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The rich career of heavy metal masters Rainbow is explored in this independent critical review comprised of interviews with the band members, rare concert footage from throughout their career, and a special look at Doogie White's White Noise tour that drew inspiration from...

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Often cited as "the world's loudest band," Motörhead ushered in a new and more extreme age of heavy metal with their fast, loud, and bone-crushingly powerful music, and they've been setting heads a-banging for nearly 30 years without losing an ounce of their strength. Inside...

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In this comprehensive look at the career of Canadian rock trio Rush, a variety of leading rock critics and musicians review each and every Rush album from their self-titled 1974 debut to their 1981 classic Exit Stage Left. In addition to an extended interview with Alex...

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Performing an ambitious blend of progressive rock with classical accents, Emerson, Lake & Palmer was one of pop music's most unlikely success stories in the '70s, earning a huge international following for their increasingly complex music; however, the band broke up in 1978...

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Kinks: Rock Reflections features band member Dave Davies sharing reminiscences about the band's songs and career, accompanied by archival footage of the band performing live and on various television shows.

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Inside Argent: A Critical Review looks at the career of the band between the years 1969 and 1974. Founded by former Zombies member Rod Argent and Russ Ballard, the group attempted to fuse together various styles into a unique sound. The video includes footage from...

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As a volume of the series "Music in Review: The Essential Music of the Eighties," The Cure: Music in Review consists of two DVDs and an extensive book that trace the history of Robert Smith's trend-setting post-punk band from its debut LP, Three Imaginary Boys, through...

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Inside Roxy Music 1972-1974 - A Critical Review features footage of the band performing from this period combined with interviews with musicians and rock critics explaining what was significant about the group's work. The release includes performances of "Virginia Plain," "Do the...

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Rare archival performance footage combines with the unique critical perspective to paint a vivid portrait of the definitive rock & roll act in this unauthorized critical review of the Rolling Stones covering every release by the band from 1963 through 1969. With vintage performance footage...

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An entire decade before perfecting the art of the pop-punk opera with their 2004 release American Idiot, enduring punk-revival trio Green Day were blasting to the top of the charts with their refreshingly adolescent an undeniably catchy 1994 album Dookie. This was where it all began, and...

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They were almost single-handedly responsible for bringing the brutal art of heavy metal to the masses, and now Metallica fans can find out how the band that once balked at the prospect of making music videos endured to become the shining standard in millennial metal in a critical review that stretches...

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Though the British metal band Whitesnake officially formed in 1977 as an offshoot of Deep Purple (it was founded by Purple vocalist David Coverdale), it garnered its broadest following several years down the road, with the issue of the EPs Saints...

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Intense Media presents another anthology of obscure live footage from various UK acts, this time mining the psychedelic rock circles with their Psychedelia Anthology program. Featuring such acts as Lucifer's Friend and Hawkwind, the special highlights the...

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David Bowie's boldest (and most critically championed) effort -- the 1973 thematic glam rock EP The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars -- receives a full documentary exploration and tribute in the home-video release Rock Milestones: David...

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Rick Wakeman Anthology presents the legendary prog-rock keyboardist and Yes member performing nine of his songs. The setlist includes "Journey to the Center of the Earth," "Anne Boleyn," "Long Distance Runaround," "Catherine Parr," and...

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The year was 1975 and Dark Side of the Moon had just found British space rockers Pink Floyd crossing over into the mainstream thanks to such classic tracks as "Time" and "Money." Though expectations for their follow-up were near stratospheric and seemingly impossible to...

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A companion piece to the blockbuster 1972 album, Deep Purple: Made in Japan, Rock Milestones - Deep Purple: Made in Japan offers extremely rare archival footage of the Deep Purple Japanese concerts from which the original record was taken, supplemented by interviews with band members...

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Genesis: The Gabriel Era contains performance footage from the band when they were fronted by the charismatic singer and songwriter. This footage is interspersed with interviews with musicians and film critics who analyze the qualities of the music.

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While Genesis achieved their greatest commercial success during their later years with Phil Collins as lead singer and frontman, many fans contend that the progressive rock icons were at the height of their creative powers between 1970 and 1975, when Peter Gabriel...

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No one does classic heavy metal quite like Black Sabbath, and in this definitive review of the band's groundbreaking release Paranoid, various musicians, musicologists, and rock journalists come together to discuss the historical impact of the career defining album. Archival footage of...

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From Peter Gabriel to Phil Collins, progressive, pop-rock pioneers Genesis turned in some of the most critically acclaimed albums of the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Now, the definitive review of Genesis on film, record, and concert arrives with a detailed look at both the...

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Pink Floyd: Reflections and Echoes features archival footage of the popular band dating from many different eras of their lengthy career. From their early days as one of the definitive British psychedelic bands, to their massive success with The Dark Side of the Moon, the band often had to...

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The DVD issue Green Day Critical Review -- American Idiot represents something of an unofficial companion piece to Green Day's Bullet in a Bible -- unofficial in the sense that Critical Review has not been officially authorized by the band or its representation....

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In 1991, the success of Nirvana's second album, Nevermind, finally brought alternative rock into mainstream acceptance, and dramatically changed the playing field of both the music industry and the way punk and underground were perceived by the mass audience....

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Experience three full-length concerts by groundbreaking progressive rock outfit Asia in this release showcasing performances from Russia, England, and the United States. After taking the stage in Moscow to play twelve songs including "Only Time Will Tell" and "The Smile Has Left Your...

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Coldplay: Phenomenon documents the career of the British rock band. Although this release has not been approved or authorized by the band, the program features archival footage of the group interspersed with music critics and professional musicians putting the band's work into context.

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Stu Cook and Doug "Cosmo" Clifford, original members of Creedence Clearwater Revival, host Creedence Clearwater Revival: Music in Review -- the first documentary to analyze the history, content, and impact of the John Fogerty-founded...

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The Ramones: The True Stories documents the career of the band that many credit as one of the most influential in American rock history. Featuring interviews with original member Tommy Ramone as well as with other people who knew the band during their heyday in the '70s, the film contains...

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The Jam: The Ultimate Review consists of footage of the great British band interspersed with critics and musicians discussing their work. Led by Paul Weller, the group would prove influential on the future Britpop movement that included Oasis and Blur.

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The Who: The Moon Years offers a portrait of the legendary British band up until the death of their beloved drummer in 1978. With a mixture of archival footage and interviews with those who knew the band, the documentary traces the musical accomplishments and the hedonistic lifestyle of the group members.

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Glen Matlock takes a look back at one of the most influential acts in punk rock history in a comprehensive critical review that offers rare footage of the band and illuminating insight from leading rock critics. From the stage to the stereo to the movie screen, no stone is left unturned in offering one...

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