The Every Brothers | The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert Live at the Royal Albert...
Don and Phil Everly reunited in 1983 after a 10-year hiatus, the result of an infamous on-stage split. After a decade of bad blood and rumors, the brothers began...
Jimi Hendrix | The Guitar Hero – DVD Review
Forty years after his death, Jimi Hendrix continues to fascinate music fans
and historians alike. There are tons of documentaries, concert films, even feature
films about the guitarist. Joe Boyd’s 1973...
Leonard Cohen | Bird On A Wire – DVD Review
Bird On A Wire, Leonard Cohen's topsy-turvy tour of Europe and Israel circa 1972 captured by the cinematic lens of legendary British director Tony Palmer, is finally available for...
Electric Light Orchestra | Live: The Early Years – DVD Review
Before they became the pop princes of the late 1970s, Electric Light Orchestra
was a rockin’ ensemble, a progressive unit with a violinist, two cellos
players and Jeff Lynne, a burgeoning...
Nils Lofgren | Cry Tough – DVD Review
If you want to see just about everything you can of Nils Lofgren live, pick up the new double-DVD set Cry Tough.
With performances from Germany's Rockpalast program, these two...
Jackson Browne | Going Home – DVD Review
Somebody mined deep and took a lot of care putting Jackson Browne's Going Home DVD together. This is actually a reissue of the 1999 video showcasing not just stage...
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers | Classic Albums: Damn The Torpedoes – Blu-ray Disc...
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers were a hot potato in the burgeoning quake
of mid to late 70s new wave. The problem was that they had more in common with
the...
Cactus | Live, Loud & Proud – DVD Review
Cactus was founded in 1969 by drummer Carmine Appice and bassist Tim Bogert
of Vanilla Fudge fame, along with guitarist Jim McCarty from Mitch Ryder’s
Detroit Wheels and singer Rusty Day...
The Doors | When You’re Strange – Blu-ray Disc Review
Just when you thought the Doors had finally come to a close, the film When
You’re Strange comes along and puts a whole new spin on the phenomenon.
And what a...
Black Sabbath | Classic Albums: Paranoid – Blu-Ray Disc Review
There is little argument that Paranoid was “a defining moment” for Black Sabbath. Both the song and the album it was titled after helped to catapult Sabbath from scruffy...
