Tag Archives: Documentary

Grab your guitar and harmonica, and follow Led Zeppelin “Down The Tracks.”

Perpetuates the lie that everything is all right with American society today, and inequality is a thing of the past.

An insightful look at unique characters choosing to spend their lives at the end of the world.

A very good look at an artist trying to forge a new path while trying to satisfy both himself and the audience.

A disappointingly short but fairly informative look at one of hip-hop's most influential groups.

Great music, a fascinating artist, and a well told story - what more could you ask for from a two disc CD/DVD set?

A great look at how the country shaped his songwriting and how Johnny Cash shaped America.

At Folsom Prison: Legacy Edition is a must-have if you don’t own it, and a valuable upgrade if you do.

It's impossible to imagine what pop music would sound like without Stax Records.

The House Of The Rising Punk covers the key points and players of the brief supernova that was New York's seventies punk-rock scene.