Pearl Jam “Immagine In Cornice” One-Night Only Premier
by 
acostill on September 20th, 2007
To celebrate the release of Pearl Jam’s upcoming live DVD, Immagine In Cornice (Picture in a Frame),there will be one-night premieres in select theatres in the U.S., UK and Ireland. The premieres will take place this Monday, September 24, in the UK and Ireland and Tuesday, September 25, in the States. For a full list of participating theatres go here.
Immagine in Cornice was filmed at five different performances in Italy from the band’s 2006 tour. The DVD captures Pearl Jam classics, such as “Even Flow” and “Corduroy”, as well as performances of songs from the band’s 2006 self-titled release.
The DVD will be released in stores on September 25 or can be bought through Pearl Jam’s official site.
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2 opinions for Pearl Jam “Immagine In Cornice” One-Night Only Premier
Sep 21, 2007 at 5:15 pm
Love Pearl Jam, love Italy, but I actually do not love concert movies so much. Unless this has other aspects (I haven’t heard too much about it). I think it gets a little dull watching a concert on TV although, I did used to like watching Unplugged so what’s with that?
I like docs better than concert flicks. I was thinking that the new Stones doc sounded boring and then I saw the preview and now I really want to see it.
Sep 21, 2007 at 8:34 pm
I agree. But, there are some very cool concert dvd’s, like the Stones Rock ‘n’ Roll Cicus, but that was a one of a kind show. I usually just can’t sit down in my loving room and watch a concert, it’s kind of lame. Music docs are so much more entertaining, like Pearl Jam’s Single Video Theory and Imagine.
I will say that Pearl Jam tries to add other goodies to their dvd’s. Their Touring Band DVD had the music videos for “Oceans” and “Do The Evolution” and some backstage footage. They also had some extra stuff for Live at the Garden, but it wasn’t nearly as good as Touring Band.
I think this dvd has some backstage footage and interviews with the band. I do like how the band usually puts several performances onto a DVD. It’s a little more interesting than just footage from one show. I wish the band would do some really huge live DVD, like a performance from every city. That would be nuts!
As for Unplugged, that was cool because it was a special show. It was seeing a band perform like you’ve never seen them before, so that made it cool. I never really cared for the regular live concerts on MTV though.
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