Walter Lure is the only surviving member of Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers. L.A.M.F. takes its name from the title of their 1977 album.

You really get a lot with this video package.

Lady Antebellum is a great act. They are part country and part pop rock.

The performance captured in this DVD was a celebration of k.d. lang's Ingenue album. The show included the album in its entirety along with some other selections from her catalog.

This documentary is pretty captivating. It's not a thing of perfection, but I really enjoyed it.

This double DVD set from Led Zeppelin was released 20 years ago. I just heard about it for the first time recently and had to get it. 

I remember seeing this concert film at a midnight showing in the theater. I had some issues with it at the time.

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 1992 concert really shows the amount of talent encompassed by the act called “Level 42.”

I am a huge fan of Gordon Lightfoot. I got to see him live and meet him a little over a decade ago.

I have to admit to having more knowledge of rock music than I do jazz. Additionally, my tastes in jazz, and consequently my knowledge of it, leans more toward the instrumental variety than the vocal.

There are Little Feat fans who feel that the band ceased to be Little Feat once Lowell George was gone. 

I reviewed the digital single for this song in this issue of Music Street Journal, but here I'm looking more at the video for the piece.

You'll note that I've included this under Phil Lynott's name instead of under the Thin Lizzy banner.