This is what the city offers the passing foreigner: gold and night to the visitor who has barely arrived. Fragments, the stone found by the wayside, raw. We pick it up and keep it. Can we read into the gleaming lights passing by? What is written? Whole images, raw images, far from art and style.
It's impossible to say which factor has contributed more to making the Kronos Quartet our preeminent new-music chamber ensemble: the group's effortless virtuosity or its insatiable hunger for fresh challenges. Taped in 1998 (thus reflecting the longstanding Kronos lineup that had held firm until cellist Joan Jeanrenaud departed for personal reasons after the group's 25th anniversary, to be replaced by the equally fine Jennifer Culp), Kronos Quartet: In Accord's many studio performances offer eloquent proof of the group's wide-ranging musicianship, which is equally at home in the cartoon zaniness of John Zorn, the dancing drones of Perotin's Viderunt Omnes, or the slowly unfolded anguish of Alfred Schnittke's Collected Songs.
A parody of sitcoms from former members of The State.
One of the most versatile vocalists of his generation, Al Jarreau has effortlessly slipped into several different roles as an artist: scat master, soft rock crooner, smooth R&B singer... While he made it big in pop music at the beginning of the 1980s, Jarreau has stayed true to the jazz tradition that launched his career more than 30 years ago. 01. Puddit (Put It Where You Want It) 02. Mornin' 03. Just To Be Loved 04. Since I Feel For You 05. High Crime 06. Aqua De Beber 07. Mas Que Nada 08. Take Five 09. Tomorrow Today Al Jarreau, Boss Bolton, Debbie Davis, Arno Lucas, Jota Morelli, Joe Turano, Freddie Ravel, Chris Walker.
Near perfect quality Pro-shot broadcast recording of Al Jarreau & Youssou N'Dour, recorded live at the Nice Jazz Festival, in Nice France during 2000. DVD has a total running time of 50 minutes. Quality is about 9/10, and setlist is as follows: 1. Opening (0:46) 2. Puddit (Put It Where You Want It) (5:20) 3. Favorite Things (9:10) 4. Just To Be Loved (10:17) 5. 7 Seconds (6:57) 6. Set (Clean) (7:56) 7. Birima (9:59) (2-4 - Al Jarreau; 5-7 - Youssou N'Dour)
Max Roach & Cecil Taylor at Columbia University, New York
STRANGER chronicles the surreal journey of a no-named homeless drifter who meanders the back alleys, mean streets and lonely highways of this chaotic universe known as America. Along the way, we get an in depth character study of the man and the manic mazes of his mind, and it ain't pretty folks. Each frame is an angst-splattered canvas of urban grit and grime, seedy bums, rednecks, kinky prostitutes, and well, you get the picture.
In 1998 Kai Tak airport in the middle of Hong Kong was closed. Approaching Kai Tak was a unique experience for the passengers. “One could read the newspapers in the street”, one passenger exclaimed. Hong Kong (HKG) is a film about the approach and the passing by of the airplanes in the middle of a city.
The heated rhythms of the original Munch have been frozen out. The only touch of colour is in the woman's blood-red bracelet. The only movement is an almost imperceptible caress on her shoulder, from a hand as bleached-out and furtive as a vampire's claw. Throbbing, slowed-down drum'n'bass plays in the background. Dolven has taken a still image that moves, turned it into a moving image that is utterly fixed, and created a work that is enduringly haunting.
Dio at Harpo's, Detroit, MI, USA Sunset Superman Invisible Stand Up and Shout Don't Talk to Strangers All the Fools Sailed Away Discovery Magica Theme Lord of the Last Day Fever Dreams Feed My Head Eriel Guitar Solo Challis As Long As It's Not About Love Losing My Insanity Otherworld Magica (Reprise) Holy Diver Rainbow in the Dark The Mob Rules The Last in Line Man on the Silver Mountain Long Live Rock 'n' Roll We Rock
The Juhl family is called upon when the finance minister wants to sell Kronborg to the Swedes. They want to organize a Christmas market so they can raise enough money to keep Kronborg Danish. Along the way, they get help from the castle elf Sixten, Holger Danske, and Hamlet. The Elverkongen wants it all for himself and makes sure that things disappear.
Crimson Glory at Bug Club, Athens, Greece March to Glory War of the Worlds New World Machine Where Dragons Rule Valhalla Touch the Sun Lady of Winter Queen of the Masquerade Astronomica Dragon Lady Azrael Edge of Forever Lucifer's Hammer Heart of Steel Masque of the Red Death In Dark Places Red Sharks
In Flames at The Reverb, Toronto, ON, Canada Food for the Gods Embody the Invisible Scorn Jotun Clayman Clad in Shadows Moonshield Only for the Weak Behind Space Bullet Ride Swim Episode 666 Ordinary Story Pinball Map Colony
The Gathering at Flughafen Niederrhein, Weeze, Germany Rollercoaster On Most Surfaces (Inuït) Liberty Bell Leaves Analog Park Amity Strange Machines Shot to Pieces Nighttime Birds Marooned Saturnine
01 - Program Start 02 - Interview 03 - Yesterday Don't Mean Shit 04 - Advertising 05 - Walk 06 - Interview 07 - A New Level 08 - Program End
This DVD is a live performance filmed at the Dynamo Open A ir Festival, March 30th, 1998 during Fates Warning's most r ecent tour of Europe. It includes their most recent studio release, A Pleasant Shade of Gray in its entirety 01.A Pleasant Shade Of Gray 02.Part II 03.Part III 04.Part V 05.Part VI 06.Part VII 07.The Eleventh Hour 08.Point of View 09.Monument 10.We Only Say Goodbye
This series of videos comes from the bands early days up to the "Rust In Peace" period in their history. This is a re-release from the earlier VHS video and as such is just a copy of that. The first three songs are "Peace Sells", "Wake Up Dead" and "In My Darkest Hour". All have Dave Mustaine and David Ellefson giving insights into the recording of the videos. The fourth track is a cover of the Sex pistols "Anarchy In The UK". Finally ending with two of Megadeth's most classic songs of all, "Holy Wars...The Punishment Due" and "Hangar 18". This DVD version was only released in the UK.
