April Wine | I Like To Rock: Live In London 1981 – DVD Review
I must admit I am a bit confused by April Wine, the quintet
from Canada. Never a huge fan, I only ever knew them from “Gypsy Queen”
and “Between You and...
Neil Young | Rust Never Sleeps – DVD Review
Always one step ahead, Neil Young was one of the few musicians from the 60s
who wholeheartedly embraced the spirit of punk and new wave of the late 70s.
He had...
Genesis | Sum Of The Parts – Blu-ray Disc Review
To many with hopes that stretch back farther than necessary, a full Genesis reunion with Peter Gabriel would be about the best thing to happen to rock and roll....
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band | Live In Barcelona – DVD Review
The Boss comes into Spain like a matador meeting his match in the Plaza de toros. After each member of his cuadrilla enters the stage, BRUUUUCE emerges. All at...
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...
John Lennon On Film: ‘Imagine’ & ‘Gimme Some Truth’ Revisited
After the Beatles, John Lennon set out on a creative crusade filled with beauty, emotion and absolute weirdness — undoubtedly fed by a desire to transcend the Fab myth,...
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band | Straight To You Live – DVD Review
With the compliment of saxophonist Joe Sublett, trumpet player Mark Pender, keyboardist Joe Krown, drummer Chris Layton (formerly with Stevie Ray Vaughn’s Double Trouble), bassist Scott Nelson, and lead...
The Black Crowes | Warpaint Live – CD/DVD Review
In 2008, the Black Crowes released their first new studio album in seven years, Warpaint. The group has always been an anomaly in a business that likes to label...
Aerosmith | Rock For The Rising Sun – Blu-ray Disc Review
Nine years have passed since Aerosmith have released a proper live video, so why not do it with meaning. Rock For The Rising Sun, on DVD and Blu-ray disc,...
Iron Maiden | Live After Death – DVD Review
Next to Judas Priest, Iron Maiden is probably the premier British heavy metal
band of the “new wave” 80s and beyond. Their meteoric ascension
culminated with 1983’s Powerslave, loaded down with...
