Sting: Jamaica 2003 (Region 1 Import DVD)


Since it first hit the music festival scene in 1984, the Portmore-based Sting Festival has become the final word in the best of Jamaica's reggae musical acts. This recording of the 2003 concert maintains the fest's high standard of quality but is particularly notable for its dramatically abrupt end, which comes courtesy of an onstage feud between troublemakers Ninjaman and Vybz Kartel. At least the two reggae heavyweights made up after the show.

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Since it first hit the music festival scene in 1984, the Portmore-based Sting Festival has become the final word in the best of Jamaica's reggae musical acts. This recording of the 2003 concert maintains the fest's high standard of quality but is particularly notable for its dramatically abrupt end, which comes courtesy of an onstage feud between troublemakers Ninjaman and Vybz Kartel. At least the two reggae heavyweights made up after the show.

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Studio

Music Video Dist

Country of origin

United States

Release date

July 2008

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Movie released

July 2008

Dimensions

137 x 190 x 17mm (L x W x T)

Format

DVD

Region encoding

Region 1. This DVD will not play in all South African DVD players. You should only buy this if you are sure that your DVD player can play region 1 disks. Region 1. This DVD will not play in all South African DVD players. You should only buy this if you are sure that your DVD player can play region 1 disks.

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XPJ-737-420-2



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