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If you can forgive an aging Kip Winger for singing the praises of jailbait in "Seventeen," then Winger Live is a harmless, nostalgic trip through the glamour and glitz of '80s hair metal. The band's entire founding lineup is present -- a rare feat for any 20-year-old act, but one that's especially impressive given this genre's high turnover rate in the 21st century. Kip's pipes and poster-boy good looks have withered a bit with age, and many (if not all) of the songs have been modified, their original keys lowered in accordance with the singer's dwindling range. Still, Winger blows through this two-disc set with convincing energy, playing all the predictable hits ("Heading for a Heartbreak," "Seventeen," "Miles Away") while falling prey to the typical (but excusable, since it's all in good fun) trappings of an '80s rock band. That is, they devote entire tracks to solos by guitarist Reb Beach and drummer Rod Morgenstein, and there's a great deal of "Come on!" and "Help me out! Sing it!" yelled by the enthusiastic bandmates. Most of the highlights are sandwiched onto the second disc, which features the band's encore section as well as a solid version of the forgotten "Who's the One." For the most part, Winger Live is strictly a "fans only" release, but that won't keep it from evoking a bit of guilty nostalgia in others. ~ Andrew Leahey
Winger: John Roth, Reb Beach (vocals, guitar); Kip Winger (vocals, bass guitar); Rod Morgenstein (vocals, drums).
Live Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)  Winger Live Review
Playing all of thier big hits and a few new ones too, very talented musicians, better live than thier studio work. Too bad bands can't come up with more Live material.
Submitted by dibbit1 (Rochester, NY) 
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I got this as a freebie in a radio contest, and frankly wasn't expecting much from it. I liked this band back in the day, and still think they get a bad rap, but the prospect of a double-live Winger CD just didn't fire me up that much. So it came as a pleasant surprise when I actually listened to this thing. The sound is very raw, and doesn't really sound like much has been done int he way of "producing" it at all. But even so, it's pretty enjoyable. Reb Beach, of course, shreds all over the place, as does this John Roth guy, who apparently is the keyboard player and second guitarist, depending on the song. The songs are given extra heaviness, especially the ones from the band's second album (a third of the songs here). The tunes from '93's Pull are the highlights, though, but even the ones from last year's Winger IV are pretty good. All in all, I was pretty impressed.
Submitted by Fizz (Delmarva)
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great
everyone please buy this cd.It is great!
Submitted by jfeff (roanoke,va)
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I urge everyone to buy this cd.It rocks from beginning to end. All of the classics and more!
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Purchase Live CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Iron Maiden - Death On The Road DVDs (2003)
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 $18.59  
Iron Maiden's live album DEATH ON THE ROAD captured the heavy-metal legends at a stop on their 2003 tour, which promoted both that year's DANCE OF DEATH and the best-of collection EDWARD THE GREAT. Recorded at the Westfalenhalle Arena in Dortmund, Germany, this concert film presents DEATH ON THE ROAD in visual form, with Maiden tearing through newer fare from DANCE OF DEATH as well as older classics like "Can I Play with Madness" and "The Trooper" for a potent showcase of singer Bruce Dickinson's soaring vocals and the band's trademark three-guitar assault.
This 3 DVD package is the companion to the double live CD released in 2005. Filmed in Dortmund, Germany during the 2003 Dance of Death Tour, this collection fully captures the incredible stage production and electricity of an Iron Maiden show. DVD#1 is mastered in PCM stereo; DVD#2 is mastered in 5.1 Surround Sound; and DVD 3 includes bonus extras including a 70 minute ducmentary. The DVD not only documents the drama and spectacle of the band's live performance, but also charts the making of the album and preparations for the world tour. Featuring candid and personal footage of the band, this film represents unprecedented access and insight into their recording
| | Ratt - Videos From The Cellar: The Atlantic Years DVD (2007)
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$9.09
Accompanying the release of the album TELL THE WORLD: THE VERY BEST OF RATT and the band's "Back For More" 2007 reunion tour, VIDEOS FROM THE CELLAR: THE ATLANTIC YEARS presents a selection of classic Ratt videos. The program compiles the two previous VHS anthologies THE VIDEO and DETONATOR, alongside four unreleased videos: "You're In Love," "Dance," "Body Talk," and "Slip Of The Lip."
