Black Country Communion | Live Over Europe – DVD Review
Watching Live Over Europe, and you're lead to believe Black Country Communion is the biggest fucking band in the world. The cinematic cutaways, the booming orchestral introduction and interludes,...
Black Sabbath | Live…Gathered In Their Masses – DVD Review
There's no denying that 2013 has been a bombastic year for Black Sabbath. First there was the aptly named studio album, 13, the first one with Ozzy Osbourne since...
Paul McCartney | The Space Between Us – DVD Review
It‘s now a given that behind every major rock and roll tour, there’s a DVD or two in the works to document the whole sordid affair. No one is...
Joe Cocker | Cry Me A River – DVD Review
The Joe Cocker DVD Cry Me A River, dug out from the Rockpalast
vaults, is a 1980 concert filmed at the Berlin’s famous Metropol. This
is Cocker before he gained MOR...
Kansas | There’s Know Place Like Home – DVD Review
For a band that hasn’t released new music in nearly a decade, Kansas is still a viable musical force — continually active on the live circuit with a bountiful...
A Night At The Family Dog, Go Ride The Music & West Pole –...
Ralph J. Gleason, noted music critic and co-founder of Rolling Stone magazine, typically championed the underdog. Be it the dissidents of jazz, up-and-coming folkies, or the way-out, psychedelic freaks,...
Styx | One With Everything – DVD Review
Through personal changes, deaths, ‘artistic differences’ and health
concerns, Styx have survived. With original member James ‘JY’ Young,
plus second -to-oldest regular, Tommy Shaw, the Styx machine keeps a-chugging
along in the...
The Who | Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 2004 – CD/DVD Review
It’s hard to say when the Who regained their footing after the death of bassist of John Entwistle in 2002, but if the Live At The Isle Of Wight...
Have You Got It Yet? The Story Of Syd Barrett And Pink Floyd –...
There is a little argument Syd Barrett, the founder and first chief songwriter of Pink Floyd, was a tragic figure and a victim of rock and roll excess. Of...
The Rolling Stones | Crossfire Hurricane – Blu-ray Disc Review
Ten minutes into the Rolling Stones' documentary Crossfire Hurricane, you might well think you're watching the infamous, unreleased 1972 Rolling Stones documentary Cocksucker Blues. But suddenly, you're transported back...
