This is a two-hour DVD that highlights the huge Monsters of Rock Festival where AC/DC headlined in 1991.

This is another fine burst of blues sounds as part of the Martin Scorsese Blues series. Scorsese aims to celebrate the various expressions from some of the greats in history.

After an amazing album (‘In Requiem’), Paradise Lost has once again come up with something truly special with ‘The Anatomy Of Melancholy’. This is an absolute must for Paradise Lost fans both old and new.

“Piano Blues” is directed by legendary actor and director Clint Eastwood. Clint has had a strong fascination and love of the piano, in terms of blues and jazz. Therefore, he goes deep into history to find rare footage of personalities…

If The Smiths have ever rocked your world, or you simply adore Morrissey and his brilliance, then this is a must have!

The band has had a great time travelling the world over the past twelve months and one of their August live shows, at the Brighton Dome in England, is great viewing on this DVD. They have their own way of entertaining and the wide screen viewing can make a huge difference.

Another Day At The Office" gives a taste of how it is to be one of the most talented men in the world of DJ-ing. It comes complete with scenes from various shows that he has performed at. We get the vibe ane feel of how Tiesto creates a wonderful clubbing atmosphere…

From its beginnings in 1989, Triple J’s Hottest 100 Countdown has grown into an institution. This DVD features clips by Coldplay, Silverchair, The Vines and The Living End, just to name a few.

It should be essential viewing for many music lovers as it is directed by Mike Figgis, who was previously a musician before he moved into films.

In the mid-1970s Sweet burst on to the scene as the leaders of glam rock.

Twenty-five years have rolled around since London Calling was first released in 1979, and five years since Sony reissued The Clash’s albums, along with a number of compilations. It was time for another look back and another cash in. This pack consists of two CDs: a remastered version of the album, and ‘the vanilla tapes’, rehearsal recordings long thought lost. Also included are a DVD, an informative printed booklet and the standard liner notes.

This concert shows all three sides to Mayer’s musical abilities and offers long time fans and those who may just be getting into John Mayer an opportunity to really see how dynamic and multi-layered an artist he is. He has the ability to meld this assortment of sounds into an inspired and cohesive show.

The DVD comprises lots of worthy content, gained right through the band’s career (over 10 years) and is an admirable and insightful momento of what has happened to date.

Iced Earth’s 1999 album ‘Alive In Athens’ is without a doubt one of the best live recordings in the history of metal.

It was a busy touring year for the English singer/songwriter and the phenomenal tour took in a live audience of more than half a million people. There are beautiful arrangements and her intriguing lyrics are well sung in her clear, soft voice.

The trio has been entertaining early morning Triple J listeners, comedy festival devotees, and fans of Skithouse for years with their lightning fast ability to improvise and strum a catchy tune.

When it comes right down to it, Cypress Hill is a testosterone-soaked band designed for male suburban teenagers, pumping them up with endless tales of macho gang violence far removed from their own experience of life.

The whole story of The Whitlams is told on this DVD package, The Whitlams Years 1992 - 2004. It is a detailed document of the band's life, an exhaustive 2-DVD package, packed with documentary and concert footage.

Much material has gone into the compiltion of this special DVD. Videos of early live shows and hundreds of hours of footage by director Brad Beesley ensures the viewer gets a proper insight into the characters of The Flaming Lips.

This is the DVD recording of Crowded House’s final concert – the show on the steps of the Sydney Opera House in November 1996. There were approximately 120,000 people in attendance and the finale was as fitting as anyone could imagine.

The focus comes to realisation during his solo world tour in 2002-03, where Darren Hayes is struggling personally and professionally. He is at the crossroads in his musical career.

However, he reveals an honesty that is a breath of fresh air. Above all, he is making music that he wants to make.

From a unique Australian-based record label, Music Mosaic, comes this beautiful collection of the tastes of Australia with inspirational journeys into the eclectic musical world of various territories.

