Have you bought a "Live at the Unicorn DVD", if so, let us know what you thought of it. Thanks.

Well pleased.. my copy just arrived today..

My copy also arrived today. Thanks for all of your hard work to bring this DVD about.

First impressions tends toward the DVD being a realease for 'hard-core fans' rather than an staright introduction to Jake, nontheless 'Our Dog' is worth the price of admission alone.

I'm really looking forward to savouring this in one go this evening.

Thanks again to everyone concerned.

All the best for Christmas and 2010.

Graham High

Have now had an opportunity to enjoy this DVD at one sitting.

WOW...........

I really don't have the words to express just how much enjoyment I got from seeing Jake again; very comfortable in his environment, and clearly (IMHO) enjoying the response he was getting from a very lively and responsive audience.

This release will be, I guess, unique, in that the other Beeb recordings are (presumably) edited and rehearsed. What we get here is Jake doing what he did best - to a relatively small "folk club" audience. No second takes - as it was. A priviledge to see it once again.

Don't know that you'd have to be a "hard core" fan to really enjoy it. I think it will be a real eye opener for those who only saw him on the telly - and a real opportunity for those who didn't see him live to experience the real Jake.

For any guitarists out there struggling to work out what is going on with the chords (me for one !) this is a real goldmine. Already I've been intrigued at some of the chord work, and will definitely get the pause button working over Christmas.

Finally, a huge "Thank you" for all the work that has gone into getting this released.

Seasonal Greetings to all

Mike Chiswell
"Only ever two frets away from the right note ...."

My copies arrived yesterday. Tried watching it in the DVD player but I couldn't understand much of what JT was saying/singing. I was very disappointed until I tried it on my laptop; the balance was much better and made it a lot more enjoyable. I'm 17 so, having not had a chance to see him live, it was very nice to see this DVD, and I enjoyed it a lot. Thank you to everyone involved in getting the DVD released.

Just a note to anyone who finds the sound quality terrible: try a different DVD player or PC. There was a massive improvement for me.

Andrew - sorry to hear about the sound problems. Before the master went to the manufacturers copies were played on a number of different machines from home systems through to laptops to try and ensure that both sound and picture were as good as they can be.

Ian

Ian - It's no problem. It's probably the fault of the low quality speakers I was using.

Thanks to all concerned - my copy arrived yesterday and played OK in my ancient DVD player. I saw him live in South Wales probably the same year as this recording. Its good to have a visual reference so that I can try to follow what he does on the guitar. A comment at a recent gathering was that it was good that people developed their own interpretations of Jake rather than copied; in my case its because a lot of Jakes playing is b***** difficult and I am forced to simplify it because of sheer lack of skill!

Seasons greetings to you all.

I'm reliably informed by my spy in Lapland that Father Christmas has received my copy and is bringing it to me this Friday.

Oh yes

Oh Very yes!!!!!

My tale is even more tragic than those of the young.

I am old enough to have seen Jake Live

But I didn't.

Why? because I had never heard of him! Mostly my own fault. I am so gratefull for this. Tonight I watched a Jake concert - something I never thought I'd have the privilege of doing. I just want those responsible for this DVD to know how much I appreciate their efforts. When one considers that this premium quality DVD was wrought from VHS tape probably 20 years old... well the mind boggles - the highest level of tech has been applied with a higher level of skill.

I am so happy - Thank you

Thank you

Thank you

J