PLEASE NOTE that this DVD is dual format and should be playable on any machine supporting either PAL or NTSC format (worldwide). Region 0 (worldwide). (September 2010) (3h 30 mins) Ladies From Hell * Call To The Blood * When The Pipers Play * bonus footage. The three popular films Ladies From Hell, Call To The Blood and When The Pipers Play, now digitally remastered and combined into one boxed set, with bonus documentary, extra music tracks and previously unseen footage of the world's greatest pipers in competition.Winner of eight awards, this landmark series has been aired on international TV, including PBS and The History Channel, and is the definitive history of the Great Highland Bagpipe and its music, in peace and in war. Narrated by Charlton Heston, Tom Conti and Hannah Gordon, with interviews with HRH Prince of Wales, Phil Collins, Jackie Stewart and several war veterans. Also featuring Capercaillie's Karen Matheson and Donald Shaw, and songs by Isla St Clair. Pipers featured include Michael Cusack, Alasdair Gillies, Willie MacCallum, Angus MacColl, Fred Morrison, Jim Motherwell, Donald Lindsay, Jim MacGillvrey, Gordon Walker, pipers from all the Scottish Regiments and volunteers of The 78th Fraser Highlanders. DVD1: Ladies From Hell was the title given to the fierce kilted Highlanders by their enemies. The use of the bagpipes in war is very ancient among the Celtic people, and this film traces the story from the Braveheart days of Wallace, to the siege of the Alamo and the Battle of the Clans, to the carnage of World War One.DVD2: Call To The Blood traces the effect of the bagpipe from the battlefields of World War Two to the present day. Its haunting sound awakens a distant past in people around the world - the 'Call To The Blood' is strong.DVD3: When The Pipers Play - this compelling, multi award-winning film combines inspiring songs with stunning footage, bringing to the screen a unique insight into one of the world's most popular instruments."Exceptional" (Sunday Times magazine)"Essential viewing" (Sunday Mail)"Impressive" (Scots Magazine)
