Glass Hammer – Live At The Tivoli DVD review
Glass Hammer are simply one of the best progressive rock bands going today. I remember hearing their 2001 release, Chronometree,
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The Black Crowes – Freak ‘N’ Roll Into The Fog
The Black Crowes waited years before getting into the DVD game, and their first, Freak ‘N’ Roll Into The Fog,
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Desperate Man Blues is a DVD that every record collector should see. It chronicles the long-time efforts of Joe Bussard,
Read moreYes – The New Director’s Cut DVD review
Filmed during Yes’ 35th Anniversary World Tour in 2003, Yes – The New Director’s Cut is a two-DVD set, compiling
Read moreCat Stevens – A Classic Concert, Tea For The Tillerman Live, DVD review
It’s too bad, but it’s become difficult to separate the man who was Cat Stevens from the current Yusuf Islam,
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Marillion, it seems, are always either filming, recording, touring or all three at once. Somewhere In London is a twin-DVD
Read moreApril Wine – Live In London, DVD review
If patience is a virtue, then April Wine must be one of the most virtuous bands of all. Starting way
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