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This is Spinal Tap (Special Edition, DVD, 1984) 83 Min. Rockumentary Heavy Metal
This is Spinal Tap (Special Edition, DVD, 1984) 83 Min. Rockumentary Heavy Metal
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This is Spinal Tap (Special Edition, DVD, 1984) 83 Min. Rockumentary Heavy Metal
Near Perfect Used condition with original artwork wrap and case. It is about as close to New as possible for a previously owned DVD. I observed no scratches on Disc(s).
This Is Spinal Tap: The sights, sounds and SMELLS
Spinal Tap, an aging rock band has its ups and downs. Guitars malfunction, the bread backstage is "miniature" when they want it to be "large",and the "Stonehenge monument was in danger of being crushed--by a dwarf". Of course, they also have some good things happen to them. Filmmaker Marty Dibergi seems to catch Spinal Tap at interesting moments. And, through the course of the movie, we are introduced to Nigel Tufnel, lead guitar; David St. Hubbins, lead guitarist; and Derek Smalls, bass. We meet Mick Shrimpton, one of Tap's MANY drummers, and we see Viv Savage, the keyboardest, though we never hear a word from him until the end credits. Jeanine Pettibone, Dave's girlfriend becomes a small issume with Ian Faith, the band's manager, and Nigel throughout. Spinal Tap realises that as they get older, they become less popular, and some people don't find them the big bad rockers that they used to. Through apperent references to The Beatles, Queen, Led Zeppelin, KISS, and so many other classic rock bands, you see the rocker life through the eyes of "one of England's loudest rock bands". Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer play the three lead band members, and ...
Near Perfect Used condition with original artwork wrap and case. It is about as close to New as possible for a previously owned DVD. I observed no scratches on Disc(s).
This Is Spinal Tap: The sights, sounds and SMELLS
Spinal Tap, an aging rock band has its ups and downs. Guitars malfunction, the bread backstage is "miniature" when they want it to be "large",and the "Stonehenge monument was in danger of being crushed--by a dwarf". Of course, they also have some good things happen to them. Filmmaker Marty Dibergi seems to catch Spinal Tap at interesting moments. And, through the course of the movie, we are introduced to Nigel Tufnel, lead guitar; David St. Hubbins, lead guitarist; and Derek Smalls, bass. We meet Mick Shrimpton, one of Tap's MANY drummers, and we see Viv Savage, the keyboardest, though we never hear a word from him until the end credits. Jeanine Pettibone, Dave's girlfriend becomes a small issume with Ian Faith, the band's manager, and Nigel throughout. Spinal Tap realises that as they get older, they become less popular, and some people don't find them the big bad rockers that they used to. Through apperent references to The Beatles, Queen, Led Zeppelin, KISS, and so many other classic rock bands, you see the rocker life through the eyes of "one of England's loudest rock bands". Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer play the three lead band members, and ...
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