Greg Lake | Welcome Backstage – CD/DVD Review
No longer tied to a band, Greg Lake still possesses the talent and fortitude to keep his musical palette salivated and slippery. Like his former bandmates, he relies heavily...
Paul Rodgers & Friends | Live At Montreux 1994 – DVD Review
Despite being introduced by promoter Claude Nobs at the Montreux Jazz Festival as Paul Rodgers & Company, Paul Rodgers & Friends should actually be Paul Rodgers and his Heavy...
The Hollies | Look Through Any Window 1963-1975 – DVD Review
Look Through Any Window 1963-1975 is the definitive DVD history of one of the seminal bands of the British Invasion, one I have always felt were overlooked in light...
The Who | The Who, The Mods And The Quadrophenia Connection – DVD Review
Critical analysis of rock and roll can be a sticky wicket to be sure. When
critics pro and con, musicologists and teachers attempt to dissect music that
makes you tap your...
Foreigner | Double Vision: Then And Now – Blu-ray Disc Review
There are a few bands that have managed to turn around original lineups and remain successful. Foreigner with only one original — guitarist Mick Jones — is one of...
Simon & Garfunkel | The Concert In Central Park – CD/DVD Review
When Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel reunited for a one-off performance on the Great Lawn of New York's Central Park in 1981, the concert drew 500,000, one of the...
Peter Gabriel | Play: The Videos – DVD Review
As the lead singer of Genesis, Peter Gabriel exhibited an uncharacteristic
flair for the visual. His strange costumes and personas – from old man
to flower pot to Puerto Rican street...
Ted Nugent | Motor City Mayhem – CD/DVD Review
Your 'Uncle' Ted Nugent is an original, as he'll constantly assure you. His
latest double CD and DVD Motor City Mayhem, recorded at Pine
Knob in Michigan, his hometown, marks not...
The Ritchie Blackmore Story – Blu-ray Disc review
The Ritchie Blackmore Story lifts the veil on the mystique surrounding one of rock's mightiest axe men. With Blackmore himself on board to guide the narrative, the viewer...
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers | Live At The Olympic – DVD Review
One of the more satisfying experiences for a rock and roll fan is seeing a film of a concert you were actually at. That way you can relive the...
