The Led Zeppelin | How The West Was Won – DVD Review
In 2003, Jimmy Page finally coughed up the goods on the notorious band he led back in the 70s — Led Zeppelin. It was reported (or perhaps imagined) that...
The Rolling Stones | Four Flicks – DVD Review
After viewing four DVDs dedicated to the Rolling Stones' Licks 2002-03 World Tour, who could possibly care if they ever tour again? The Four Flicks box set you can...
Johnny Winter | Live Through The ’70s – DVD Review
Fans of Johnny Winter will want to get their hands on the Live Through
The '70s DVD, a mixed bag of some of the guitarist’s most magnificent
performances, captured on film...
Rick Wakeman | The Six Wives Of Henry VIII: Live At Hampton Court Palace...
Who says you can’t go home again…or at least to the grounds of
Hampton Court Palace. While on tour with Yes in the early 70's, Rick Wakeman
picked up a book...
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...
Phat Phunktion | Live At The High Noon – CD/DVD Review
A group of University of Wisconsin-Madison music students formed Phat Phunktion in 1996, and since then, the R&B outfit has grown to be one of the most-talked about bands...
Grateful Dead | View From the Vault – DVD Review
In the tradition of the Dick's Picks series, the Grateful Dead are issuing videos of their live performances, originally shown on the big screens beside the stage for the...
Concert For Ronnie Montrose – A Celebration Of His Life In Music – DVD...
Maybe if Ronnie Montrose had known how loved and respected he was, things would have turned out differently. As it is, the Concert For Ronnie Montrose - A Celebration...
Pink Floyd | A Technicolor Dream – DVD Review
Post-World War II was a stimulating and exciting time on both sides of the Atlantic. Music, art and poetry streaming out of the United States began to boil in...
Various Artists | Live 8 – DVD Review
Live 8 wasn’t initially poised to be much more than a mild and sentimental murmur compared to its monolithic predecessor, Live Aid. But as it unfolded, with more acts signing...
