Joss Stone - Mind Body & Soul Sessions
R&B torchlette Stone has moved a lot of units with her wise-beyond-her-years renditions of classic trax and new material alike, and this her debut live recording captures her at the top of her voice in front of a soul'd-out house in New York's hipster haven, Irving Plaza. Also has music vids, outtakes, and a road documentary
Region: ALL

Billy Talent - Scandalous Travelers
Canadian proto-neo-punksters take a stab at the planet and draw some real blood. Most interesting as a documentary of their rise from obscurity to stadium shows, this DVD also has many offbeat and amusing extras
Region: 1

Branford Marsalis - A Love Supreme Live
Hard-working modern sax master takes on the jazz sax masterwork in this extraordinary live set recorded in Amsterdam in 2003. Also features interviews and a bonus audio CD version of the show
Region: ALL

Devo - Live In The Land Of The Rising Sun
The godfathers of the discordian pose are not dead, and they layer the self-immolating irony like tapioca on sushi in this bizarre event, playing at rock stars for an unselfconscious crush of crazed Japanese Devo-tees. Hilarious futuristic nostalgia.
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The White Stripes - Under Blackpool Lights
The stripped-down rock masters in a stripped-down show shot on 8 and 16 in front of an ecstatic crowd at the Empress Ballroom, 26 tracks in 75 minutes, covering their entire career and a couple of cover gems.
Region: 1

Iron Maiden - Part 1: The Early Days
There are two categories of audience for this amazing 2-CD document, covering the first eight years of this legenday metal act: the completist fan who will enjoy over five hours of great live sets and intimate anecdotes, and the arch music fan who wants to experience the gut-splitting reality of the REAL Spinal Tap.
Region: 1

Sarah McLachlan - Afterglow Live
This is a Sarah fan must-have, with a two-hour DVD wih 23 tracks from her latest tour, plus a bonus CD with 15 tracks, plus candid tour footage.
Region: 1

Live Aid
The biggest concert event in history? Might just be. 1.5 billion viewers, just about every meaningful name in the pop/rock catalogue performing on two continents. This is the concert the Beatles would have probably reformed to play. Now you can see all ten performance hours, every act, without the cut-offs, sloppy switching and ragged sequencing that marred the actual live experience.
Region: 1

Primus - Hallucino-Genetics Live 2004
Back in full primus shape after a decade-and-half of shifting personnel and fortunes, this is a record of this seminal funk-punk-prog-metal outfit's epic '04 tour, including an extraordinary full-length rendering of their groundbreaking debut release "Frizzle Fry".
Region: All

Ani Difranco - Trust
Ms D may put on the most socially, sexually and politically progressive show on the road today, if you can handle that.. Here you get a 90-minute set, 17 songs spanning her career and 3 never available anywhere else before.
Region: All

Tori Amos - Welcome To Sunny Florida
For her first non-bootleg concert release, diva Tori gives us a particularly good night on her '03 North American tour, featuring great reworkings of favourite tracks and her trademark piano straddling passion. Not to be missed. Region: 1

Phish - It
Since the death of the Dead, Phish have swum the jam band waters without any real challengers. This double-disc set includes a 90-minute PBS special chronicling their 2003 tour, plus another 2.5 hours of concert footage, plus interviews and photos and stuff. Find out what the Phish fuss is all about. Region: 1-6

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Tell Me What Rockers To Swallow
New York art-raver trio the YYYs have put together a fine set for fans and newbies alike, highlighted by the seductive performance stylings of lead siren Karen O, and featuring a run-through of their dynamite debut CD in front of an enthusiastic mob at San Fran's Fillmore. Also includes their vids, an MTV award show performance, and a doc by O's main squeeze offbeat film phenom Spike Jonze. Region: 1

Toronto Rocks
What is it with T.O. and the Stones? They rehearse there, get busted there, play charity concerts instead of serving time there... And here is the epic show they headlined in 2003 that the Ontario government set up to convince the world the SARS epidemic was over, featuring a best-of Canadian lineup and a motley international grab bag (the Flaming Lips open for Justin Timberlake?). A fine show, supposedly the largest ticketed single day event in history, with half a million in attendance, but in twenty years no one will be calling this the SARStock Nation. Region: 1

Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii
A dramatic reworking of this classic rock artefact, part documentary, part surreal concert from the Meddle era, featuring revealing studio footage from the Dark Side of the Moon sessions. Director Adrian Maben has added a huge amount of material for this release, and a raft of special features. We are living in a fan's paradise!
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Mayor Of The Sunset Strip
Music culture afficianados will have a weird and woolly ride through the exhilarating and tragic life story of fabled L.A. deejay Rodney Bingenheimer, who managed to insinuate himself to the very bedside of rock superstardom, becoming a kind of reverse celebrity -- famous only to the famous
Region: 1

Calexico - World Drifts In
Tex Mex creative muscle flexers Calexico took their act to England in 2002, where they are held in great esteem, compared to Radiohead, and given the kind of welcome that Texas might give to, say, Radiohead. In addition to the spirited 90-minute show you get documentaries, interviews, tour footage, music videos, and an El Kabong cartoon!
Region: 1

Marillion - Brave
In 1994 neo-prog artrockers Marillion made a brave move with this concept piece, commissioning filmmaker Richard Stanley to help them tell the tale, based on a true story, of a young girl found wandering in the UK with amnesia. It ended up losing them their record deal, because brave isn't always smart, but we are left with this fascinating atmospheric gem of feature-length music video
Region: ALL

The Rolling Stones - Rock And Roll Circus
A legendary document from 1968, as famous for its flaws as its triumphs (Yoko wails painfully and Marianne Faithfull mesmerizes, Ian Anderson lip-synchs poorly and Pete Townsend sets fire to the place), withheld from release for years by Jagger, (who does embarrass himself), it's the extra interviews and bonus footage that make this DVD a collector's must-have
Region: 1

Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin
If you've only sat through The Song Remains The Same half a dozen times to please your stoner friends then you might feel like avoiding this collection of live Led Zed... and you'd be a fool. This set of meticulously restored performance pieces makes that old midnight-screening standby look like a home movie from your high school band
Region: 1

Sarah Brightman - The Harem World Tour Live From Las Vegas
Andrew Lloyd Webber's one-time muse, La Brightman has, with a series of tastefully programmed cds and a deadly serious tour schedule, transformed herself into the modern goddess of crossover classical, and this over-the-top Vegas spectacle will let you worship from the comfort of your home
Region: 1