Flying Colors | Second Flight: Live At The Z7 – Blu-ray Disc Review
Five-man prog pop supergroup Flying Colors may be a tad underappreciated
in the States, but in Europe, they are revered like prog rock royalty. So
it stands to reason that after...
Pink Floyd | Wish You Were Here 50 – Blu-ray Disc Review
Though they initially struggled to follow up The Dark Side Of The Moon, Pink Floyd proved they were up to the task in 1975 with Wish You Were Here....
The Moody Blues | Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970 – DVD...
Back in the wild and woolly days of 1970, The Moody Blues were one of the top rock bands of the hit parade. Weathering an early R&B influence and...
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...
Saturday Night Live: The Complete First Season – DVD Review
Next to Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, one of the best things to happen to rock
and roll in the '70s was a late-night comedy show called Saturday Night.
The program...
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...
Various Artists | Live Aid – DVD Review
With the impact of Live 8 still fresh in many music aficionados’ minds,
the time is ripe to go back to the concert that started it all: Live
Aid. Amazingly, in...
John Lennon & Yoko Ono | Give Peace A Song – DVD Review
When you think about it, John Lennon and Yoko Ono were to the late 60s and early 70s what Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, among other power couples of...
Jerry Garcia Band | Live At Shoreline – DVD Review
The commemorate the 10th Anniversary of Jerry Garcia’s passing, two gems outside of the immediate Grateful Dead circle have been dusted off and pristinely polished for public consumption: The...
Billy Cobham | Spectrum – Blu-ray Disc Review
Jeff Beck often gets credit for supercharging jazz-fusion when he released Blow By Blow in 1975. Granted, the exceptional guitar work and overall fluidity of the album produced by...
