This DVD is a release of a 1976 concert film of Paul McCartney and Wings.

This is an enjoyable read that saunters through the chronology and culture of progressive rock.

The first thing I noticed watching this documentary is that the title is a little misleading.

This brand new DVD is a very cool thing. It includes two features along with some bonus material. Both of these features on their own would be great.

This is a new audiophile release of a classic Eric Clapton solo album.

I would say that this set is pretty effective.

More pics from this concert are available in our members' area.

Critics refer to him as the “luckiest man in the world.”


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As Paul McCartney describes it, he had always wanted to do an album of old standards.

This album of covers by relatively obscure acts is quite cool.

When it comes to the British music scene, it could be argued that "Melody Maker" magazine was an integral piece of the evolution of bands and sound.

This is sort of a marriage of progressive rock with musical theater and is based on the writings of Lewis Carroll. 

I guess a lot of how you’ll feel about this DVD is about what you think of the whole concept behind it, a sort of solidarity concert after the World Trade Center attacks.

This is one of the better tribute albums I’ve heard.