The likes of Danni Minogue, Chingy, Bob Sinclair, Paris Hilton and 35 others flaunt their voices and good looks in glossy video clips full of scantily dressed women and guys in bling.

Andrew Durant was one of Australia’s most talented songwriters and member of 1970s Melbourne band Stars. Sadly, he died of cancer in May 1980 at age 25. In a wonderful tribute, Australia’s best rock musicians performed all his compositions in a recorded concert at Melbourne’s Palais Theatre.

With her versatility and sheer talent, this DVD is definitely one of the best “greatest hits” video collections you’d want.

Dying at just 21 years of age from a mysterious brain condition, Sutcliffe's short life has often been shrouded in mystery.

Focusing primarily on the DVD side of things (as the CD is essentially an audio version of the show), ‘Killadelphia’ is nothing short of killer from start to finish.

Italian great Ennio Morricone has been the master film and television score composer. Over many years his music has been cherished and highly respected.

The “Soundstage” DVD concert is a must-have item for fans of the popular crooner and rocker. His suave manner and easy style is well presented in this show from 2003, covering his many musical highlights.

This DVD contains all the appropriate footage of the thirty years in his life. There are interviews with family and friends…

With a terrific line-up of Australian hitmakers of the late 70s and early 80s, producers managed to pack thirteen years of Countdown history into an amazing three-and-a-half hour live show.

Bruce Springsteen fans will adore this package. It is an intimate look at the artist’s songwriting mechanism. It runs for ninety minutes and it showcases the Boss’s craft well.

Hosted by Josie Parelli, the DVD takes a trip back to a memorable decade with this collection of 80’s music video clips.

This is a celebration of the music that defined the psychedelic 1960s: featuring such monumental names in music such as Eric Burdon of the Animals, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, The Moody Blues, John Kay of Steppenwolf, Roger McGuinn of The Byrds, and many others…

…‘A Decade Of Classic Australian Hits: 90's’ is an interesting look back at “some” of the music popular during this decade. Sure, a lot of it is dated and the fashion is laughable now but we were all there in one capacity or another.

The whole concert sees them rattle through the 26 tracks, including all the hits and live favourites like Dolly Parton’s Jolene, in just over 70 minutes. It’s simply effective as showcasing them as an act that is reaching the height of their craft

The voices are truly angelic as they perform their way through a selection ranging from pop and new age to Irish Folk songs and classics.

Anything by the Rolling Stones is certainly worth viewing on its own and captures something magical about the period. Fans of the band will undoubtedly love the sections of them recording, but will could be a little put off by Godard’s obscure political inserts.

For the first time, Cale has agreed to have a film made about his music, his life and career. The documentary follows him and his band through six American states on his 2005 “To Tulsa and Back Tour”. The result was something more than a look at the talent and times of an ageing musician.

Finally getting a long overdue local release two years after its initial screening, ‘Yes Acoustic: Guaranteed No Hiss’ captures Yes’ intimate six track acoustic performance in its entirety, along with some previously unseen footage of the band rehearsing prior to the main event.

It's a great opportunity for music lovers to take a close look at several of the live songs played by artists such as Missy Higgins, The Finn Brothers, Paul Kelly, The Cat Empire, and Alex Lloyd.

Ringo and his all-star band has been a fixture on the European and USA circuit every few years during the past twenty years. This DVD marks his 2003 line-up and tour.

This DVD features some of the greatest Australian video clips of the 80’s.

The 80s still provide much influence for today’s artists.

The acclaimed Los Angeles band has produced this DVD beautifully. It was compiled at the time of their 30th anniversary tour, and proves to be a celebration of their long and enjoyable career to date.

They were at the forefront of a punk rock explosion in the late 1970s, alongside the battle for supremacy over the strong disco era. Blondie was one of the first that we, in Australia, embraced as a rebellion to the disco scene. They had a charismatic front woman in Debbie Harry.

