Grateful Dead | The Grateful Dead Movie – DVD Review
The Grateful Dead have been credited with imbibing several audio-visual experiments into the mainstream during their long and strange trip. The Grateful Dead Movie, released theatrically in 1976, captures...
Bruce Springsteen | Road Trip: 40 Years Of The Boss – DVD Review
Can you encapsulate Bruce Springsteen's career in two DVDs? Not even his entire career, just up to his seminal monster hit Born In The USA? I think not…but Road...
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...
The Steve Morse Band | Live In Baden-Baden Germany March 1990 – DVD Review
Steve Morse' day job with Deep Purple takes up most of his time these days, but the guitarist has been known to moonlight when the mood strikes. Back in...
The Official Keith Emerson Tribute Concert – DVD Review
So here I am reviewing a video of a show I reviewed. I'm sure I'm not the first. Fortunately, watching the video does offer an entirely new perspective. It...
Queensrÿche | Mindcrime At The Moore – Blu-ray Disc Review
Any band that opens and closes a show with a rockin' drum corp is going to get noticed. Even in a sea of hair bands back the 80s, Queensrÿche...
John Fogerty | The Long Road Home – DVD Review
Anyone vaguely familiar with John Fogerty’s turbulent relationship with
Fantasy Records may be surprised to learn that the two have not only settled
their differences; they’re back in business together. Releasing...
Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014 – Blu-ray Disc Review
Watching Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014, you get the sense that when the Boston quintet came out for their Sunday headlining slot at the three-day Download Festival in Leicestershire, England,...
U2 | The DVD Collector’s Box – DVD Review
If you do the voodoo that U2 do, then there are bound to be lots of fans and
critics who will weigh in with their opinion. The phenomenally successful Irish
quartet...
Cat Stevens | Tea For The Tillerman Live – CD/DVD Review
Cat Stevens remains one of the most enigmatic figures in all of modern music.
His transformation from a 60s Popsicle to a 70s tunesmith to the pious and devout
philanthropist of...
