Rush | Snakes & Arrows Live – DVD Review
While other remnants from the 70s hold onto the vestiges of
validity, Rush keeps the show running at a brisk pace with nary a dip in quality
or popularity. There have...
Motörhead | The World Is Ours Vol. 2: Anyplace Crazy As Anywhere Else –...
To those that have never experienced a live Motörhead show, be it in the last few years, or ever, for that matter, you needn't worry. Because of the beauty...
The Edge, Jimmy Page & Jack White | It Might Get Loud – DVD...
The last thing you ever have to do is sell me on Jimmy Page. I'm not the hugest
U2 fan, but I certainly recognize their uniqueness and guitarist The Edge’s
singular...
Ronnie Wood | Somebody Up There Likes Me – Blu-ray Disc Review
Ronnie Wood might just be one of the luckiest guys around. In the late 60s, he played bass with the Jeff Beck Group. When Beck turned down Woodstock and...
Yes Featuring Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin & Rick Wakeman | Live At The Apollo...
The summer of 2018 may well go down as the summer of Yes, as both versions (yes, there are two) celebrate 50 years of Yes music. In the midst...
Various Artists | Rock Relief: Live In Concert – DVD Review
Having never been a big fan of the various ‘aid’ concerts (though
I did get more than a little weepy when Pink Floyd reformed for Live 8), I’m
a little skeptical...
Foreigner | Alive & Rockin’ – DVD Review
So here we come to the eternal, infernal question that has been plaguing mankind
for centuries — OK, just plaguing me for the past couple of years: Can
a band still...
Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow | Black Masquerade – DVD Review
Ritchie Blackmore trots out his 1995 version of Rainbow on the Black Masquerade DVD. This disc captures the band following Blackmore's second and final departure from Deep Purple, supporting...
The B-52’s | With the Wild Crowd! Live In Athens, GA – Blu-ray Disc/DVD...
"Surprise…Paaaaarty! Yeah, we thought we'd drop in." These are the opening lines to "Party Out Of Bounds" from the B52's 1978 sophomore release, Wild Planet, and perfectly describes what...
A Night At The Family Dog, Go Ride The Music & West Pole –...
Ralph J. Gleason, noted music critic and co-founder of Rolling Stone magazine, typically championed the underdog. Be it the dissidents of jazz, up-and-coming folkies, or the way-out, psychedelic freaks,...
