Video:

The picture here is overwhelmingly dark, but it is still fairly easy to make out details in the shadows and low light. It's presented in 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen.

Audio:

Two audio options are available: 5.1 and PCM Stereo. The 5.1 track is respectable, but is missing that all-encompassing sound that can really elevate a concert film. The rear speakers are not as active as one could hope for from such a title.

Extras:

The two main extras are documentaries, one found on either disc. "Twisted Summer" is a fun look at Goldfrapp's tour in support of Black Cherry. Watch Alison Goldfrapp behind the scenes only reinforces how much of her stage persona is an act.

The second documentary, "A Trip to Felt Mountain," is clips of Alison talking while a camera is pointed outside a bus window, watching the land go by. About as interesting as it sounds.

Final Thoughts:

For hardcore fans of Goldfrapp, this is a must-have. For everyone else looking for an introduction to the duo's music, pick up "Black Cherry" first, then return and rent Wonderful Electric.