This DVD combines 2 successful VHS releases (1985's The Video and 1991's Detonator), plus unreleased videos and brand-new commentary. This DVD features the classic line-up of Stephen Pearcy, Robbin Crosby, Warren DeMartini, Juan Croucier, and Bobby Blotzer. Milton Berle is featured in 2 videos! Bonus commentary is provided by Pearcy, DeMartini, and Blotzer.
| | Winger - Live DVD (2008)
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$15.99
The members of Winger are reunited for their first DVD release, culled from their highly touted 2007 U.S. reunion tour. Included is music spanning the group's near-20 year career! Kip Winger, Reb Beach, Rod Morgenstein, and John Rothe deliver a concert experience which is chock full of hits and progressive jams, for which the band has become famous. The DVD includes a live version of a song not on the CD of the same name.
| | Iron Maiden - Live After Death DVDs (1985)
Live songs
$14.89
Huge Egyptian sphinxes on either side and a gigantic mummy in the middle that shoots pyrotechnic sparks from its eyes, all state-of-the-art high-tech razzle-dazzle with the band performing "The Trooper," "Powerslave," "Revelations," "Aces High," "Run to the Hills," and more.
This 2 DVD set was filmed toward the end of 'The World Slavery Tour' at Los Angeles' Long Beach Arena. This was the most ambitious, longest, and most grueling tour Maiden ever experienced. As the 2nd installment to 2004's The Early Days DVD, the 2nd disc features the highly anticipated 'THE HISTORY OF IRON MAIDEN PART II' which gives an insight into the making of the record as well as exploring the creativity and the background pressures created through the sheer hard work and the physical toll that comes with success at this level for a touring band. Included are rare and unseen footage, photos, promo videos, artwork, tour dates, tour program, and more. This title
| | Whitesnake Good To Be Bad CD (2008) Without Bonus CD
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Initial pressings of GOOD TO BE BAD included a bonus disc containing 7 live tracks and a video.
Issued more than a decade after Whitesnake's previous studio outing, 2008's GOOD TO BE BAD finds frontman David Coverdale leading a band of new hard-rock recruits. Easily one of the heaviest albums recorded by the blooze-leaning British act, the album benefits from Coverdale's well-weathered vocals and the twin guitar work of Doug Aldrich (Dio) and Reb Beach (Winger, Dokken), as evinced on the fierce opener, "Best Years."
| | Tesla - Comin' Atcha Live! 2008 DVD (2008)
Live CD music
$11.25
This DVD includes over 2 hours of live music plus special behind the scenes footage and never-before-seen material. Also included is a brand new song for the first time. The concert was filmed live in Minnesota, February 22, 2008.
