The Who | Isle Of Wight 1970 – DVD Review
The Isle Of Wight Festival of 1970 will always be of note for a variety of reasons. For one, these were some of the last performances from Jimi Hendrix,...
The Who | Tommy & Quadrophenia Live – DVD Review
Down to two members, the Who continue to plunder the vaults for scrumptious and invaluable artifacts. The Now & Then compilation with its two new songs and subsequent tour...
The Who | The Kids Are Alright – DVD Review
For Who fanatics, purists and punters, nothing quite tells their story like the 1979 Jeff Stein documentary, The Kids Are Alright. Summing up the band's golden years right up...
Yes | The Director’s Cut – DVD Review
It’s like assembling a great baseball team. They score and field with fewer errors, becoming the stuff of legends so much so that the individual players, despite their obvious...
Yes | House Of Yes: Live From The House Of Blues – DVD Review
Yes is a band that has successfully reinvented itself over and over. During
each stage of the process, this progressive rock legend never seems to wane
in enthusiasm or excellence in...
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...
Rick Wakeman | Amazing Grace – DVD Review
It’s best not to get me started on what a God I think Rick Wakeman is!
Along with Keith Emerson, Wakeman made my teenage keyboard fantasies sparkle
with Moog sodden brilliance....
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe | An Evening of Yes Music Plus – DVD Review
As one of the more popular progressive rock bands of the 70s and a chart mainstay
of the early 80s, Yes has learned to overcome and outdistance just about every
obstacle...
Rick Wakeman | Journey To The Centre Of The Earth The Legend Live From...
Out of all the classic rockers who have harnessed the power of the digital versatile disc (DVD), none have been quite as prolific as virtuoso keyboardist Rick Wakeman. With...
Neil Young | Heart Of Gold – DVD Review
Neil Young’s career becomes more profound, more important, and more
fabled with each passing year. The singer/songwriter’s output of late
has been particularly alluring in its depth and craftsmanship — beginning
with...
