Deep Purple front man and lyricist Ian Gillan takes the stage at London's Rainbow Theatre in 1977 and lays into a set of hard-rocking hits, including "Clear Air Turbulence," "My Baby Loves Me" and "Smoke on the Water." Backed by the Ian Gillan Band, the vocalist also belts out "Money Lender," "You Make Me Feel So Good," "Reaching Out," "Scarabus," "Woman from Tokyo" and more. This program also features an interview with Gillan.
With this instructional guide, acclaimed jazz and blues guitarist Robben Ford covers everything you need to know to master his favorite blues phrases and scales, using helpful on-screen fingering pattern primers and illuminating demonstrations. Ford also shares his bag of tricks for string bending, vibrato, string popping, chord voicings, right-handed techniques, rhythm guitar and much more.
This 2001 concert filmed at Hollywood's Roxy club celebrates the 10th anniversary of independent heavy metal music label Century Media Records, featuring performances by the company's hottest acts such as Scar Culture and Eyehategod. Other groups pounding out the tunes include Nevermore, Shadows Fall, Skinlab and Devin Townsend featuring Strapping Young Lad. This program also features backstage footage and interviews with the bands.
Gandalf, Entombed, Carcass and Cadaver Inc. headline this heavy-duty metalfest from Earache Records, purveyors of doom metal, grindcore, death metal and other hard-core genres. The compilation features a combination of videos and archival performance footage of macabre songs such as Mortiis' "Parasite God," Linea 77's "Ketchup Suicide," Cathedral's "Black Sunday," the Haunted's "Bury Your Dead" and more.
Founded in Paris in 1904, the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) turned the game of soccer into a worldwide phenomenon by uniting teams from around the world in international matches. This retrospective film celebrates the 100-year period since FIFA's creation, taking a closer look at the players, teams and contests that made an impact on the sport and brought a love for the game to the world.
Follow an unlikely predator, the bizarre and vibrant flatworm, whose hunting and sexual exploits forever altered the shape of life. In a geologic instant, a fantastic array of animals emerged on earth, laying the groundwork for the incredible diversity of life that exists in the world today
The story behind the filming of the seminal Rat Pack movie Ocean's Eleven, this documentary follows hepcats Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop -- the very essence of cool in the early 1960s. Sinatra and the "pack" shot the film by day in Las Vegas, partied hard all night at the casino tables in the Sands Hotel and performed in the Copa Room. Rare footage, newsreels and interviews are included.
Read all about it in hip-hop's first video magazine as you wing your way across the Lower 48 with the biggest names in hip-hop. Features rare backstage footage at the Source Awards with Ice-T holding court about pimpin'. Other artists doing "drive-bys" include Master P, Trick Daddy, Da Brat, Missy Elliot, Scarface and Naughty by Nature. And just when you think you've seen it all, you can navigate the menu to read articles on movies and artists.
Shadowing a crew of top bikers on a raucous tour of the skate parks, ramps and streets of the American South, this documentary captures the grit and the glamour of the BMX lifestyle with unbridled -- and uncensored -- enthusiasm. Featured personalities include X-Games champions Mat Hoffman and Jay Miron, as well as other notable riders like Taj Mihelich, Mike Escamilla, Van Homan and Nathan Wessel.
Acclaimed Irish tenor John McDermott delivers a stirring performance that shows off his powerful vocal range in this 2001 show, recorded at Canada's Living Arts Center and originally broadcast on public television. The emotional concert features 16 songs all touching on the concepts of memory, family and patriotism, including "Try to Remember," "Ye Banks and Brass of Bonnie Doon" and the poignant World War I number "Christmas in the Trenches."
Featuring a fun-filled mix of catchy sing-along tunes, exciting games and captivating stories, this entry from Christian children's entertainer Miss Pattycake -- aka Jean Thomason -- is designed to teach kids important lessons from the Bible. Intended for preschoolers, this installment focuses on the basic Christian principles regarding creation, faith and God's relationship with mankind.
Struggling actress Claudine Bloomberg tries to find love in the big city in this romantic comedy. Heartbroken after being dumped by her model boyfriend, Hans, and then finding out he lied about returning home to Germany, Claudine sets her sights on Hans's nice-guy friend, Jack. But complications arise when roommate Violet tells Claudine she thinks Jack is gay.
Combining archival photographs, interviews with historians and dramatic reenactments starring Blair Underwood and Ed Asner, this documentary recounts the gripping story of the Civil War-era Underground Railroad that shepherded slaves to freedom. Harriet Tubman, Thomas Garrett and William Still, whose tireless public efforts and clandestine activities kept the Railroad running, are among the abolitionist personalities highlighted.
In this titillating documentary, filmmaker Paul Borghese shines a light on the seedy word of exotic dancing to illuminate what it's like to be a woman who dances nude in exchange for cold, hard cash. Going beyond mere shots of skin, the film strives to honestly capture its subjects through in-depth interviews that discuss how each woman got started in the business and how she thinks of herself when it comes to her chosen profession.
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Death's Assistant ( Robert Forster)abandons three spirits in a Hollywood Hills home. A hair stylist (Alexandra Paul), a salesman (Wing Hauser) and a legal secretary (Robin Mattson). They awaken to fear, anxiety and bewilderment: How did they get here? Who is the other person? How do they get out? This raw display of emotion continues until Death's Assistant's appears. Angered by his superiors disregard of his work, he must now explain Death's bureaucracy is overloaded. A mistake has been made. Only two people were supposed to come over. One gets to go back! With this declaration, Death's Assistant's disappears. Who gets to go back?
An army officer becomes an outlaw to save his sister.
Biologist Tomas Hulik spent more than 300 days and nights in the wild riverine forest along the river March, separating Slovakia and Austria. After that, Rachel, the matron of this beaver territory, allowed him to watch the daily routine and dramatic adventures of her family of five at close range.
The exciting tale of Don Diego Vega, a lazy young aristocrat in early California living a secret life as Zorro, the mysterious masked avenger and, defender of the oppressed,. Zorro appears when least expected by the authorities, always bearing a sure sword, a swift horse, and a wicked sense of humor. Based on "The Curse of Capistrano," the story that established Zorro as an international hero.
