5/5 brilliantly sick 'n' twisted
  by G. Brown (Santa Barbara, CA)
This rare footage of Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen is sick, twisted, and glorious. Every musician rips, and it is too obvious that they are all giving 120% to what they're playing and having a blast doing it. Considering when it was recorded (July 1,1980) and the budget, the sound and the video are quite sufficient. The music is mind blowing. There is not a single lemon in the set. I have only viewed this once since I got it a few days ago, but I watched it start to finish, absolutely mesmerized the entire time. For anyone unfamiliar with this band, they are unique. The songs epitomize "Americana", but injected with very healthy doses of wit and humor. They seamlessly blend, blues, rock, and country. They are the real deal and this video proves it in a big way!

5/5 Rockin
  by Jeffrey Pine (Santa Barbara, CA)
Great energy. The band members all have great vocals and are featured on different selections. I saw the Commander at the Santa Monica Civic back in 1973. You feel so good and high after seeing him live. I always tearup during "I got the Down to Seeds and Stems Again Blues".

5/5 Commander Cody "The Commander Proves Blues Rock Rules" = A Very Entergetic, Great Performance, Concert DVD!!!!!
  by Gary Covington (Louisiana)
This is an outstanding, "Aggressive", "Blues-Rock", "Boogie Woogie" concert, by the Commander & His Lost Planet Airmen. The "Head Commander", Cody is a very, aggressive, entergetic frontman, and he can sure play the piano with an aggressive "Boogie-Woogie" style. This is pretty much, "high-entergy", rock & roll. This is a great concert, that was filmed back in their "prime" on July 1, 1980, however it was only released on DVD, this year. It consists of 17 great songs, and has an approximate running time of 71 minutes.

The line-up consists of:
Commander Cody - Vocals, Piano
Steve Mackay - Saxaphone, Vocals
Tony Johnson - Drums, Vocals
Bill Kirchen - Guitar, Vocals
Doug Kilmer - Bass, Vocals
Peter Siegel - Pedal Steel Guitar, & Guitar

The song set consists of the following:
1. Thank You Lone Ranger
2. Two Triple Cheese
3. It Should Have Been Me
4. Beat Me Daddy 8 to the Bar
5. Seeds and Stems
6. Who's Got the Rock?
7. Go to Hell
8. Sea Wolf I
9. Rocket 88 - (The old Ike Turner Song from the late 1940's, performed "high-speed" Commander Cody style.)
10.Midnight in Memphis
11.Stealing at the Seven Eleven
12.Rock That Boogie
13.Ubangi Stomp
14.Hot Rod Lincoln
15.Riot in Cell Block No.9
16.Roll the Dice
17.Sea Wolf II (The Commander performs the song "Sea Wolf" again, because, as he explains, he messed up the words on the first performance, that is on song #8.)

Overall, this is a great concert, very well performed, and very well filmed. I highly recommend this one to anyone who loves "Blues-Rock" or just plain ole Rock & Roll. Thanks & enjoy!!!!

5/5 Great, Great Concert Video
  by Martin E. Hartzold (New Orleans, LA)
This is a totally awesome concert video: great audio, multiple camera angles and an outstanding performance. I highly recommend this piece to anyone who likes to rock.