Paul Simon | Live From Philadelphia – DVD Review
I have a question: why does it take so long for some of these concert DVDs
to appear? Live From Philadelphia, an 11-song show from Paul
Simon ’s One Trick...
Various Artists | Live 8 – DVD Review
Live 8 wasn’t initially poised to be much more than a mild and sentimental murmur compared to its monolithic predecessor, Live Aid. But as it unfolded, with more acts signing...
Emerson, Lake & Palmer | Live At Montreux 1997 – Blu-ray Disc Review
You have to acknowledge Claude Nobs’ foresight. Most of the performances from Montreux, the famed Swiss jazz festival Nobs has been running since 1967, have not only been filmed,...
Black Sabbath | The End – 4K UHD Blu-ray Review
Breaking up is hard to do. Although in the 1970s, you wouldn't think so. The Beatles did it. So did the Moody Blues, Deep Purple, Humble Pie, CSNY, and...
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 | Double Vision: Then And Now – Blu-ray Disc Review
There are a few bands that have managed to turn around original lineups and remain successful. Foreigner with only one original — guitarist Mick Jones — is one of...
The Every Brothers | The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert Live at the Royal Albert...
Don and Phil Everly reunited in 1983 after a 10-year hiatus, the result of an infamous on-stage split. After a decade of bad blood and rumors, the brothers began...
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...
Chickenfoot | Get Your Buzz On “Live” – DVD Review
What becomes glaringly apparent on the Chickenfoot DVD Get Your Buzz
On "Live" is what a monster talent Michael Anthony is. Anthony,
of course, Van Halen’s original bass player and high...
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...
