– Customer review on 06/03/2011

While some may say that the video age was on the brain dead side, it still occupies a warm spot in the hearts of others. Nowhere is that made more clear than on this collection. I've been a fan of Pat ever since the first time I heard her made-for-AOR pipes on local radio, and became a bigger fan after seeing just how good she looked on some of her earlier videos, but my wife is the true fan. I bought this on the spur of the moment before we had even purchased a DVD player, and it was only recently that we finally got the chance to watch it. We spent a Friday evening after the kids were in bed watching in amazement and with amusement almost twenty years of video Pat, and neither of us considered the evening lost. On the contrary, the early videos from the dawn of the video age were a great nostalgia trip, while the middle ones were good for a laugh because they had somehow learned to take themselves too seriously. We chose the option where Pat and Neil give their own commentary and explain what they were going through at the time and what some of the videos have come to mean to them. Okay, so it isn't Casablanca, but if you grew up in the eighties it has a certain charm.