He Changed Our World - Steve Irwin Memorial Tribute (2 Viewers)

[Euan Buchan]

There's a new DVD of that memorial service held at Austraila Zoo with variois artits looks a good DV probably buy it as I was a fan



Tracklist

01. Opening Graphics
02. Testimonial From Russell Crowe
03. Opener
04. The Hon John Howard MP, Prime Minister Of Australia
05. Tue Blue (Short Version)
06. Anthony Field (Finding Out About About The Crocoseum)
07. Wiggly Safari
08. Testimonial From Cameron Diaz
09. Anthony Field - Steve Growing Up
10. man Of Action Clip
11. Steve's Home Videos
12. Wes Mannion
13. Wes' Croc Attack
14. To Change This World
15. Testmonial From larry King.
16. Professor Craig Franklin (Remember Steve)
17. Super Croc
18. Anthony Field - Steve And The Aboriginal Community.
19. Cooee - Dr Eve Fesl/Lyndon Davis/Shannon Chilly
20. Official "brother" - Steve Harvey
21. Testimonial From kevin Costner - Kevin Costner
22. John Stainton - Steve The Cameraman - John Stainton
23. Camerman Steve - Steve Irwin
24. John Stainton - Steve's Professionalism - John Stainton
25. Bloopers - Steve Irwin
26. John Stainto - A Way With Words - John Stainton
27. Dragon Poo Rap - Various Artists
28. Testimonial From Kelly Rippa - Kelly Rippa
29. Anthony Field - Steve's Home - Anthony
30. Home Among The Gum Trees - John Williamson
31. Testimonial From Clark Bunting - Clark Bunting
32. Steve Rise To Success - Various Artists
33. Bob Irwin - Bob Irwin
34. Steve Talks Of His Family - Steve Irwin
35. Sanator The Hon. Ian Campbell - Ian Campbell
36. Orangutans And Elephants - Various Artists
37. Testimonial From Justin Timberlake - Justin Timberlake
38. Bindi Irwin - Bindi Irwin
39. Steve On Conservation - Steve Irwin
40. Handlers With Animals - Various Artists
41. Wes Introduces The Elephants - Wes Mannion
42. Testimonial From Hugh Jackman - Hugh Jackman And The Slugs
43. Anthony Field - Anthony Field
44. The Crocodiels Are Crying (Poem) - David Wenham
45. Steve - Inteview Piece - Steve Irwin
46. Montage Of Celebrity Tape - Various Artists
47. Anthony Field - FInal Journey - Anthony Field
48. Brian Packs The Truck/ "True Blue" - John Williamson/Brian Coulter
49. Anthony Field - Birds Fly - Anthony Field
50. Steve's last Woohoo/Montage Of Stills - Steve Irwin
51. A Special Personal Interview With Steve And Family - Steve Irwin/The Steve Irwin Family.

youwill probably see it in HMV & Virgin stores

 

[Euan Buchan]

this is a great emotional DVD made me cry but a must for all Steve fans

 

[Katy Penland]

I watched the service when it was aired here. Still can't believe he's gone. :-C

 

[mrlimbo]

I cant believe that any true animal/wildlife lover , would actually like this bully of a man !!!!

 

[delia todd]

I cant believe that any true animal/wildlife lover , would actually like this bully of a man !!!!

A bit harsh Mrlimbo

D

 

[SiG]

I cant believe that any true animal/wildlife lover , would actually like this bully of a man !!!!

Er, aren't you being a bit of a bully yourself replying with this judgemental comment in a thread in which the poster's obviously feeling quite emotional? I don't share his sentiments myself, but there's no need for your comment in my not very humble opinion.

 

[mrlimbo]

Er, aren't you being a bit of a bully yourself replying with this judgemental comment in a thread in which the poster's obviously feeling quite emotional? I don't share his sentiments myself, but there's no need for your comment in my not very humble opinion.

