5/5 If you love Cinderella
  by J. Crum
This was an excellent purchase. It has alot of video's and interviews. The commentary feature is truly worth listening to. If you or someone you know is a Cinderella fan, you can't go wrong with this dvd.

5/5 One of the best 80s Hard Rock band!
  by Prem Deep Menon (Manama, Bahrain)
You can classify them as Hair Metal Band, Hard Rock or even put them in 80s Heavy / Hard Rock genre! I'm up for 80s hard rock / heavy metal bands, and cinderella have paved thier road to success and also prooved themselves to be the one of the best during their era. In this DVD - The Greatest Video Hits, they have covered their hard rocking guitar riffs, power ballads and also touch of their finest bluesy notes. Some of my fav tracks "Gypsy Road", "Dont Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)", "Heartbreak Station" just to name a few. Cinderella may not be a prominent figure unlike the other bands in the 80s, but for any Cinderella fan out there, this DVD has got it all. So if you want the best, you got the best!

4/5 Great Video Collection
  by Tommy (Detroit, AL.)
this dvd has all the videos that i remember from the band and more. some of these videos i have never seen until now. but, what would have made an even better collection is if they would have included the live section of the night songs vhs. that's the only reason i don't give this dvd a whole 5 star rating.

5/5 You'd be missing both slippers well past midnight
  by Winston Fernandez (Dubai, U.A.E.)
This is one Band that I will never forget my entire life. Sadly they never really got the recognition they rightly deserve. They are one of my favourites. If you love White Lion, Poison and Firehouse then you SHOULD, by all means, get this one. You will never regret it. That's an assurance.

5/5 Perfect Collection
  by Justin Gaines (Northern Virginia)
Cinderella: Rocked, Wired, and Bluesed has everything a Cinderella fan could hope for in a video anthology. I first discovered Cinderella through MTV in the 80's, so this is a great blast from the past.

The main program:
This DVD features 10 Cinderella videos, shown in chronological order. To the best of my knowledge, this is a complete collection of Cinderella videos. If the band made any videos for the Still Climbing album, I've yet to see one. The videos are full of the cheesiness and over the top antics you'd expect from 80's hair metal, but who says that's a bad thing? I grew up with this stuff, and am thrilled to be able to see them again. Some of these I hadn't even seen originally, like the "Shelter Me" clip with Little Richard! I love VH1 Classics, but even they aren't going to show all of these videos.

The bonus material:
The DVD features two short documentary features chronicling the video shoots for "Gypsy Road" and "Heartbreak Station". Both serve as a nice behind the scenes look at how Cinderella made videos, and it's cool just hearing the band member interviews. You also have the option of hearing a "director's commentary" by Tom Keifer and Eric Brittingham. I tried it out, but only made it through one video, as the guys really didn't have a lot to say and seemed a bit uncomfortable.

The verdict:
Buy it already! If you're a Cinderella fan, this is a must-own DVD. I just wish every 80's metal band would release a similar video anthology.