Black Country Communion | Live Over Europe – DVD Review
Watching Live Over Europe, and you're lead to believe Black Country Communion is the biggest fucking band in the world. The cinematic cutaways, the booming orchestral introduction and interludes,...
The Sacred Triangle Bowie, Iggy & Lou 1971-1973 |- DVD Review
Over the nearly two hours of The Sacred Triangle: Bowie, Iggy and Lou 1971-1973, Danny Fields, Billy Name, Angela Bowie (David’s ex) — even David Bowie, Lou Reed and...
Michael Schenker Group | The 30th Anniversary Concert Live In Tokyo – DVD Review
It’s hard to get too excited about everything Michael Schenker has done
since he foolishly abandoned UFO in the late 70s. Really…how could he
expect to possibly top Phenomenon, Force It
or...
The Beach Boys | Classic Albums: Pet Sounds – DVD Review
After 50 years, the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds has been reissued in numerous configurations, most recently as a box set that not only digs deep into every nook and...
Leonard Cohen | Leonard Cohen Under Review: 1934-1977 – DVD Review
Leonard Cohen Under Review: 1934-1977 engages a cadre of music
jurors & legislators to pontificate about this provocative priest of the
heart. It begins with Cohen’s birth in Montréal, Canada and...
Aerosmith | Rock For The Rising Sun – Blu-ray Disc Review
Nine years have passed since Aerosmith have released a proper live video, so why not do it with meaning. Rock For The Rising Sun, on DVD and Blu-ray disc,...
The Who | Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 2004 – CD/DVD Review
It’s hard to say when the Who regained their footing after the death of bassist of John Entwistle in 2002, but if the Live At The Isle Of Wight...
Paul McCartney | The Space Between Us – DVD Review
It‘s now a given that behind every major rock and roll tour, there’s a DVD or two in the works to document the whole sordid affair. No one is...
Flying Colors | Live In Europe – Blu-ray Disc Review
A group with only one studio album is typically not in the position to be issuing live sets, but Flying Colors is an exceptional case. When you have guys...
The Beatles | Rare And Unseen – DVD Review
Professing to be an “unofficial” account of the Beatles, Rare And Unseen features some unseen rare footage of the Fabs at work and play interspersed with commentary from various...
