Music DVD & Blu-ray Reviews

You'll be happy to hear and see this all-star lineup of musical talent again and again.

The Doors were well ahead of many of their contemporaries, in recognizing the possibilities of music video.

The collection has historical significance beyond the music that contributes to it being a welcome addition to one's video library.

'83 US Festival: Days 1-3 isn't a perfect document, but is worth owning for U2 and the final performance of The Clash alone.

The true star of this new and totally essential live Smashing Pumpkins release may surprise you.

Bonamassa really does take the viewer on a tour de force over four nights in London, ranging from a small club to the Royal Albert Hall.

Welcome to the cult of Bruce.

A must-have for Queen's fans.

The Go-Go's vocalist remains a glowing presence on the touring circuit, as evidenced by this 2012 concert recording.

Jonathan tells the story of his father and Johnny Cash in an honest and compelling documentary.