Ted Nugent | Motor City Mayhem – CD/DVD Review
Your 'Uncle' Ted Nugent is an original, as he'll constantly assure you. His
latest double CD and DVD Motor City Mayhem, recorded at Pine
Knob in Michigan, his hometown, marks not...
Electric Light Orchestra | Live: The Early Years – DVD Review
Before they became the pop princes of the late 1970s, Electric Light Orchestra
was a rockin’ ensemble, a progressive unit with a violinist, two cellos
players and Jeff Lynne, a burgeoning...
Alice Cooper | The Nightmare Returns – DVD Review
Mothers, lock up your daughters! It’s Halloween night, Detroit 1986
and the Motor City Madman is back! The Nightmare Returns DVD
captures Alice Cooper’s triumphant lurch back to life from the...
Willie Nelson | The Willie Nelson Special With Special Guest Ray Charles – DVD...
One would have to have a very cold heart indeed if one didn’t like Willie
Nelson. The American icon is more then just his music; it’s more Willie’s
whole being, his...
Procol Harum | In Concert With The Danish National Concert Orchestra & Choir –...
You put Procol Harum together with an orchestra and choir, and it’s
a match made in heaven. For a piece of this heaven, you only need to look
as far as...
Ian Anderson | Thick As A Brick – Live In Iceland – Blu-ray Disc...
In the midst of releasing and preparing to tour behind his 2014 solo album Homo Erraticus, Ian Anderson reaches back to the previous two years with Thick As A...
The Rolling Stones | Rare & Unseen – DVD Review
To mark their 25th anniversary, the Rolling Stones put together a sensational video to document their career called 25 X 5: The Continuing Adventures Of The Rolling Stones. That...
Pink Floyd | Live At Pompeii – DVD Review
After seeing Pink Floyd's Live At Pompeii over 25 times on both the big and little screen, the last thing I needed was a DVD. I already have a...
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe | An Evening of Yes Music Plus – DVD Review
As one of the more popular progressive rock bands of the 70s and a chart mainstay
of the early 80s, Yes has learned to overcome and outdistance just about every
obstacle...
Roger Waters The Wall – Blu-ray Disc Review
Ever since it was conceived, Roger Waters has claimed The Wall as his very own, Pink Floyd be damned. Fortunately, the other members of Floyd weren’t as possessive of the piece...