| | Rory Gallagher Calling Card CD (1976) Germany
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$9.39
Gallagher's second album for Chrysalis -- and last with his longstanding trio of Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod De'Ath (drums) and Gerry McAvoy (bass) -- was a milestone in his career. Although Calling Card was produced by Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover and not surprisingly contained some of his most powerfully driving rockers, tracks like the acoustic "Barley & Grape Rag" and the jazzy, soulful, finger snapping title cut -- a perennial concert favorite -- found the Irish rocker not only exploring other musical paths, but also caught him on one of his most consistent songwriting streaks ever. Even "Do You Read Me," the muscular opening track, is a remarkably stripped-down affair that adds subtle synths to the rugged blues rock that was Gallagher's claim to fame. While "Moonchild," "Country Mile," and "Secret Agent" displayed catchy hooks, engaging riffs, and raging guitar work (the latter adds a touch of Deep Purple's Jon Lord-styled organ to the proceedings), it's the elegant ballad "I'll Admit You're Gone" that shifts the guitarist into calmer waters and proves his melodic talent was just as cutting on quieter tunes. And it's a crime that the gorgeous "Edged in Blue," certainly one of the artist's saddest and most beautiful pop melodies, was overlooked in his catalog. The 1999 reissue sports track-by-track and first person liner notes from Gallagher's brother Donal, crisp remastered sound, and two additional songs not included on previous versions, one of which, "Public Enemy (B-Girl Version)," later appeared on the Photo-Finish album in an inferior performance to this. Arguably Rory Gallagher's finest studio effort, it was among his best and most varied batch of songs, and it is a perfect place for the curious to start their collection as well as an essential disc showing Gallagher at the peak of his powers. ~ Hal Horowitz
Digitally remastered reissue of the late bluesy Irish rock guitarist's 1976 album, originally released on Chrysalis & now with 'Rue The Day' & 'Public Enemy' (B-Girl Version) added as bonus tracks. 11 tracks total. Also features extensive liner notes. 1998 Strange Music/ Capo/ RCA/ BMG release.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
| | Future Shock Art Of Xenos CD (2002)
Live songs
$11.65
Track Listing of songs: Best Believe; Jazzman; Integers & Fractions; Intelligent Words; Should I...; Reigndance; Little Bit; Penchant; Revolting; Atoms; Foreshadowing; Diego Days; Paper Weights; Groundwork; As If; Heart & Soul; Through;
| | Sleep Sessions Vol. 1 CD (2007)
Live album
$13.69
The Sleep Sessions began as an experiment on KXUA 88.3 college. The music is created by muscian and sound designer, so blurs the line between sound and music.
| | 50 Cent Me Against The World CD (2009) (Import) Import
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$18.39
Featuring a whole bunch of unreleased tracks & remixes plus guest spots from the entire G Unit (Llyod Banks, Tony Yayo, Young Buck) crew & Mobb Deep.
| | Vitality CD (2008)
$9.19 | | Nick Knowledge Identity Crisis CD (2007) (Import)
Live music CDs
$35.49
Australian Exclusive Release - Nick Knowledge is a Sydney born, German raised, international MC prodigy from Mars. At 23 years of age and with more than 7 years of microphone slaughtering under his belt. Now known as Sydney's indisputably best freestyle MC, he has spent the last year completing work on his debut album "The Identity Crisis", which features the likes of Aussie hip hop veteran Soup, international Battle for Supremacy winner Anecdote and production by a host of international artists such as Jean Grae (NY), Cappadonna of the Wu-Tang Clan (NY) and Promoe of Looptroop (Sweden), as well as many well known German acts.
| | W D Dailey Wild Bill's Blues CD (2008)
Live songs
$15.19
WILD BILL\'S BLUESI was reluctant to name this CD \"WILD BILL\'S BLUES\" but back in my Woodstock days I rode a motorcycle with a pet raccoon on my shoulder and got the name \"Wild Bill\". Fortyyears have gone by since then and my life has went through big changes since those days but a few months ago I stopped to see if a friend might need my help that had been pulled over by the police. The policeman let my friend go but arrested me for obstructing an officer. Later I noticed on the police report-under aliases- that the officer had written \"Wild Bill\".My first CD was in 2004 and I have done well with it. I had lots of radio play, found my music on juke boxes, played in blues festivals and sold lots of CD\'s.I have tried to do a variety of more acoustic blues on this new CD with 4 Robert Johnson songs. A couple of songs on my old national steel guitar including Blind Boy fuller\'s,\"Step It Up and Go\" and a song with a harmonica in a holder around my neck, \"Make Sure My Grave is Kept Clean\". I have also included 4 of my original songs.I have always loved these old acoustic blues and had an opportunity to visit Mississippi with one of my son\'s this spring. We spent a week in the delta visiting grave sites, blues museums and spending our evenings in the famous juke joints. Please check out our website of the trip at......www.AKZstudios.com. Hope you enjoy this new CD! W.D. Dailey
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