DVD Review – Comix: Beyond the Comic Book Pages
For this installment I turn my column over to an expert. Hannah Wallenbrock is an author, book lover and comics expert. With the buzz still swirling about Comic-con in San Diego and ... Continue Reading →
Bruce Cockburn – Pacing the Cage
This brisk 65 minute documentary captures Cockburn in fine fettle. Using mostly recent footage, the documentary places the Canadian singer-songwriter in context for both the longtime ... Continue Reading →
The Rise and Fall Of The Clash
Shout! Factory continues its impressive strategy of releasing great titles. Despite an impressive back catalog of documentaries released after the band dissolved, this film looks more ... Continue Reading →
Live at Montreux – Solomon Burke, Miles Davis, Quincy Jones
Music fans have long known that a certain venue on Lake Geneva is one of the globe’s premier live venues. Long before and after Deep Purple made Montreux famous in their epic “Smoke ... Continue Reading →
Peter Gabriel – Then and Now
At the dawn of MTV, Peter Gabriel was one of the very few artists with sufficient talent to effectively straddle the previously disparate worlds of music and video. With his well-honed ... Continue Reading →
Charlie Is My Darling – The Rolling Stones Juggernaut Continues
With two documentaries, several high profile gigs, a decent new single and another career-spanning collection, the longest-lasting act in rock is gathering no moss.
The most intriguing ... Continue Reading →
DVD Reviews – July 5th, 2009
DVD Reviews – July 5th, 2009
TV-on-Blu-Ray Roundup
Here’s the deal with Lost: It had better turn out well. This writer has been figuratively locked in a dark room ... Continue Reading →
DVD Reviews – June 13, 2009
DVD Reviews – June 13, 2009
TV Roundup
When Peyton Place was first on the air, it was broadcast twice a week with no repeats (!), so it goes without saying that there’s a whole ... Continue Reading →
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