Description
Released exclusively on the long since discontinued and deleted formats of VHS and LaserDisc, the following has NEVER been released on DVD until NOW!
This REMASTERED DVD is sourced directly from the original high quality LaserDisc to DVD for the first time ever! Quality is unmatched as it transferred from the long since deleted LaserDisc from OVER TWENTY NINE years ago. Another original offer from your team at MVR!
Description: Many fans have said in reviews on the various sites how this should have been a DVD YEARS AGO. Well collector’s here is your DVD remastered from the best possible quality laserdisc source. The music videos are interspersed with explanations from the ladies about the specific songs and music videos and where the inspiration came from and behind the scenes stories of making the various videos. These videos range from the years 1986 to 1991.
1. Come Go With Me
2. Point of No return
3. Let Me Be The One
4. Seasons Change
5. What You Don’t Know
6. When I looked At Him
7. Tell Me Why
8. Your Baby Never Looked Good In Blue
9. Credits
9. Expose official commercial for both LP’s
Total Running Time is 41 Minutes
Daniel Alustiza (verified owner) –
So this is the only way to obtain as many music videos from Expose as possible on one form of media, that being a DVD, and it’s well worth it. The only thing I wish was that there were more songs, but that was a limitation of the producer who put the laserdisk together over 30 years ago. December is not on this disc, if you are wondering. The company converting these laserdiscs to DVD should be commended, as no one else but MVR is going to go and remaster these rare releases, as the work involved is extreme.
kathyrpappas (verified owner) –
Very good variety lots of music videos
J. Mac (verified owner) –
I watched this on Laserdisc back when VHS was the industry standard. Laserdisc was obviously way superior and as a youngster I couldn’t believe the picture and sound quality. So MVR goes and meticulously transfers this from Laserdisc to DVD. I’m impressed all over again. If anything it sounds and looks even better than before. Thanks MVR! Keep ‘em coming!