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Live at Wembly
Beyonce
Live at Wembly
Genres: Pop, R&B
 
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Japanese pressing of the urban/pop diva's 2004 live release features the same DVD (NTSC/Region 2) as the U.S. but adds two exclusive bonus tracks, Naughty Girl' (featuring Lil' Kim) & 'Naive' (HR Crump Remix feat. Da B...  more »

     
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All Artists: Beyonce
Title: Live at Wembly
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony / Bmg Japan
Original Release Date: 1/1/2004
Re-Release Date: 8/2/2004
Album Type: Extra tracks, Import, Limited Edition
Genres: Pop, R&B
Styles: Dance Pop, Contemporary R&B, Soul
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 4547366015997

Synopsis

Album Description
Japanese pressing of the urban/pop diva's 2004 live release features the same DVD (NTSC/Region 2) as the U.S. but adds two exclusive bonus tracks, Naughty Girl' (featuring Lil' Kim) & 'Naive' (HR Crump Remix feat. Da Brat), to the audio disc. Sony.
 

CD Reviews

Good, Beyonce.
Javier Lopez | Peru | 06/11/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Beyonce is very talented and she just had an amazing year with her multi-platinum album that brought her hits such as "Crazy in love" and "Naughty girl". So now you'll have the chance to see that success on stage.
This DVD contains a concert at Wembley stadium, where Beyonce sings almost all her solo songs plus a medley with the best songs of Destiny's Child. The show is very good (not amazing), Beyonce's voice sounds also good, but besides the show I think that the special features are also good with behind the scenes with Beyonce and Beyonce's performance at The Brit Awards 2004.
What I think that what's missing in this production are her videos and the rest of the songs that come on "Dangerously in love". Finally you'll get with this DVD a bonus cd that contains: "Wishing on a star", "What's it gonna be", "My first time", "Krazy in luv" and a remix from "Naughty girl"."
Awesome Show!
04/17/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"this 2 DVD set includes the concert and unreleased tracks as well remixes on some favoritesDisc 1,set list includes:
Baby Boy

Naughty Girl

Fever

Hip Hop Star

Yes

Work It Out

Gift From Virgo

Be With You

Speechless

DC Medley

Me, Myself And I

Summertime

Dangerously In Love

Crazy In Love Disc 2 unrealeased material, and remixes

Wishing On A Star

What's It Gonna Be

My First Time

Krazy In Luv

Baby Boy

Naughty Girl

I recently went to go see her in concert and truly an amazing show, this definetly a DVD for any Beyonce fan"
An Average Concert At Best...
Jamaal A. Bivens | Jacksonville, Florida | 06/09/2005
(3 out of 5 stars)

"I'm not understanding all the five-star reviews for this concert. Are we reviewing Beyonce' or the actual concert here?



Beyonce' is one of the best female singers of our time. She exudes such control over her voice and will let you know that her voice is definitely not one of a thin nature. But, by the looks of this concert, it's obvious that she is used to the backing of Destiny's Child and not at all quite ready to go on a world tour alone.



Not to say that this concert was a total mess at all. Beyonce's shines on "Dangerously In Love". Although some people criticize all the vocal ad-libbing after the actual song, it actually shows you the creativity she has in using her instrument. She shows off her amazing range throughout the song, but the ad-libbing is where her voice is at its best. "Baby Boy" and Naughty Girl" were both excellent performances with two good dance routines, and you would definitely join in to sing along. "Work It Out" showed Beyonce' cutting loose a la Tina Turner...it baffles me why this song wasn't overplayed like all of her other songs. "Gift From Virgo" had the perfect ambiance for the song, a nice slower number with Beyonce' sitting on a swing and the lighting reflecting her swinging in the sky. Excellent. And the closing "Crazy In Love" always makes you get up and wanna dance along (although I could have done completely without the guys dancing in their boxers).



A couple of the performances were just okay..."Fever" didn't give me anything to go on although Bee sounded great. As did "Be With You", in which Beyonce' sang well but didn't have anything spectacular going on in the background.



I could not thoroughly enjoy this concert and was very glad that I wasn't in the audience. There was a large amount of obvious lip-synching, especially on "Yes", which would have been a lot better had Beyonce' sang the whole song versus just singing at the end. And when I saw the set for that song, I immediately thought of En Vogue's video for "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)"...too reminiscent. "Hip Hop Star" was never my favorite song from the beginning, and Bee's performance of the song made me like it even less with the lip-synching of the verses. After "Speechless" (which was mediocre and should have been waaay better), the concert seems to take a lazy feel. "Me, Myself, and I" and "Summertime" were equally uninspiring. And what in the world was the DC medley about? I think that would have gone a lot better had the other members of DC joined her on stage for those songs versus Beyonce' singing them alone. She knew the cameras would be there for this DVD, I'm sure they could have come just for that mess-ley.



Another thing that bothered me was the camera. A lot of the camera angles focused too much on the audience and on the lighting versus the intricate dance moves during some songs. I would have loved the focus to be on the dancers versus some screaming little girl. Also, what was going on with the slow-motion shots that looked like they came from a camera phone? No.



This DVD also comes with a CD that featured some songs that I wish were never released or recorded. "Wishing On A Star" sounds a complete and utter mess, and "Krazy In Luv" was complete foolishness. "What's It Gonna Be" was nice, but obviously was brought down by thos aforementioned songs and some forgettable remixes.



This concert is truly evidence that Beyonce' needed DC to back her up. It wasn't a total waste, but save for the singles, this left a lot to be desired."