DVD Reviews

DIG!: Directed by Ondi Timoner

Shane Handler May 27, 2005 No Comments

In each of their larvae stages of the late 90

Drive By Truckers: Dirty South – Live At The 40 Watt

Jamie Lee May 17, 2005 No Comments

With the tour bus constantly burning up the roadways in the United States, Europe and beyond, and the crowds growing more populated and more spirited with each show, Live at the 40 Watt captures a rock fueled Molotov cocktail that ignites each time the Drive By Truckers take the stage.

Blind Boys of Alabama : Go Tell It On The Mountain: Live In New York

Jeffrey Greenblatt May 10, 2005 No Comments

Guests are a plenty during the course of the concert

Classic Albums: Nirvana: Nevermind

David Dube May 6, 2005 No Comments

The Classic Albums series celebrates the impression left by this monumental album with the release of

Bob Dylan World Tours 1966-1974 : Directed by Joel Gilbert

Jason Gonulsen April 21, 2005 No Comments

The 9-year period of 1966 to 1974 is significant for any Bob Dylan fan. During that time, Dylan managed to alienate his fans to the greatest degree

Jimi Hendrix: Electric Ladyland

Osvaldo Oyola April 15, 2005 No Comments

Part of the new

Funky Meters: Live from the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

David Boffa April 1, 2005 No Comments

It is this combination of new styles with their classic sound that make the Funky Meters a hit among later musicians and generations, and this performance is the epitome of that.

Ike & Tina Turner : Live In ’71

Timothy Stout March 24, 2005 No Comments

Live In ’71 has a lot to offer, including a separate audio CD, featuring even more tracks than the DVD. If you can get past the imperfections found in this release, you will equally find yourself wrapped up in one of the finer touring Rock & Roll and Soul acts of the 70

Vida Blue with the Spam Allstars: Live At The Fillmore

Shane Handler March 4, 2005 No Comments

Live At The Fillmore, the new DVD from Vida Blue and the Spam
Allstars, celebrates the marriage of these two distinct bands on
stage.

The Marshall Tucker Band: Live from the Garden State 1981

Kenny Bohlin February 17, 2005 No Comments

When I popped this DVD into my player my TV was tuned to the modern MTV, but in the span of a moment the beautiful teenagers selling sex and industrially assembled pop music were transformed into sweaty fat men playing funky grooves with real emotion.