Performing timeless hits both old and new in addition to unreleased and rarely heard songs, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers prove themselves to be a terrific band on the live stage. Accordingly, they continue to earn critical praise and adoration of their fans for their straight-ahead rock ‘n’ roll…

Even if you only have a passing interest in Every Time I Die, ‘S**t Happens’ is worthy of a look in, if only for the genuinely laugh out loud moments rather than the music itself.

Slim seemed to be the embodiment of all things uniquely Australian, the “have a go” attitude, the rough and tender sensibility and a determined pioneer spirit, willing to do what it takes to play his music to as many people as possible.

Waveaid - The DVD" is a terrific souvenir of a significant event for people who experienced the occasion in Sydney.

Documentary featuring Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook and Stephen Morris (members of Joy Division), Tony Wilson, Annik Honoré, and others

The DVD also runs in chronological order, so you get the feeling you are watching Moby as an artist grow before your eyes. Most surprising was the track ‘That’s When I Reach For My Revolver’, which showed Moby in a very different light, a grunge rocker in a grunge rock band.

This comes from a 90s Channel Four series that traced the days of 50s and 60s legends, such as John Lennon, Chuck Berry, James Brown, Little Richard, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, and Rolling Stones.

Recorded before a 40,000-strong football stadium audience, this high-quality package displays the progressive Canadian power trio RUSH expertly running through a wide selection of tunes from their long history.

If you are a progressive rock fan or simply a Rush fan, it is worthwhile checking out this DVD. It's one of the best valued packages you'll see all year.

Steve Miller has been another of the enduring performers from the past forty years. The Steve Miller Band has sold more than 25 million copies of 21 albums. This is the band's first live performance DVD release.

Pink Floyd 1966-1967 is an interesting look into the early career of one of rock's biggest bands.

This DVD harks back to August 2003 when Hanson embarked on their Underneath Acoustic tour, bringing the music from their latest album, “Underneath”, up close and personal.

In Control, a stark and poetic biopic of the late Ian Curtis, lead singer of post punk legends Joy Division, the gangly front man remarks to a Belgian journalist that his music is not meant to be always beautiful.

A hiccup or two in the early 2000s had their career on hold but the band has bounced back superbly in the last two years. It now culminates in the DVD, which contains a feature length documentary, many video clips, and television appearances.

This is what AC/DC fans all over the world have wanted - the definitive visual history of AC/DC on ‘Family Jewels’, a 2-disc DVD, which showcases the two distinct periods of their career.

Melbourne’s favourite wankers TISM has emerged once again from their day-job hibernation, scratched themselves, pulled on their latest outfits, and thrown themselves into yet another hectic schedule of touring and publicity. This time around, instead of just a new album and tour, they have produced a set of two DVDs as well as a ‘White Albun’ of new music.

The Clash was a real band with an articulate front man in Joe Strummer, leaving The Clash locked in their time zone as the key band of the era.

One could say that the “Fragile” album by Yes was one of the hottest albums in the cycle known as Progressive rock of the 1970s. This DVD-Audio is a welcome reminder of their spirited musical talent in which they blended as a cohesive unit.

Tommy Emmanuel fans will love this DVD as will anyone with a love for the blues, country and folk music.

This album showcases the rare combination that has drawn immense concert popularity over a long period of time.

The main features of the DVD are the behind the scenes of her concert and her wardrobe when these features should really be bonus features.
The DVD should show her Most Wanted Tour and a whole concert.

The DVD not only includes all 17 of GANGgajang’s video clips, but also background information and interviews with the band giving viewers insights into the stories behind the clips. The clips section delivers GANGgajang’s catchy Australian tunes, while providing an amusing look back at the fashions and hairstyles of the mid 1980’s and 1990s.

Overflowing with hits and music magic, ‘ABBA - The Movie’ is a great film for die-hard fans, and those wondering what all the fuss was about. Directed by Lasse Halstrom, best known for films such as ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’ and ‘The Cider House Rules’, the film provides a real-life glimpse into the world mania that was ABBA.