The head-on metal assault of Black Label Society is captured live on Blu-ray from their 2005 European tour and offered up in a feature rich release from Eagle Rock.
“Jane says” Jane’s Addiction’s Live Voodoo concert performance from Halloween night in 2009 is a hard rock winner on Blu-ray.
The Pixies 2005 reunion tour is captured in glorious HD on Blu-ray from Eagle Rock in two sets that include an all-acoustic stand at the Newport Folk Festival.
This atonal 20th century opera deals with the fatal dissolution of a young woman at the hands of her many lovers. Minimalist sets and monochromatic costumes do little to clarify the characters or their situations for first-time viewers. This is unfortunate as the singing and musical direction is consistently first-rate.
A must for Elvis fans young and old. Elvis live and two of his most famous studio classics. And he always gets the girl.
Verdi’s Aida is transported from ancient Egypt to a watery world of elaborate outdoor sets and striking night shots. The unusual stagecraft is undermined by rather unremarkable vocal and dramatic performances in the lead roles.
We want the folk, give us the folk! And 2L shall provide in glorious high-res with this marvelous Grieg-inspired outing from the Norwegian label.
Beautifully recorded music played with authority mark label AIX’s entrance into the multichannel Blu-ray arena.
Judy Garland’s 1954 “comeback” is a showstopper on Blu-ray.
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The BFI resurrect another winner for their Flipside series in Peter Watkins’ scathing look at religion, commercialism, and modern idolatry with a solid release of Privilege on Blu-ray.
