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...
Rush | Working Men – DVD Review
Rotisserie chicken, plastic dinosaurs and working driers never rocked as hard
as they do on the new Rush DVD, Working Men. Filled with songs
culled from three previously released DVDs –...
SUZI Q – Movie Review
“Suzi was an innovator…absolutely.” So says Alice Cooper of Suzi Quatro, the pioneering bassist and front woman credited with altering the perception that tough, gritty rock and roll was...
Peter Gabriel | Secret World Live – Blu-ray Disc Review
By the time Peter Gabriel got around to releasing 1992's Us, the long-awaited follow-up to the 1986 mega-selling, mega-award-winning So album, his live shows were light years beyond the...
The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus – Blu-ray Disc Review
In November 1968, the Rolling Stones released Beggars Banquet, the last full album with the five original Rolling Stones. Even as guitarist Brian Jones' grasp on reality was taking...
Jethro Tull | Living With The Past – DVD Review
With over 3,000 concerts, some three dozen albums, and almost as many musicians, Jethro Tull is more than worthy of a comprehensive visual documentary. Never one to tackle anything...
The Who | Amazing Journey: The Story Of The Who – DVD Review
Just when you thought The Kids Are Alright was the definitive film about the terrible ‘Oo, along comes Amazing Journey: The Story Of The Who, digging into areas the...
David Bowie | Rare & Unseen – DVD Review
Centered around one of many interviews David Bowie did with Russell Harty on
British television, Rare And Unseen is a DVD filled with the
kind of footage diehards live for. At...
Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan | In Session – DVD Review
Meet the new boss just as good as the old boss. Consider the In Session CD/DVD set, featuring guitar greats Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King, a meeting of...
Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones | Live At The Checkerboard Lounge Chicago 1981...
When Muddy Waters recorded "Rollin' Stone" in 1948, he could never have imagined that those two words - "Rollin' Stone" - would become the moniker of the greatest rock...
