 of there concerts and the video did a good job of showing how there concerts are. This Video really kicked ass, I hope they come out with another one

The Tracks:
Caboose
Mean Machine
10 Seconds Down
Iron Mic
Fly (feat. Super Cat)
RPM
Every Morning
Someday
-And intervies with band members and their families about the band.

Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
Audio: Dolby AC-3 5.1, LPCM (CD Quality uncompressed pro-logic compatible 2.0)
My opinion is that the 5.1 mix does not make extensive use of the rear channels, but helps to provide a crisper sound environment than pro-logic 1 or 2.

Bonus Track: Falls Apart (Also LPCM and 5.1)

If you are a fan of Sugar Ray then i highly recommend this dvd. It has all their early videos from their debut cd, plus the stuff from their Fly and Everybody days. People who think that Fly was their first video will be surprised at how many earlier videos they did, and at the hardcore style they used to do. I love every single Sugar Ray cd, from their early beginnings as a thrash/metal/punk band to the current radio-friendly pop they are doing now. It's all good. The dvd includes music videos, plus footage of the band members' backstage antics, which are fun to watch. You also get to meet the mothers of the bandmembers, talking about how sweet and wonderfully innocent their sons all are, and this footage is cut with scenes of the group members partying in various states of drunkenness and fun. It's all harmless and very entertaining. The whole dvd concept is well thought-out and executed. I wished it could have gone on longer. My only hope is a sequel of some sort, with more videos from the new cds. Those guys clearly know how to have a great time and are definite party animals. Mark McGrath and the gang look like a great bunch of guys to know and hang out with. Don't miss this dvd. It's a solid collection to your Sugar Ray library.