Free | Free Forever – DVD Review
Bits and pieces have surfaced over the years, but nothing is more comprehensive than Free Forever when it comes to early 70s blues rockers Free. Free Forever is a...
Chicago Transit Authority | Chicago Transit Authority – DVD Review
Who needs surround when quad is back. At least it is on Chicago Transit
Authority — precisely a remastered early 70s quadraphonic mix,
previously only available on 8-track tape (!), now...
Fish | In Search Of The 13th Star: Fish Live In The USA –...
There are good front men and there are great front men. Fish is a great front
man. Coming to infamy as the lead singer of Marillion, Fish has been solo...
The Zombies | Odessey And Oracle {Revisited} – DVD Review
The Zombie’s classic 1968 album Odessey And Oracle typically lands on the same immortal album lists along with the likes of the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds, Love’s Forever Changes and...
Cliff And The Shadows | The Final Reunion: Live From The 02 Arena In...
Talk about surviving. Perennial teenager Cliff Richard has continued to sing
his quirky pop tunes since he was 17. He’s the only UK singer to chart
over five decades. His backing...
The Edge, Jimmy Page & Jack White | It Might Get Loud – DVD...
The last thing you ever have to do is sell me on Jimmy Page. I'm not the hugest
U2 fan, but I certainly recognize their uniqueness and guitarist The Edge’s
singular...
Thin Lizzy | Are You Ready? – DVD Review
Amidst the flood of Thin Lizzy concert videos bubbling to the surface in recent
years, it’s hard to know which ones are worthwhile. The short answer?
All of them as long...
Billy Idol | In Super Overdrive Live – DVD Review
It doesn't feel like so long ago when we watched Billy Idol and Steven Stevens strut their stuff across MTV on a regular testosterone-laden basis. The pair is at it again...
Ray Charles | O Genio: Live In Brazil 1963 – DVD Review
Now that Ray Charles has up and left the concert stage for more heavenly pastures,
the rush to cash in on his legacy is on. You have the feature biopic...
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...
