MC5 - Sonic Revolution: A Celebration of The MC5 DVD

MC5 - Sonic Revolution: A Celebration of The MC5 video This concert from their European tour in 1977 features the line up responsible for the Long Live Rock 'n' Roll album released later that year including vocalist Ronnie James Dio and drummer Cozy Powell. Extras include 3 original promo videos, interviews, photo gallery, and audio commentary.

MC5 - Sonic Revolution: A Celebration of The MC5 movie The first full-length Rolling Stones album is a raw document of their early sound, which at this point was still Early British Tinny, even on this pristine re-issue. However, the band's growing confidence throughout the course of THE ROLLING STONES is almost palpable. Their take on Willie Dixon's "I Just Want to Make Love to You" is steeped in Chicago blues filtered through a West London sensibility, while the insistent harp on their hit cover of Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away" is an early example of the band's technique of using blues riffs as pop hooks. "Tell Me" is a fairly embryonic attempt at Tin Pan Alley songwriting (they're far more at home with the raw R&B of "Little By Little") and it's obvious that at this early stage the band was most comfortable performing R&B covers, such as Rufus Thomas's classic "Walking the Dog," and particularly Chuck Berry's "Carol," which remained a staple of the band's live shows for some years. Remastered reissue of 1964 album, suitable for standard & 'Super Audio' CD players. Digipak. Abkco Records. 2002. The Rolling Stones: Brian Jones (guitar); Bill Wyman (bass guitar); Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts . Personnel: Mick Jagger (vocals, harmonica); Bill Wyman (vocals); Keith Richards (guitar); Ian Stewart (piano, organ); Gene Pitney (piano); Charlie Watts (drums); Phil Spector (maracas). Audio Remasterers: Teri Landi; Steve Rosenthal. Liner Note Author: Andrew Loog Oldham. Recording information: Regent Sound, London, England. Photographer: David P. Bailey. Arranger: The Rolling Stones. The Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger (vocals, harmonica); Brian Jones (guitar, harmonica, background vocals); Keith Richards (guitar, background vocals); Bill Wyman (bass); Charlie Watts (drums). Additional personnel: Gene Pitney, Ian Stewart , Phil Spector. Additional personnel: Gene Pitney (piano); Ian Stewart (keyboards); Phil Spector (maracas).

MC5 - Sonic Revolution: A Celebration of The MC5 film In addition to playing every major rock festival of the 1960s (Woodstock, Altamont, Monterey, Isle of Wight), psychedelic rock legends Jefferson Airplane performed live on many of the era's variety television shows. This dynamic collection offers the best of the band's vintage TV performances, including "White Rabbit" from the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, "Plastic Fantastic Lovers" from Go Ride the Music, "It's No Secret" from the Bell Telephone Hour, and more. Focusing on their 1965-1973 run, this DVD incorporates complete vintage performances with brand new interviews from almost all of the band members of the time, as well as others who were along for the ride. Performances are included from the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, Monterey Pop, Pooneil Corner, Go Ride the Music, Go Ride the Music, Night At the Family Dog, Bell Telephone Hour, and the Perry Como Special. Bonus materials include interview outtakes from all members and photo gallery of rare and never before seen photos from the Jim Marshall collection.

MC5 - Sonic Revolution: A Celebration of The MC5 review The Ramones were responsible to a large degree for the revolution that was punk rock, developing a style of short, fast, guitar-driven songs with catchy, poppy lyrics that paved the way for generations of rock bands to come. They stuck by this winning formula over the course of two decades, and RAMONES RAW provides a behind the scenes vantage point from which to view the span of their long career. Comprised of vintage concert and backstage footage, rare TV appearances, and a treasure trove of home movies that have never been seen before, this collection of rare material delves into a side of The Ramones of which audiences are rarely afforded a glimpse. 21 rare live performances include "I Wanna Be Sedated," "Blitzkreig Bop," and "I Can't Make it on Time." The song list includes "Teenage Lobotomy," "Rockaway Beach," "Sheena is a Punk Rocker," "She's the One," "Rock and Roll Radio," "Judy is a Punk," and so much more. This is a unique view of the godfathers of rock and roll that no fan will want to miss! The band that started it all stars in this comprehensive video scrapbook containing over 5 hours of rare material spanning their history-making career circa 1979-1996, most of which is seen here exclusively for the first time anywhere! Vintage concert footage (shot on film in 1980, archived, and nearly forgottern for over 20 years), rare TV appearances, backstage footage, and lots more are set within the core. Celebrity guests include The Doors' Robby Krieger performing live with the Ramones, Eddie Vedder, Carly Simon, Gilbert Gottfried, "Grandpa" Al Lewis, Bono & U2, Debbie Harry, and many more!

MC5 - Sonic Revolution: A Celebration of The MC5 DVD for sale This footage, shot by Bob Gruen and his wife, Nadya, and never before released, captures the Dolls at early performances in New York, and follows them on a tour of the West Coast. Iconic appearances at venues such as Whisky à Go Go and Max's Kansas City find the band bantering, partying, and performing such songs as "Human Being," "Lookin For A Kiss," "I'm A Hoochie Koochie Man," and "Pirate Love." In the early 70's, rock photographer Bob Gruen and his wife Nadya purchased a portable video recorder. In a period of three years they shot over 40 hours of New York Dolls footage. Now for the first time ever this footage is unveiled. This feature length documentary captures the band during early performances in New York at Kenny's Castaways and Max's Kansas City, then follows the Dolls on their tour of the west coast, including footage from the Whisky A Go Go, the Real Don Steele Show, Rodney Bingenheimer's E Club and much more. Intercut with revealing interviews, backstage banter and late night debauchery, this is THE definitive document of the New York Dolls.

MC5 - Sonic Revolution: A Celebration of The MC5 movie Creem Magazine presents a rare chance to see Iggy and The Stooges live, captured on their reunion tour of 2003. With the original lineup intact, plus indie legend Mike Watt on bass, this show marked The Stooges return to their hometown of Detroit, performing there for the first time in 29 years! Running through material from their first two albums, the band took to the stage to a fervent reaction from an expectant crowd, and pulled off an energetic show of raw rock 'n' roll power. Tracks include "I Wanna Be Your Dog," "TV Eye," "No Fun," "1969," and many others. Boy Howdy Tested and Creem Approved! This Creem Magazine DVD release features Iggy Pop and the original lineup of the Stooges (except for bassist, filled in by indie legend Mike Watt) performing at their first Detroit homecoming in 29 years. It is a full concert of the best songs of the first two Stooges albums from 1969 & 1970 including: Loose, Down On the Street, 1969, I Wanna Be Your Dog, TV Eye, Dirt, Real Cool Time, No Fun, 1970, Funhouse, Not Right, and Little Doll. Also included is the title track from the 2003 release "Skull Ring." Bonus materials are highlighted by the legendary NYC instore performance (minus Mike Watt) where Iggy explains the origin of the songs.