The Rolling Stones Olé Olé Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America is a feature documentary that follows The Rolling Stones’ tour of early 2016 through 10 Latin American cities. The film combines electrifying live performances from across the tour and from their historic tour finale as the first ever rock band to perform to an audience of 1.2 million in Havana, with an intimate insight into the world of The Rolling Stones…

Documentary & Live Concert is a 1980 concert by Fleetwood Mac, shot in support of their 1979 album Tusk. It was released on videotape and laserdisc in 1981 and this is taken from the laserdisc. The version of "Sara" was used by MTV to play as a music video.

Billy Childish Is Dead is a 2005 documentary about British singer, guitarist, songwriter, and poet Billy Childish, who is still not dead as of this writing. Released in the summer of 2005, it was directed by Graham Bendel. The documentary is 69 minutes in length, and the DVD featured a 41 minute segment of extras not used in the final doc.

The Anatomy of Melancholy is a live album by the British death / doom / gothic metal band Paradise Lost. It was recorded on April 12, 2007 at the Koko (London). The album was released on double DVD and double CD.

It Was Fifty Years Ago Today!: The Beatles, Sgt. Pepper And Beyond is a 2017 documentary honoring the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' 1967 album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. It features interviews with those who were part of the project or associated with it, along with those influenced by its power and elegance. The film was directed by Alan G. Parker.

Cocksucker Blues is a 1979 documentary film focusing on The Rolling Stones in 1972 on tour in support of their album Exile On Main St.. Directed by Robert Frank and produced by Marshall Chess, it immediately became a midnight movie shown at theaters due to the name and its content and has never been officially released on DVD. This is taken from a bootleg DVD.

Dazed And Confused is a 2009 Led Zeppelin documentary released in the United Kingdom. Directed by Sonia Anderson, this is gathered from archived interview footage to explain Led Zep's rise to the empire of the hammer of the Gods.

The Video Vault, as the title suggests, is a boxed set of six DVDs covering a number of performances and concerts that had been gathering dust in the Wakeman vaults. As a gift for the ultimate Wakeman fan, this boxed set of DVDs would be an ideal gift. As a collector the box also gathers together a number of key concerts and performances from Rick’s long and varied career…

Franz Schubert´s “Winterreise” engages with its audience in a new and unexpected form: in a creative encounter with Schubert’s masterpiece.

T Lavitz may be best known as the 6 time Grammy nominated keyboardist of The Dixie Dregs, however his complete performance and teaching resumes are both extensive! When he isn't recording or performing live, T teaches at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. This brilliant DVD features a wide range of material including a private piano lesson with T, a mini-concert, the Rock and Beyond video, an instructional DVD-Rom and a range of live clips featuring fellow Dixie Dregs band mates Steve Morse, Rod Morgenstein, Jerry Goodman and Dave LaRue…

The last international band to lay claim to the mantle of such illustrious '70s improvisationers as HATFIELD AND THE NORTH, NATIONAL HEALTH and the original GONG, GONGZILLA is a muscular quartet that traffics in the kind of music once mislabeled as fusion. Sure to surprise twentysomethings who think jam bands invented adventurous instrumental passages, odd meters and searing melodies, GONGZILLA's latest album East Village Sessions does more with vibraphone, bass, drums and guitar than an entire Vans Warped Tour of pierced-nosed freeloaders could imagine…

Directed by Eric Darmon & Franck Mallet, The Art Of Sounds is a documentary about experimental French Pierre Henry, one of the pioneers of musique concrète. This documentary traces his development of a new sound that shocked the music world. During the 1950s, the radical innovator and his colleague Pierre Schaeffer created a unique form of music based on electronically modified environmental noises. Some consider him an innovator who helped inspire sample-based production. This is a televised French documentary from 2006 with English subtitles.