The Style Council - Sight & Sound In Concert

About This Movie

So, 'The Style Council - Sight & Sound In Concert' captures a pretty distinctive moment in music history. Filmed at Goldiggers back in '84, the atmosphere is a blend of raw energy and the intimate vibe of a small venue, which gives it an almost personal feel. The performance is tight, with the guys fully embracing the spirit of their time—mixing elements of pop and jazz, creating a sound that’s both catchy and socially aware. Their chemistry on stage really stands out, and you can sense the connection with the audience throughout. The pacing keeps you engaged, moving smoothly from one song to the next, with little interludes that make it feel like a true concert experience.

This concert is particularly sought after given its limited broadcast on BBC2 and the unique setting of Goldiggers, which isn’t often captured on film. The format originally aired on television, and since then it has been hard to find in physical copies, making it a niche item for collectors. There's definitely a growing interest as fans of the band seek out live performances that highlight their sound during this vibrant period of the '80s.