Frankie Beverly - Live in New Orleans

Manufacturer: Eagle Rock Entertainment Brand: UNI DIST CORP (MUSIC) Model: 34125823

Eagle Vision's SD Blu-ray range presents upscale standard definition original material with DTS-HD Master Audio and LPCM stereo sound for the best possible quality. The Who's 1982 tour, which was all in North America apart from two warm-up dates at the Birmingham NEC in England, was their last to feature Kenney Jones on drums and they wouldn't tour again until 1989. The tour promoted the recent 'It's Hard' album, which had been released in June 1982, and the set list included a number of tracks from that album, some of which the band would only play live on this tour. This concert film features the show from the second of their two nights at New York's Shea Stadium and was filmed on October 13th 1982. Although a couple of tracks have appeared on compilations, this is the first official release of the full show and features restored footage and newly mixed sound.Track Listing1) Substitute 2) I Can't Explain 3) Dangerous 4) Sister Disco 5) The Quiet One 6) It's Hard 7) Eminence Front 8) Behind Blue Eyes 9) Baba O Riley 10) I'm One 11) The Punk And The Godfather 12) Drowned 13) Tattoo 14) Cry If You Want 15) Who Are You 16) Pinball Wizard 17) See Me Feel Me 18) Love Reign O'er Me 19) Long Live Rock 20) Won't Get Fooled Again 21) Young Man Blues 22) Naked Eye 23) I Saw Her Standing There 24) Summertime Blues 25) Twist And ShoutBonus FeaturesBonus tracks from the first night at Shea Stadium: (1) My Generation (2) A Man Is A Man (3) 5.15

Manufacturer: Decca

This concert special was taped before a live audience at Berlin's open air Wuhlheide Theater. David Garrett has touched hearts and astounded audiences around the world by carving out a unique and wholly new artistic path. In a thrilling performance that moves all ages, the young German violinist weaves classical standards like Vivaldi's works with rock and pop hits from the likes of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith and Nirvana.

Manufacturer: PBS Brand: PBS Video Model: 15399231

A storm of Modernism swept through the art worlds of the West in the early decades of the twentieth century, uprooting centuries of tradition. The epicenter of this storm was Paris, France. For an incandescent moment from 1905 to 1930, Paris was the magnetic center for radical innovation and experiment, and the Mecca for creative talents who would change the course of art throughout the Western world.

Manufacturer: Eagle Rock Entertainment Model: 24720249

Phil Collins has made a number of appearances at Montreux over the years as a solo artist, with his big band or as a guest performer with the likes of Eric Clapton and Quincy Jones. The main show on this Blu-Ray was filmed in high definition at the 2004 festival and captures Phil performing all of his best known hits from his solo career. The bonus material is a performance by the Phil Collins Big Band at Montreux in 1996. This is the first time any of Phil's big band material has been made available. This combination of all his classic songs coupled with the rarely seen big band material shows the breadth of musical genres Phil has covered in his career and makes a perfect celebration of Phil Collins association with Montreux. / Bonus Features: Phil Collins Big Band Live At Montreux 1996: 1) Two Hearts 2) That's All 3) In The Air Tonight 4) Invisible Touch 5) West Side 6) Against All Odds 7) Hand In Hand 8) There'll Be Some Changes Made (featuring Tony Bennett) 9) Milestones 10) Los Endos 11) Always 12) Do Nothing Til You Hear From Me 13) Sussudio / Track Listing: 1) Drum Thing 2) Something Happened On The Way To Heaven 3) Against All Odds 4) Don't Lose My Number 5) You'll Be In My Heart 6) One More Night 7) Can t Stop Lovin You 8) Hang In Long Enough 9) True Colours 10) Come With Me 11) A Groovy Kind Of Love 12) I Missed Again 13) Another Day In Paradise 14) No Way Out 15) Separate Lives 16) In The Air Tonight 17) Dance Into The Light 18) You Can't Hurry Love 19) Two Hearts...

Manufacturer: Eagle Rock Entertainment Brand: DVD International Model: 27073913

After a five year break, 2012 saw Garbage back in the spotlight with a new studio album Not Your Kind Of People followed by their first world tour for seven years. Filmed on this tour at the Ogden Theatre in Denver, Colorado on October 6th, One Mile High...Live is the first ever DVD release of a full Garbage live concert. Charismatic singer Shirley Manson leads from the front propelled by the twin guitars of Steve Marker and Duke Erikson and the powerhouse drumming of Butch Vig with Eric Avery providing bass guitar for the live shows. The band mix highlights from the new album with classic tracks from across their career to produce the ultimate Garbage live experience. Bonus Features:Pre-show Warm Up / Music videos for Big Bright World and Blood For Poppies / Featurettes: (1) Automatic Systematic (2) Battle In Me (3) Big Bright World (4) Blood For Poppies (5) Control.Track Listing: 1) Automatic System Habit 2) I Think I'm Paranoid 3) Shut Your Mouth 4) Why Do You Love Me 5) Queer 6) Stupid Girl 7) Hammering In My Head 8) Control 9) #1 Crush 10) Cherry Lips 11) Big Bright World 12) Blood For Poppies 13) Special 14) Milk 15) Battle In Me 16) Push It 17) Only Happy When It Rains 18) Supervixen 19) The Trick Is To Keep Breathing 20) Vow 21) Time Will Destroy Everything (End Credits)

Manufacturer: Kultur Video Brand: Kulter

This film is the famed Royal Ballet production of Romeo and Juliet. This historical performance stars Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev as the quintessential stage lovers. It captures the greatest dance partnership of our century at the peak of their careers. It's not a stretch to call Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn the most sublime of all dance partners and Sergei Prokofiev the most gifted 20th-century ballet composer. And so it goes without saying that the 1966 film version of the Royal Ballet production of Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet featuring Nureyev and Fonteyn as the star-crossed lovers is an absolute must-have for anyone who cares a whit about the art. Director Paul Czinner has made all the right moves, alternating between full shots of the performers with long shots that accentuate how Kenneth MacMillan's fastidious choreography is inexorably linked to the characters, their story, the elaborate sets, and the viewer. Nicholas Georgiadis's costumes are sumptuous without being overdone, the supporting dancers and ensemble are as exquisite as the leads, and John Lanchbery conducts the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House with just the right mixture of joviality and tragedy that Prokofiev's classic score needs but doesn't always receive. --Kevin Filipski