Steve Vai | Stillness In Motion – DVD Review
Live concert DVDs, although very popular, are not always the most well put together and exciting things to watch on your TV. For me, it's always been the feel...
Bruce Springsteen | Bruce Springsteen In Focus 1980-2012 + Springsteen & I – Book...
Bruce Springsteen fan or not, you're bound to enjoy the photo book Bruce Springsteen In Focus 1980-2012 by Debra L. Rothenberg. Like yours truly, Rothenberg is from a north...
Yes | The Lost Broadcasts – DVD Review
You can't go wrong unearthing old prog videos, but The Lost Broadcasts
DVD from Yes is a real gem. Sure, you've probably seen some of these videos,
but to have all...
Toto | 40 Tours Around The Sun – Blu-ray Disc Review
Celebrating 40 years, Toto spent much of 2018 and 2019 touring Europe, North America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, even Indonesia. To document the milestone, Eagle Rock has released the...
Steve Hackett | Genesis Revisited: Live At The Royal Albert Hall – DVD Review
I doubt you are going to find as luscious a package as Steve Hackett’s Genesis Revisited: Live At The Royal Albert Hall. This three-disc set (two CDs/one DVD) sees...
Marty Balin | Live At The Boston Esplanade June 14, 2008 – DVD Review
It seems a lot of the stars of the original Woodstock have been on the road
of late, warming up, playing gigs, featuring tunes from their 1969 sets. Woodstock
revivals of...
The Who | Live At Shea Stadium 1982 – Blu-ray Disc Review
As the Who supposedly wind down with their 50th anniversary tour, it's nice to see missing gems like Live At Shea Stadium 1982 come along to remind everyone of...
David Bowie | Rare & Unseen – DVD Review
Centered around one of many interviews David Bowie did with Russell Harty on
British television, Rare And Unseen is a DVD filled with the
kind of footage diehards live for. At...
Jethro Tull | Living With The Past (2009 Reissue) – DVD Review
Ian Anderson once told me music DVDs do not traditionally generate a whole lot of revenue. Even so, fans are lapping up every frame of rare footage from their...
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...
