Recorded at Royal Albert Hall in London over two nights in 1983, this concert video is a must for Goth fans, or anyone else who loved the "alternative" music scene in the 1980s. Siouxsie is at her charismatic best, in excellent voice and full Goth regalia, spinning, prancing, and capturing the crowd with inspired performances of some of the best of the band's early 80's material, including Israel, Cascade, Melt, Pulled To Bits, and the Beatles' cover Helter Skelter. As an added bonus, this was filmed during the tenure of one Robert Smith as the Banshee's guitarist--you may remember him from another band known as The Cure. Concert videos don't get any better than this. Now if someone would only get around to releasing The Cure's Live at Orange video on DVD...
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