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Since the release of their sophomore album 'The Greatest Hits' in 2006, Adelaide's Funkoars have attained cult-like status with their incredible live performances and notorious on-stage antics.

Returning to their home town for a one-off show in August 2007, Sesta, Hons, Trials & DJ Reflux pounded the stage with the energy that has made them a phenomenon.

Superbly captured with incredible audio and vision, 'The Greatest Hits Live' DVD is as close as you'll get to the front row and still remain dry. It features the incredible HQ performance along with exclusive interviews and rare studio footage, offering an insight into one of Australia’s most unique groups.

Funkoars have built a juggernaut of momentum and have yet remained almost entirely underground. How? Watch and see. This is how Hip Hop is supposed to sound.

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SPECIAL FEATURES:
FUNKOARS
'DA NA NA' VIDEO CLIP

DJ BONEZ FEAT. FUNKOARS
'CERTIFIED' VIDEO CLIP


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DURATION: 120 MINS


CLASSIFICATION: MA 15+

STRONG COARSE LANGUAGE
STRONG SEXUAL REFERENCES


TRACKLISTING:

01 CERTIFIED INTRO
02 DUNANA
03 THIS IS HOW
04 GREATEST HIT
05 ...AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
06 MEET THE FAMILY FEAT. PEGZ
07 THE SYMPHONY FEAT. VENTS
08 C.O.T.Y
09 MASTERPIECE
10 BOTTLESHOP
11 KIDNEY SHIFTERS
12 BLACKOUT
13 WHAT I WANT
14 GREATEST SKIT
15 THE REASON

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The forthcoming Hilltop Hoods DVD release, ‘City Of Light’, documents the making and touring of iconic albums 'The Hard Road' and 'The Hard Road: Restrung', allowing an insight into the creative dynamic of one of the most innovative and successful groups in Australian music today.

‘City Of Light’ incorporates 2 hours of exclusive interviews and music videos, including extensive live and behind the scenes footage from the ‘Restrung’ album launch. This unique show saw the Hoods perform alongside the 31 piece Adelaide Symphony Orchestra to a full house at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. It quite simply must be seen to be believed.