Well i waited a decent period to post my thoughts on this tv celebrity, and as far as im aware the original poster is allowed to express his opinion on him & im allowed mine , i dont have a problem with that , but some seem to , my post had nothing to do with the orinal posters thoughts etc , i was just rather shocked to find that this person had supporters , who are also nature/wildlife lovers ?
A bit like , liking bullfighters & old time circus lion tamers , as those were the things that came into my mind , when watching that person on tv back in the day , couldnt really believe it then or now that it was anything to do with the "animals" or there welfare , it was about putting on a show at the expense of the animals.
Please post back and tell me he was the greatest person to wildlife that ever walked this earth & that anyone who didnt like him , couldnt be a animal/wildlife lover.
And i will respect your opinion , thats how you saw him , so please respect mine , as thats how i saw him.
May he rest in peace & so can a few more animals now.

 

[kingwolf]

I wouldn't class my self as a fan of his - noting that I didnt watch his tv shows. But what I do know is that he did care about the wildlife of his native country.

i am going to generalise here (my apologies to non-stereotypical Aussies) - Aussie males are very macho but even they were sad to see him past away because he was one of them showing them something amazing about there country, which if the aussie equivelent of Bill Oddie/Attenbrough had done then they would have just laughed at it and not watched. He took something he cared passionatly about to a group of people who were proud of their country but that didn't include the croc's etc

Yes his methods were unorthidox but if they got the people of Austrailia thinkin then is that not the greatest result? Did he not save large numbers of animals which could have been killed?

Yes question his method's but not his passion for the animals of his country!

 

[brianfm]

This issue was covered at the time of Steves death on BF and I expect the thread can be easily found. Must say the guys style and television appearances never appealed to me, but I do know several people with a love of wildlife as great, or even perhaps greater than my own, who enjoyed his programmes and liked the guy and I would never condemn them for that.

The following site may offer some insight as to the work Steve has done over the years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Irwin Yeah some of his methods have to be questioned, but to write a guy with his interests in conservation and his ability to inspire others off as a bully, is in my mind rather harsh as has already been mentioned.

Cheers

 

[mrlimbo]

This issue was covered at the time of Steves death on BF and I expect the thread can be easily found. Must say the guys style and television appearances never appealed to me, but I do know several people with a love of wildlife as great, or even perhaps greater than my own, who enjoyed his programmes and liked the guy and I would never condemn them for that.

The following site may offer some insight as to the work Steve has done over the years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Irwin Yeah some of his methods have to be questioned, but to write a guy with his interests in conservation and his ability to inspire others off as a bully, is in my mind rather harsh as has already been mentioned.

Cheers

Hi , well i didnt really go looking to post this , so i wouldnt have known that there was a thread covering it , but also i would never post a negative comment on anyone who had just died , hence my post being rather late & not current.

But i will end with this quote about his memorial , i think it says it all , what he was & what he all was about.

""The memorial service was held in the "Crocoseum" at Australia Zoo""

 

[brianfm]

Hi , well i didnt really go looking to post this , so i wouldnt have known that there was a thread covering it , but also i would never post a negative comment on anyone who had just died , hence my post being rather late & not current.

But i will end with this quote about his memorial , i think it says it all , what he was & what he all was about.

""The memorial service was held in the "Crocoseum" at Australia Zoo""

I had no intention of suggesting your post was irrelevent because the issue had been discussed. I simply meant that you and others may like to find it and read it. I hope more will read the link I give too!

Not sure I understand the point your making in your last sentance.

 

[mrlimbo]

Not sure I understand the point your making in your last sentance.

Crocoseum = crocodile Colosseum
Colosseum
The Colosseum or Coliseum, originally known as the Flavian Amphitheatre (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo), is a giant amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome. Originally capable of seating 45,000-50,000 spectators, it was used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles.
Gladiatorial
Gladiators (Latin gladiatōrēs, "swordsmen" or "one who uses a sword", from gladius "sword") were professional fighters in ancient Rome who fought against each other, wild animals, and condemned criminals, sometimes to the death, for the entertainment of spectators.
Zoo
A zoological garden, zoological park, or zoo is an institution where mainly wild and exotic animals are restricted within enclosures, bred and displayed to the public.

