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Multitalented British pop star Toyah has done it all, from acting in films by Derek Jarman and co-starring with Katherine Hepburn, to scoring hits throughout the 1980s. The concert featured here took place at the Robin 2 club in Wolverhampton, England, in 2005, and features such songs as
Echo Beach,
Sweet Child of Mine,
and
Neon Womb.
Also included is an extensive interview and the original promo videos for
Thunder In The Mountains,
I Want To Be Free,
Rebel Run,
and
Brave New World.

One of the more obscure, authentically anarchic bands to emerge from U.K. punk in the 1970s, Spizzenergi (or Spizzoil, or Athletico Spizz `80, or Spizzles, as they were variously named), continued to perform off and on throughout the `80s and `90s. Filmed at a festival in Blackpool, England, in 1996, WHERE`S CAPTAIN KIRK? reunites the original Spizz lineup for a typically energy-packed, chaotic set that includes favorites like the title track,
Spock`s Missing,
and
Soldier Soldier,
as well as film of the band in rehearsal and an interview with its leader, the eponymous Spizz.

One of the most notorious psychobilly bands to emerge from 1980s London, King Kurt fused punk and rockabilly with riotous success. Nowhere was this more apparent than at their live shows, where audiences often ended up drenched as much with the substances the band threw at them as with their own sweat. This London concert features the idiosyncratic group playing their most popular songs, including
Banana Banana,
Mack the Knife,
and
Destination Zululand.

Politically-charged popsters the Blow Monkeys--so named after Aboriginal didgeridoo players--lit up the British airwaves from 1986 to 1990, managing to get one anti-Thatcher song banned while winning the hearts of their fans. Playing their best-known songs such as
You Don`t Own Me --which received massive exposure in the film DIRTY DANCING--and
It Doesn`t Have to be This Way,
the band gives a full concert here, led by the charismatic singer and guitarist Dr. Robert.

The former front man of Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine performs live before a crowd of fans at the Camden Monarch in London. Jimbob performs song from both Carter the USM and his own solo work, including
Everything Is Going To Be Alright,
Glam Rock Cops,
Girls Can Keep A Secret,
and
Pear Shaped World.

British television program THE OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST invited musical acts to appear and in the show's studio space, guests would give exclusive live performances. Running from 1971 to 1987, the series featured many of the most important acts in pop music, many in their early days when they were still virtually unknown. This compilation includes performances by U2, John Lennon, R.E.M., Bob Marley, Rory Gallagher, The Police, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Elton John, and others.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

Metal: A Headbanger`s Journey (DVD)

Herbie Hancock, who throughout the decades has combined a progressive ear with consistently innovative musicianship, is backed here by two fellow jazz greats, bassist Ron Carter and drummer Billy Cobham. This 1984 concert in Lugano, Switzerland, is captured in a succession of close-ups and non-intrusive, revealing angles, providing the best vantage point from which to observe the players` virtuosity. Cobham`s spontaneity mixes with Carter`s precision, creating a canvas for Hancock`s breathtaking piano work. The songs include
The Eye OF The Hurricane,
First Trip,
Willow Weep For Me,
Dolphin Dance,
and
Ili`s Treasure,
among others.