Brian Wilson | Brian Wilson Presents Smile – DVD Review
The story of Brian Wilson and his magnum opus Smile is one
of the more compelling tales of how ego, insecurity and drugs can swiftly undermine
the creative process, especially when...
David Gilmour | Remember That Night – DVD Review
Is Pink Floyd fading in David Gilmour’s rearview mirror? It’s something many fans struggle with — the end of Pink Floyd — but his performance on Remember That Night,...
Foreigner | Live At The Rainbow ’78 – DVD Review
Foreigner, with Mick Jones as the only remaining original member, tour year-round, playing their numerous hits to packed arenas and amphitheaters all over the world. In the Spring of...
AC/DC | No Bull (The Director’s Cut) – Blu-ray Disc/DVD Review
The mania and madness for AC/DC is an unexplainable phenomenon panels of pop
culture experts should be discussing. They are without pretension, without restraint.
Ever hear a sappy AC/DC love ballad?...
Grateful Dead | The Closing Of Winterland – DVD Review
It was a turning point the hippies in San Francisco weren't looking forward to. The closing of the fabled Winterland in 1978, the last vestige of the free form,...
Barry Manilow | Barry Manilow: The First Television Specials – DVD Review
Strap yourself in, it’s gonna be a bumpy ride. Taking
on the Herculean task of watching all five DVDs in the new Barry Manilow:
The First Television Specials set, I have...
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,...
John Lee Hooker | Cook With The Hook: Live In 1974 – DVD Review
How does any blues fan not love John Lee Hooker? Now you can appreciate him even more on watching Cook With The Hook: Live In 1974 DVD, filmed on...
Queensrÿche | Mindcrime At The Moore – Blu-ray Disc Review
Any band that opens and closes a show with a rockin' drum corp is going to get noticed. Even in a sea of hair bands back the 80s, Queensrÿche...
John Lennon | Classic Albums: Plastic Ono Band – DVD Review
When the Beatles broke up in 1970, it was both a blessing and a curse for John Lennon. Oh, he made it out to be the most liberating moment...
