Ted Nugent | Sweden Rocks – DVD Review
Most times I really don’t know what ol’ Uncle Ted
Nugent is on about. He’s either wailing away on his big hollow-body
guitar, espousing the benefits of hunting (with bow in...
Heaven & Hell | Neon Nights: Live In Europe – DVD Review
Ozzy Osbourne may be the voice of Black Sabbath, but the riffs and overall
musical structure are clearly the property of Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler.
Take away Ozzy and add...
Deep Purple | Perfect Strangers Live – DVD Review
In 1984, what was once deemed impossible actually happened: The classic second lineup of Deep Purple reconvened, cut an album and hit the road. It wasn't easy, especially when...
The Doobie Brothers | Live At The Greek Theatre 1982 – CD/DVD Review
Not that any band really ever retires after a so-called “farewell tour,”
but the Doobie Brothers tried in 1982 when they played a blistering greatest
hits show at the Greek Theatre...
Tina Turner | Rio ’88 – DVD Review
What could I say about Tina Turner that could possibly add to her legend?
Of course, her infamous early years with ex-husband Ike are well documented.
Her solo career and ‘comeback’...
John & Yoko: Above Us Only Sky | Blu-ray Disc Review
In 2018, John Lennon’s landmark 1971 solo album, Imagine, got a major reboot with a box set (Imagine – The Ultimate Collection), the Imagine and Gimme Some Truth documentaries,...
Stray Cats | Live At Montreux 1981 – DVD Review
Showing off sweaty physiques no one would be very proud to own, but playing songs from their debut album out only six months at the time - the Stray...
Beside Bowie: The Mick Ronson Story – Blu-ray Disc Review
Nearly two years after his death, David Bowie’s story continues to
be told and twisted. Like most successful artists, Bowie surrounded himself
with a lot of good, talented individuals, and one...
Judas Priest | Epitaph – Blu-ray Disc Review
Is this the final chapter of Judas Priest, as Epitaph, the title of their 2013 concert Blu-ray Disc and DVD, implies? Or are we seeing a new beginning after...
Cat Stevens | Tea For The Tillerman Live – CD/DVD Review
Cat Stevens remains one of the most enigmatic figures in all of modern music.
His transformation from a 60s Popsicle to a 70s tunesmith to the pious and devout
philanthropist of...
