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Journey to the Centre of the Earth - 30th Anniversary Collectors Edition DVD (2005)

Track List
Title		Length
1	Catherine Parr	11' 51"
2	Guinevere	6' 11"
3	Journey to the Centre of the Earth	41' 20"
4	Catherine Howard
5	Merlin	7' 48"
6	Anne Boleyn	6' 42"
7	Reprise from The Forest	11' 13"
8	The Lost Journey Documentary	30' 38"

Artist List
Name	Instrument
Rick Wakeman	Keyboards
Ashley Holt	Vocals
Barney James	Drums
Gary Pickford Hopkins	Vocals
Geoff Crampton	Guitars
John Hodgson	Percussion
Roger Newell	Guitars
Terry Taplin	Narrator
The Melbourne Philharmonic Orchestra	Orchestra
The Melbourne Chamber Choir	Choir
Verdon Williams	Conductor

Catalogue
Type	Cat No.	Label	Country
DVD PAL	DVD8049X	Classic Pictures	Worldwide

Miscellaneous Information
In January 2005 for the very first time in 30 years Rick Wakeman and original band members Roger Newell, Ashley Holt, Barney James and Gary Pickford Hopkins were reunited at Shepperton Studios. Between them they had their own exclusive never seen before Super 8mm footage which was filmed during their amazing Journey and this documentary shows them at the time and today with interviews and many funny stories - This is a fascinating insight into their unforgettable Journey and life on the road across the globe – A collectors dream.
Equipment	Studio	Engineering
	•Recorded February 4th 1975 at the Sydney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne, Australia •Documentary recorded January 2005 at Shepperton Studios, UK

Rick's Perspective
Notes

Wakey's Verdict

Little Known Trivia

Reviews
Fendall Hill on 13/08/2005 [Other reviews by Fendall Hill ] This is a thoroughly enjoyable and well produced DVD with, considering the age of the footage, surprisingly good sound quality. Needless to say the musicianship of Rick, the band, vocals, choir and orchestra (except for the atrocious brass section) was brilliant! The renditions of Merlin and Anne Boleyn were a real highlight, and the hymn "The Day the Lord..." - Rick's lead-in and performance of that hymn always affects me personally more than any strictly sacred piece I know. The classical guitar is exquisite. I'd heard about the blow-up dinosaurs, but to see them in "action" made me laugh uncontrollably loudly. The "Lost Journey" documentary was real fun, as was the whole DVD.

Reviews

Fendall Hill on 13/08/2005 [Other reviews by Fendall Hill ]

This is a thoroughly enjoyable and well produced DVD with, considering the age of the footage, surprisingly good sound quality. Needless to say the musicianship of Rick, the band, vocals, choir and orchestra (except for the atrocious brass section) was brilliant! The renditions of Merlin and Anne Boleyn were a real highlight, and the hymn "The Day the Lord..." - Rick's lead-in and performance of that hymn always affects me personally more than any strictly sacred piece I know. The classical guitar is exquisite. I'd heard about the blow-up dinosaurs, but to see them in "action" made me laugh uncontrollably loudly. The "Lost Journey" documentary was real fun, as was the whole DVD.