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"The first live DVD release of Oliver Wakeman, the oldest son of Rick Wakeman (Yes), one of the best keyboard players in the history of progressive rock. "Coming To Town - Live in Katowice" DVD - an extraordinary mixture of progressive and symphonic...

"The first live DVD release of Oliver Wakeman (with a CD of the same live recordings), the oldest son of Rick Wakeman (Yes), one of the best keyboard players in the history of progressive rock. "Coming To Town - Live in Katowice" DVD - an extraordinary...

"This concert was originally recorded for broadcast on ITV and released here for the first time. The high quality recording has been remastered and are featured both on a DVD and audio CD alongside extended notes, new interviews, imagery and memorabilia. Keyboard wizard Rick Wakeman has enjoyed at least three careers - early-Seventies session man, the Caped Crusader of progressive giants Yes and solo star responsible for such epic albums as The Six Wives of Henry VIII, Journey To The Centre Of The Earth...

"This DVD features Rick Wakeman in an up-close and uproarious stand-up performance filmed live in front of a studio audience. The ‘Grumpy’ rock legend, composer and raconteur exposes a host of hilarious anecdotes and unknown escapades experienced...

I'm a big Weather Report fan of their earlier period, although after a certain point, they lose me a little bit (but then again, most fusion going into the late 70s loses me a bit). But this is an wonderful archival release (released for the very first...

"To celebrate the 40th ''birthday'' of one of the world's best bands - Weather Report - the label Art of Groove is releasing the band's Rockpalast concert in Cologne 1983 - a premiere on DVD.
What a feast the concert was for the Cologne-based audience that night, and is now for us all these years later. As Omar Hakim has said: ''Weather Report wasn't typical instrumental music: there was Europe, Africa, jazz, blues, Latin, all inside one thing. It was true world music....''. Here's to that!...

This represents in my mind the very last great era of this great band.

"By September of 1978 Weather Report's headlining status afforded them the opportunity to play a very long set amounting to two hours in length. Given the previous year's success with the poll winning "Heavy Weather" album one might have expected them to concentrate on this more or less exclusively, but instead, fans were treated to material from right across the bands career and solo spots by everybody. "Black Market" opens...

Anyone who knows me knows that I just love the Who's music from the 1960's to the early 70's. This fantastic document captures them 8/30/70 in front of over 600,000 people just a bit after their absolute peak of their powers, but while they are still t...

Another case where I suppose this doesn't really 'belong' here, but look: Despite making a few cheesy records, Johnny was an unbelievably masterful blues/rock and slide guitar player, especially in the period mostly covered here (the early 1970s) and...

You get both the audio and the video of this performance. Good idea! "Praise be to Pink Flag for pushing the boat out on this one: film-maker Tom Gidley's record of Wire's Triptych Festival gig at Tramway was a big outlay, but one viewing of the goods ...

“Recorded live on May 16, 2009 at Shepherd's Bush, London. This is a fantastic live album from the legendary Wishbone Ash. They play all the classics and bring in a couple of guests such as former band members Mark Birch or Ben Granfelt. The DVD includes a 51-minute road movie covering Wishbone Ash's 40th Anniversary tour.”

“Loved the set. The music was great, and the stories and history of the band really added to it.”

Disc 1:
Blind eye
Runaway
Right or wrong
Growing u

“The live at Rockpalast show presented here was recorded at Sporthalle, Cologne, Germany on 1st December 1976 when the band still included the core original line-up of Andy Powell on guitar and vocals, Martin Turner on bass and vocals, Steve Upton on drums and Laurie Wisefield on guitar and vocals. It captures the band at their prime, offering a blistering live performance for over an hour and a half. They look young, lean and hungry and generate an onstage charismatic cool that as well as weirdly...

Richard Wright’s first solo album, from 1978, which was sort of overlooked upon its original release and is really a quite nice album, if lower key than things like ‘The Wall’ would make you think...!
Remixed and then released on Wright’s 80th birthday by the kind of remixing progressive classics, Steven Wilson, who called it ‘A lost Pink Floyd record’

• Dolby Atmos Mix
• 5.1 Surround Mix 24/96
• Original 1978 Stereo Mix