DVD Review: Motor City Mayhem: Ted Nugent: Movies & TV

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DVD Review: Motor City Mayhem: Ted Nugent: Movies & TV

Posted by admin | on 4 July, 07:34 AM

Product Description
July 4, 2008 was a landmark night at the DTE Energy Music Centre in the 41-year touring career of Detroit’s own Ted Nugent, as he performed his 6,000th show to a raucous hometown crowd. For the 20,000+ that attended, this show was an affirmation that a Ted Nugent show is not just a show…it is a celebration. A celebration of life, a celebration of Motor City rock n’ roll and, on this night, a celebration of over 40 years of touring to all corners of the earth.

TRACK LISTING 1. Star Spangled Banner 2. Motor City Madhouse 3. Wango Tango 4. Free For All 5. Stormtroopin’ 6. Dog Eat Dog 7. Need You Bad 8. Weekend Warrior 9. Love Grenade 10. Honky Tonk (with Joe Podorsek) 11. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang 12. Baby Please Don’t Go 13. Geronimo And Me 14. Jenny Take A Ride (with Johnny “Bee” Badanjek) 15. Soul Man 16. Hey Baby (with Derek St. Holmes) 17. Cat Scratch Fever (with Derek St. Holmes) 18. Stranglehold (with Derek St. Holmes) 19. Great White Buffalo 20. Fred Bear

well played well shot (excuse the pun Ted) well recorded show!,

By Richardson “JrJ” (Sunny California USA) -
(TOP 500 REVIEWER)

This review is from: Ted Nugent: Motor City Mayhem - 6,000th Concert [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)

This is a solid 2 hour kick butt Ted Nugent show with the addition of legendary front man Derek St Holmes bringing his unmistakable voice to the hits he originally sang , Hey Baby and Stranglehold as well as offering support on Cat Scratch Fever. The blu-ray looks terrific and I’m a very pleased owner. One could make small quibbles about song choices (I wish those two had done Just what the Doctor ordered) ….but its a pretty darned good set list. There are no extra features and I would have thought an interview with the never camera shy Tedster would have been obvious….we do hear enough from him over the 2 hours to keep us happy.

Ted almost gets this right! But a fantastic show nonetheless!,

By cd-heaven “cd-heaven” (rock n roll heaven) -

This review is from: Ted Nugent: Motor City Mayhem - 6,000th Concert [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)

First of all let me say that this release blows away, no it actually shatters the Sweden Rocks DVD released last year. I was put back by that release, Ted in Sweden, recording a live DVD?? It just didn’t seem right. This release shows Ted let loose in his element, an enthusiastic hometown crowd (but don’t be fooled by the number of persons in attendance, I am sure it was some sort of town fest Ted was playing which he ususally packs those people in who pay about $10.00), but this shows Ted is much more comfortable here, and he just let’s ‘er rip! A great 2 hour show, shows terrible Ted playing so many yesteryear classics, a few latter year classics (that’s right Fred Bear baby!), and to see him properly get it right bringing the man!, Derek St Holmes out to sing Hey Baby and Stranglehold, and he also stays on for Cat Scratch. My only gripe, and yes it’s very minor, but if you are going to release an all-out show, have all guns blazing, a celebration of your musicall legacy, and history (Ted’s guitar shows up on Honky Tonk), I felt Ted shoulda had the voice of his Weekend Warriors release, Charlie Hunh on for I Need You Bad, and Weekend Warriors…but that doesn’t deduct any points off this release as this is essential for any and all Ted fans. You will not be sure you picked this up on Blu Ray!
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