The visual story is detailed from beginning to end not missing a beat. Performances from small clubs to Shea Stadium are vintage.

Unplugged down to the bare bone. Great scenery plus informative Indian tour guide make for one of the most unusual performances by a rock act. Alanis comes off real genuine.

A rockumentary type presentation of getting to know the band upfront and personal. Plenty of good music, too. The Gorge itself is an awesome sight.

Starting the concert with her dog, then inviting an audience member up on stage to sing is outright cool. The show is even better, especially when the band joins in.

MTV type production; interesting helicopter film work from high up above. It's a "Feel A Part Of The Audience" DVD concert which is enjoyable, but not for everyone.

One of the more underrated groups from the 1970's live concert has it all: "Five Guitars", smoke and lasers in an explosive finish.

The Spiders From Mars final performance is a Rock Glam Show second to none.

Because of the rains, Hendrix played at Woodstock after the festival was technically over. Awesome solos and of course his famous rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner".

On his 60th birthday, Dan Hicks invited over 40 of his former bandmates for a concert. David LaFlamme and Sid Page lead a "Violin Jam" for the ages on the trippy "I Scare Myself".

Strange hippie movie. The last portion is a live Jimi Hendrix concert performance on a volcano in Hawaii.

No burn out dinosaurs here at the Riverfront Festival. Playing before an all age crowd, the band mixes in some roots obsurities to balence out the hard rock tunes of the past.

Sarah performs songs from her major breakthru album in Canada. Definitely more edge, less diva. Behind the scenes show a fun, loose outfit having a good time.

For pure entertainment, the improved Paris arena DVD captures The Cranberries at the peak of their powers. Some extra videos and other goodies make it almost complete. A good show.

A career presentation from Buffalo Springfield thru the 80's. Plenty of rare film clips including "Woodstock". One segment has the band members irate at David Crosby for being difficult.

Alanis gets it done in an intimate setting.

A story done right by the poetic songwriter. ( Andy Warhol's Factory, "Rock N' Roll Animal" and solo band clips )

The Brian Jones tribute is has its worth for historical purposes.

Still commanding the stage, Bowie's concert in the 2000's doesn't live in the past.

As the sun goes down and night sets in, the concert takes on a magical effect. Crossover Reggae hits rock audiences in Santa Barbara as Bob Marley raises the bar. Aston Barrett also plays a mean bass.