"When John Cales was invited for the Rockpalast-Festival on October, 14th 1984, he had just released the desolate masterpiece "Music For A New Society" (1982), "Caribbean Sunset" (1983) and "John Cale Comes Alive" (1984).
Compared to the official live album, JOHN CALE's performance at the Rockpalast was far more intense, desperate and wild. He performed the songs with a very hard edge, sometimes even deconstructed them ("Heartbreak Hotel"), receiving a mixed reaction from the audience, that just had..

Andrew Latimer - Guitar, Flute, Vocals
Colin Bass - Bass, Bass Pedals, Vocals
Denis Clement – Drums, Electric Percussion
Pete Jones - Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals

“‘At The Royal Albert Hall' celebrates CAMEL's superb 'Moonmadness 2018 tour. Universally acclaimed by everyone that saw it, the RAH concert on September 17, 2018 was the pinnacle of the tour! Approximately 2 and a half hours of music!”

- Set 1 - Moonmadness:
Aristillus
Song Within a Song
Chord Cha

Excellent quality archival release of various clips from 1973-2003. For me, the main selling point is that this includes the 1977 Sight and Sound broadcast with Mel Collins and Richard Sinclair, doing stuff from Raindances (my personal favorite of their albums), but all of this is of interest to fans.

"Camel Footage II features performances from Andrew Latimer, Peter Bardens, Andy Ward, Doug Ferguson, Richard Sinclair, Mel Collins, Colin Bass, Jan Schelhaas, Kit Watkins, Chris Rainbow, Ton....

This is pretty exploitative and horrible, but, still, some of you may not have this material and some of it is great. You get 'Electricity' and 'Sure Nuff 'n' Yes I Do' from Cannes, 1967, I'm Gonna Booglarize You from Beat Club (which is available...

Nice to see some totally new material here!
"Metropolis Studios, London, December 4th 2010. Studio A measures 98 square metres and contains six musicians, a five man film crew and 120 fans. This equation adds up to one electric performance for...

"In the wrong hands, a tool can serve as a WEAPON!"-Kavus Torabi

High quality video footage from 'rehearsals' from 2005! This is just a riot from beginning to end.
Tim claims he can't remember all the words, but it's just an excuse so he can sing 'fuckity fuck fuck' a lot and give Kavi 'the eye'; he doesn't give a toss anymore.
A fucking dog barks. And barks. And fucking barks....It's hot in the shed (for Jim, but not apparently for Kavus, who wears white fur), there is much....

Cassiber was the very exciting post-Henry Cow project of Chris Cutler, which also featured Heiner Goebbels and Alfred Harth as well as Christoph Anders. This collects all their albums and much more. Limited edition of 1,000 made!...

Stupid expensive. "Stunning performances by 14 yr. old drumming sensation Tony Royster Jr. and world renown funk drummer Dennis Chambers playing to original music and drum solos. A special appearance by master drummer/innovator Billy Cobham completes t...

“THE TRIP, an Italian-British band originally formed in London in 1966, became the starting point of "progressive" in the history of Italian music.
50 years after the release of the masterpiece "Atlantide", the birth of Furio Chirico's The Trip , a new formation led by Furio Chirico following the original breakthrough of 1972, with the participation, alongside the drummer Furio Chirico, of brilliant musicians such as Paolo “Silver” Silvestri (Hammond, synthesizers and vocals), Giuseppe “Gius” Lanari...

"Circle don't need an introduction, but just in case: the highly prolific band's been cycling through psychedelia, art-punk, krautrock, atmospherics, and metal (among other things) since 1991."-Pitchfork Media...

"This is clearly underlined in the live recording made in September 2002 at the Paris New Morning club. The New Morning - The Paris Concert DVD contains twelve great tracks, where all of the musicians involved show themselves to be fantastic soloists...

“DVD 1 : LOOKING FOR ORNETTE - a film by jacques goldstein, 2016, 61', stereo. Jacques Goldstein goes on a quest for a spectre, a spectre that haunts Jazz. Who was Ornette Coleman, the saxophonist and composer whom we owe the invention of Free Jazz to? If his seminal body of work is now - rightfully so - fully recognized, the man remained deliberately mysterious and enigmatic. The director makes attempts to approach him. He visits and interviews musicians who owe him a lot. A portrait of Ornette takes...

"Copernicus (heteronym of Joseph Smalkowski) is New York born and based philosopher, poet and sage, active since late 70's. He has enjoyed a decent deal of success all around Central and Eastern Europe from mid 80's to early 90's. In 1989, after the...

This is the band I saw in 2006 with Chick's current Spanish band, which includes some great players, especially most notably, bassist Carles Benavent from Musica Urbana! "Filmed at the historic Palau de la Musica in Barcelona, this special DVD...

My dear, late friend Scott had a big collection of 'spoken word' albums that he inherited from his father. There was a lot of weird stuff in there, but the weirdest were the two albums he had by these two guys. The description below sums it all up...

“This Rockpalast recording from WDR studio L, Köln from January 4 1979 finds Coyne at the top of his game, performing to a captive audience midway through a sold out German tour and gives a splendid flavour of his idiosyncratic but particularly individual style with eighteen cuts like the venomous Right On Your Side, the acoustic punk-style approach of Amsterdam or the righteous anger of Having A Party.
Only three songs in, Coyne is sweating profusely yet giving it absolutely everything dressed in..

I'm a big Cream fan; they were the first band I liked when I was a kid that I still like. This title could have been a lot cheesier than it is - it includes new interviews with Jack, Ginger and Eric, a bunch of cool live/TV footage (including the...

Cream were the first band I liked after the Beatles and they still have a place in my heart. They were essentially a blues/rock band, but they were extremely 'progressive' in the literal sense of the word (how could they not be with Jack Bruce, one of ...

A CELEBRATION OF BAY AREA FILMMAKING featuring experimental and historical films tracing the evolution of Market Street, San Francisco. Directed by Liz Keim and Melinda Stone. On September 24, 2005 over 1,000 people joined together in the newly created...