Set for DVD and Blu-ray release today (Monday, September 7), This Is Spinal Tap: Up To 11 25th Anniversary Edition celebrates the greatest "rockumentary" ever made.
1982 and the world's loudest rock band, Spinal Tap, are about to embark on their biggest world tour to date. Along for the ride is film-maker and fan Marti DiBergi there to make a behind-the-scenes tribute to his favourite heavy metal band. However instead of a celebrating the genius of the musicians behind such classics as Big Bottom and Hell Hole, the documentary captures the cracks as they begin to appear for this band whose time has come... and now appears to have gone again.
While the tour turns out to be not the sell-out they had hoped for, the band's hapless manager Ian Faith unwittingly orchestrates a cacophony of errors: stage props malfunctions, miniature sets and an all-black album cover to replace one that the record company deemed too offensive to women: "What's wrong with being sexy?"
The final straw however might just prove to be the interference of guitarist David St. Hubbins's girlfriend Janine in the band's business affairs, shutting out childhood friend and co-lead guitarist Nigel Tufnel. With a camera recording all the chaos, the archetypal portrait of a band in crisis is born.
To celebrate the DVD and Blu-ray release of This Is Spinal Tap: Up To 11 25th Anniversary Edition we have teamed up with Optimum Releasing to offer 1 lucky reader the chance to win the This Is Spinal Tap: 25th Anniversary Limited Marshall Amp Edition, the Spinal Tap album Back from the Dead, Festival Express on DVD, a Spinal Tap t-shirt and 3 Spinal Tap badges!
To win just answer this simple question:
Who played Marti DiBergi in Spinal Tap?
a) Rob Reiner
b) Rob Lowe
c) Tony Hendra
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The Marshall Amp edition includes a customised Marshall Amp (going up to 11), 7 original art cards, 5 Disc Stonehenge digi pack - including 'This is Spinal Tap' DVD re-mastered and restored, the Blu-ray of 'This is Spinal Tap', over 5 hours of extras content and The Original Soundtrack CD.
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