Siouxsie Sioux proved she can't really sing in tune live in Nocturne (where she was flat the whole way through). Unfortunately, 15-odd years down the track her range seems more restricted and she struggles up towards the notes from underneath without really getting there - it's really quite painful to listen to unless you are also tone deaf.
Here we are, 7 years down the road from the break-up of Siouxsie and the banshees. The journey has been filled with both pleasure and pain, a lot like this DVD.
I have to disagree with the other comment on this film, I found it superb although not quite as good as Nocturne which was excellent and the main reason why I am now massive Siouxsie fan, a band who were in my opinion massively underrated.Although Siouxsie's voice is not the same as it was in her younger days, she still gives a stunning performance with the highlights being Metal Postcard, Voodoo Dolly and a simply stunning version of Icon.
Six out of ten for this DVD. Looks great, sounds great, fine version of the Banshees, and Siouxsie is still remarkably attractive at 45, but the moment she opens her mouth you'll know why this isn't an all-points winner.
