The Beatles | Eight Days A Week: The Touring Years – DVD & Blu-ray...
I caught Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years when it first aired on Hulu in September 2016. Because of the high bar set by the extensively detailed...
Iron Maiden | Death On The Road – DVD Review
Placing Iron Maiden among the royalty of heavy metal is fraught with obligation.
After Sabbath, Priest, and the Scorpions, they are unquestionably one of most
endurable bands of the genre. Today,...
Grateful Dead | The Closing Of Winterland – DVD Review
It was a turning point the hippies in San Francisco weren't looking forward to. The closing of the fabled Winterland in 1978, the last vestige of the free form,...
Buddy Miles | Changes – DVD Review
In the documentary “After the Experience,” one of two bonus documentaries on the new Buddy Miles DVD Changes, the former Band of Gypsys drummer explains that not only does...
The Rolling Stones | Live At The Wiltern – Blu-ray Disc Review
At the dawn of the 21st century, the Rolling Stones were everywhere. Their 2002/2003 Licks World Tour, celebrating the band’s 40th anniversary, would keep the show on the road...
Super Duper Alice Cooper – Blu-ray Disc Review
The first impression I had after watching Super Duper Alice Cooper was that Vincent Furnier has had one helluva ride as Alice Cooper. Frank Zappa released his first album,...
Queen | Days Of Our Lives – Blu-ray Disc/DVD Review
They could have gone even further, but the two-decade reign of Queen with Freddie Mercury out in front was as prolific and productive as most major artists still in...
The Rolling Stones | Crossfire Hurricane – Blu-ray Disc Review
Ten minutes into the Rolling Stones' documentary Crossfire Hurricane, you might well think you're watching the infamous, unreleased 1972 Rolling Stones documentary Cocksucker Blues. But suddenly, you're transported back...
The Beatles | 1+ – Blu-ray Disc/CD Review
When The Beatles 1 CD compilation first came out in 2000, I was suspicious and took a few hardy swings at it. I argued that there were better, more...
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band | Straight To You Live – DVD Review
With the compliment of saxophonist Joe Sublett, trumpet player Mark Pender, keyboardist Joe Krown, drummer Chris Layton (formerly with Stevie Ray Vaughn’s Double Trouble), bassist Scott Nelson, and lead...
