Grateful Dead | Crimson, White & Indigo: Philadelphia July 7, 1989 – DVD Review
Yet another nugget has been sprung from the Grateful Dead vault by the good folks at Rhino. The year — an important factor — is 1989, a festive time...
Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan | In Session – DVD Review
Meet the new boss just as good as the old boss. Consider the In Session CD/DVD set, featuring guitar greats Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King, a meeting of...
The Led Zeppelin | How The West Was Won – DVD Review
In 2003, Jimmy Page finally coughed up the goods on the notorious band he led back in the 70s — Led Zeppelin. It was reported (or perhaps imagined) that...
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,...
Bad Company | Live At Wembley – DVD Review
Of all the sturdy, blues-based hard rock bands from the 70s, Bad Company were
able to transcend pedigree and pop with smart, catchy and radio-friendly songs,
superbly executed by former members...
Stray Cats | Live At Montreux 1981 – DVD Review
Showing off sweaty physiques no one would be very proud to own, but playing songs from their debut album out only six months at the time - the Stray...
U2 | PopMart Live From Mexico City – DVD Review
In the mid to late 90s, U2 was on the precipice of an identity crisis. Having
conquered the world in the 80s, and recasting themselves as street smart Berlin
provocateurs in...
Mick Taylor Band | The Tokyo Concert – Blu-ray Disc Review
Mick Taylor is one of rock’s great mysteries. Since leaving the Rolling
Stones in 1974, his career has been a series of off-beat sessions and one-offs
done to fill in time...
Van Morrison | In Concert – DVD Review
The In Concert DVD captures both Sir Van Morrison’s intimate 2016 show at the BBC Radio Theatre, part of BBC Radio 2’s In Concert Series, and a bonus 12-song...
Steve Marriott | All Or Nothing: Live In London – DVD Review
Steve Marriott’s untimely demise in 1991 ended the career of one of rock’s
most revered characters. As leader of both the Small Faces and Humble Pie, Marriott
and his soulful, ear-piercing...
