Pink Floyd | Pulse – DVD Review
Upon hearing the news of Syd Barrett’s untimely demise, I felt a moral obligation to run out and buy Pulse, the long-awaited DVD comprising Pink Floyd’s 1994 concerts at...
Aerosmith | Rock For The Rising Sun – Blu-ray Disc Review
Nine years have passed since Aerosmith have released a proper live video, so why not do it with meaning. Rock For The Rising Sun, on DVD and Blu-ray disc,...
Heart | Night At Sky Church – DVD Review
A few short years ago, it would have been easy to write off Heart. Ann and Nancy Wilson, the sisters who are — let’s face it — Heart, spiraled...
Blind Faith | London Hyde Park 1969 – DVD Review
Any hopes for a truly magical cinematic thrill ride are slightly dashed when it comes to Blind Faith’s London Hyde Park 1969 DVD. And yet, its historical significance cannot be underestimated....
Motörhead | The World Is Ours Vol. 2: Anyplace Crazy As Anywhere Else –...
To those that have never experienced a live Motörhead show, be it in the last few years, or ever, for that matter, you needn't worry. Because of the beauty...
Flying Colors | Live In Europe – Blu-ray Disc Review
A group with only one studio album is typically not in the position to be issuing live sets, but Flying Colors is an exceptional case. When you have guys...
Kansas | There’s Know Place Like Home – DVD Review
For a band that hasn’t released new music in nearly a decade, Kansas is still a viable musical force — continually active on the live circuit with a bountiful...
Boy Howdy: The Story Of Creem Magazine – Movie Review
As a teenager in the 1970s, I was obsessed with rock and roll. Posters of Led Zeppelin and the Beatles adorned the walls of my bedroom. Vinyl records and...
The Rolling Stones | Steel Wheels Live – Atlantic City, New Jersey – Blu-ray...
There are so many concert videos and live albums from the Rolling Stones, it can sometimes be challenging to differentiate one from the other, thanks in large part to...
The Rolling Stones | A Bigger Bang: Live On Copacabana Beach – DVD Review
There’s nothing small about a Rolling Stones concert. The band has been regularly playing before crowds of 100,000 or more since 1969. Then came February 8, 2006. That’s when...
