Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band | Live In Barcelona – DVD Review
The Boss comes into Spain like a matador meeting his match in the Plaza de toros. After each member of his cuadrilla enters the stage, BRUUUUCE emerges. All at...
Rush | Replay X 3 – CD/DVD Review
Without fail, Rush rises to the occasion and embraces the moment. So, it should
only follow that on the heels of their immensely popular concert DVDs, 2003's
Rush In Rio and...
Mark Farner | Rock ‘N’ Roll Soul: Live 1989 – DVD Review
Mark Farner came to the public’s attention as the primary vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist of Grand Funk Railroad. He hasn’t been part of the current lineup of the group...
The Rolling Stones | Voodoo Lounge Uncut – DVD Review
When the Rolling Stones reconvened after a five-year hiatus in 1989, the tours became more elaborate, bigger and frequent, as the band, the crew, the whole production became a...
Jethro Tull | Living With The Past – DVD Review
With over 3,000 concerts, some three dozen albums, and almost as many musicians, Jethro Tull is more than worthy of a comprehensive visual documentary. Never one to tackle anything...
AC/DC | No Bull (The Director’s Cut) – Blu-ray Disc/DVD Review
The mania and madness for AC/DC is an unexplainable phenomenon panels of pop
culture experts should be discussing. They are without pretension, without restraint.
Ever hear a sappy AC/DC love ballad?...
Peter Gabriel | Back to Front: Live In London – Blu-ray Disc
When you're a music video pioneer like Peter Gabriel, you can't afford to make live concert films that aren't filled with mind-blowing visuals and optical illusions. In recent years,...
Little Feat | Skin It Back – DVD Review
Next to England’s The Old Grey Whistle Test, Germany’s Rockpalast was (and continues to be) an important music television showcase for literally hundreds of rock bands and artists. Video...
Bob Dylan | Don’t Look Back: The 65 Tour Deluxe Edition – DVD Review
Don't Look Back is one of the most important and influential movies to ever document the rock and roll experience. D.A. Pennebaker’s ominous telling of a very young and...
R.E.M | Warner Brothers Reissues – CD/DVD Review
You can argue that R.E.M. was, at one time, the quintessential 80s band. But it was during the 90s that they learned to refine their sound and craft their...