 

[brianfm]

Crocoseum = crocodile Colosseum
Colosseum
The Colosseum or Coliseum, originally known as the Flavian Amphitheatre (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo), is a giant amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome. Originally capable of seating 45,000-50,000 spectators, it was used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles.
Gladiatorial
Gladiators (Latin gladiatōrēs, "swordsmen" or "one who uses a sword", from gladius "sword") were professional fighters in ancient Rome who fought against each other, wild animals, and condemned criminals, sometimes to the death, for the entertainment of spectators.
Zoo
A zoological garden, zoological park, or zoo is an institution where mainly wild and exotic animals are restricted within enclosures, bred and displayed to the public.

Thank you, but I don't need a history or latin lesson from you Can't help feeling you could have put a very simple explanation to your sentance without going into such detail. Pleased to see you know your history though. Very good. I could go onto tell you at some lengh that whilst I don't much like zoos, or gladiators for that matter, (BTW I have visted the colosseum on a couple of occasions and know a good deal about its history) some have done and do some very good educational and conservation work so I whilst I think I see the point your tying to make IMO you have not made it very well with the sentance I referred to.

Anyway I guess you want the last word so feel free to have it as I have nothing more to say really.

Cheers

 

[mrlimbo]

Thank you, but I don't need a history or latin lesson from you Can't help feeling you could have put a very simple explanation to your sentance without going into such detail. Pleased to see you know your history though. Very good. I could go onto tell you at some lengh that whilst I don't much like zoos, or gladiators for that matter, (BTW I have visted the colosseum on a couple of occasions and know a good deal about its history) some have done and do some very good educational and conservation work so I whilst I think I see the point your tying to make IMO you have not made it very well with the sentance I referred to.

Anyway I guess you want the last word so feel free to have it as I have nothing more to say really.

Cheers

Well im sorry i replied to your post , but you said you didnt understand my last sentance , so i tried to explain it , by the break down of the made up word "Crocoseum" , but i seemed to have insulted your intelligence by doing so, for which i apologise , that wasnt my intent , but it is a very good word to use , to explain its intended use.

 

[brianfm]

Well im sorry i replied to your post , but you said you didnt understand my last sentance , so i tried to explain it , by the break down of the made up word "Crocoseum" , but i seemed to have insulted your intelligence by doing so, for which i apologise , that wasnt my intent , but it is a very good word to use , to explain its intended use.

ok

 

[kingwolf]

"seum" is also the last letters of mu"seum" got any opinions on them?

not everyone is going to agree with everyone elses methods but lets agree he raised the awareness of conservation issues within Australia and that can only be a good thing.

 

[Gill Osborne]

"seum" is also the last letters of mu"seum" got any opinions on them?

not everyone is going to agree with everyone elses methods but lets agree he raised the awareness of conservation issues within Australia and that can only be a good thing.

Yes...I also read it as Museum.

 

[mrlimbo]

Yes...I also read it as Museum.

Museum !!!!! a crocodile museum , do you know what we are talking about ?
If thats a museum , i'll eat a crocodile )

 

[kingwolf]

Lecture Theatere - so Crocture Theatere; Lecture Crocatere - no they dont sound right!

Tell you what why dont we call the thread ended and we accept that people have different opinions on his methods but we dont speak ill of the dead.

Good idea?

 

[mrlimbo]

Lecture Theatere - so Crocture Theatere; Lecture Crocatere - no they dont sound right!

Tell you what why dont we call the thread ended and we accept that people have different opinions on his methods but we dont speak ill of the dead.

Good idea?

Yes , a very good idea