Roy Orbison | In Dreams – DVD Review
There is little doubt that Roy Orbison was one of the reigning pioneers of
rock and roll. Yet, the enigmatic singer who crooned about dreaming, loneliness
and pretty women endured a...
Paul McCartney | The Love We Make – Blu-ray Disc Review
Like most, Paul McCartney was moved by the tragic events of September 11, 2011. The musician was sitting on a plane, preparing to take off from JFK Airport when...
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...
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...
Pink Floyd | Pulse – DVD Review
Upon hearing the news of Syd Barrett’s untimely demise, I felt a moral obligation to run out and buy Pulse, the long-awaited DVD comprising Pink Floyd’s 1994 concerts at...
Miles Davis | Live At Montreux: Highlights 1973 – 1991 – DVD Review
You can never get enough video of Miles Davis and whatever band is backing him. Watching the man stalk the stage, even when he isn’t blowing, is a spectacle...
War | Greatest Hits Live – DVD Review
War is a great band….in fact, War — the jazz, funk,
Latin, rock (and many other) styles seven-man hybrid — is a great band.
Enjoying hits with Eric Burdon and “Spill...
Various Artists | Moogfest 2006 – DVD Review
Robert Moog’s electronic keyboard has revolutionized the way music can be shaped and shifted with a few clever mechanical embellishments and a lot of imagination. Since the late 60s,...
Freddie Mercury | The Great Pretender – Blu-ray Disc Review
In the initial moments of The Great Pretender, a journalist asks Freddie Mercury if he gets intimidated when facing audiences of 300,000 people or more, to which the legend...
Billy Cobham | Spectrum – Blu-ray Disc Review
Jeff Beck often gets credit for supercharging jazz-fusion when he released Blow By Blow in 1975. Granted, the exceptional guitar work and overall fluidity of the album produced by...
