Led Zeppelin | The Song Remains The Same – CD/DVD Review
In 1976, my friend Ben, me and our two dates for the evening
jumped into my ‘68 Malibu and drove to Westwood to see The Song
Remains The Same. Without video...
Kiss | Kissology Volume III 1992-2000 – DVD Review
You wanted the best, well…here’s the rest. That’s
right, the final installment of the Kissology DVD series has come
in and, to quote the band behind it all, it’s hotter than...
Eric Clapton | Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007 – DVD Review
Eric Clapton may be the most beloved musician in the world.
The man once referred to as "God" is one of only a handful to have
ever laid down a solo...
Paul McCartney | The McCartney Years – DVD Review
Before the complaints regarding a lack of clips from One
Hand Clapping or James Paul McCartney start flooding the offices
of EMI, it should be noted that Paul McCartney’s role in...
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers | Runnin’ Down A Dream – CD/DVD Review
The origins of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are not unlike
any other American rock and roll band trying to make a go of it in the '70s.
What separated the...
Heaven & Hell | Live From Radio City Music Hall 2007 – DVD Review
“I will fight anyone to the death, if they say ANYONE besides Sabbath
invented heavy metal.” These bold words are spoken by a Black Sabbath/
fan outside Radio City Music Hall...
Barry Manilow | Barry Manilow: The First Television Specials – DVD Review
Strap yourself in, it’s gonna be a bumpy ride. Taking
on the Herculean task of watching all five DVDs in the new Barry Manilow:
The First Television Specials set, I have...
Queen | Queen Rock Montreal – DVD Review
Since Freddie Mercury’s untimely passing in 1991, posthumous
releases from Queen have been consistent and plentiful. Queen Rock
Montreal isn’t exactly a new release. Originally titled We
Will Rock You, this concert...
Foreigner | Alive & Rockin’ – DVD Review
So here we come to the eternal, infernal question that has been plaguing mankind
for centuries — OK, just plaguing me for the past couple of years: Can
a band still...
U2 | PopMart Live From Mexico City – DVD Review
In the mid to late 90s, U2 was on the precipice of an identity crisis. Having
conquered the world in the 80s, and recasting themselves as street smart Berlin
provocateurs in...
