xx.xx.1997
Documental
PAL
PRO-SHOT
1 DVD
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01. Echoes of the Bunnymen - docu [23:15]
Documentary with incomplete live performances, interviews (musical influence, fave song, dreams, football, playing live)
Programme made 1992, Broadcast on ITV in late 1997, exact date unknown

02. We Have All The Time In The World [03:50]
Performed with Fun Lovin' Criminals, Jools Holland's Hootenany
Broadcast on BBC2 31st December 1997

Total: [27:06]

Source: Both clips are from a master PAL VHS 
Recorded and compiled by: andyschest
Lineage: PAL VHS > Pinnacle Moviebox > TMPGEnc DVD Author 3 > PAL DVD

Quality: Although it's from a master, there is a slight fuzz to the picture on both clips. I think I was having problems with my TV reception around this time. It's not enough to spoil it, in my opinion.

Notes:
01. The documentary was made during Mac's solo years. It was from a series called 'A Day In The Life'. It must have been some day because the programme features him reminiscing at the house where he grew up, visiting Anfield, rehearsing with his band, talking a lot, playing a concert with his band and even making a cup of tea. Unfortunately, the last few seconds are missing as I taped over them by mistake (doh!), but I think you can guess the punch line! 
The programme features incomplete live performances of the following tracks:
Magical World
Lover Lover Lover
Seven Seas
Honeydrip
Do It Clean
Vibor Blue
Killing Moon
In My Head

02. 'We Have All The Time In The World' was composed by John Barrie with lyrics by Hal David. It was written for the James Bond film 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' and was sung by Louis Armstrong. This performance was for Jools Holland's new year show and is a personal favourite of mine.

03. As an added bonus, the menu music is a clip of Mac singing 'Young At Heart' which was made popular by Frank Sinatra. It was recorded by Mac for a Bells Whisky commercial which was broadcast in the UK around 1998/99. It was never released commercially, which is a shame as it showcases his voice superbly. I'd love to hear an album of him singing songs like this.

Dimeadozen.org: Torrent 168883 (by andyschest)

Video Attribute :
  Video compression mode : MPEG-2
  TV system : 625/50 (PAL)
  Aspect Ratio : 4:3
  Display Mode : reserved
  Source picture resolution : 720x576 (625/50)
  Frame Rate : 25.00
  Source picture letterboxed : Not letterboxed
  Bitrate : 8.50Mbps

Audio Attribute : 
  Audio Coding mode : MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 without extension bitstream
  Sampling Rate : 48kHz
  Audio application mode : Not specified
  Number of Audio channels : 2
  Bitrate : 224 Kbps
  Number of Audio streams : 1