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IRISH UNPLUGGED finds singer-songwriter Kieran Goss, vocalist Frances Black, and accordionist David Munnelly performing live in a concert celebrating the Irish folk music tradition.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33

This collection of Elton John performances finds the hugely popular star performing at the Royal Opera House and the Royal Albert Hall in London, and in an intimate show with Elton alone at the piano in Turkey. Also included is an overview of Elton`s video career, with the man himself introducing many of the music videos that made his name.

Dave Matthews Band performed an historic show in Central Park on September 24, 2003. With an audience of over 100,000 people present, this was one of the biggest shows ever to be staged in the famous grounds. Working their way through a three-hour set, the band stretched their sound out to include improv sections and cover versions. Tracks include Don't Drink The Water, What Would You Say, Where Are You Going, Grey Street, and more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishTracks:1. Don't Drink The Water2. So Much To Say3. Too Much4. Granny5. Crush6. When The World Ends7. Dancing Nancies8. Warehouse9. Ants Marching10. Rhyme And Reason11. Two Step12. Help Myself13. Cortez, The Killer14. Jimi Thing15. What Would You Say16. Where Are You Going17. All Along The Watchtower18. Grey Street19. What You Are20. Stay (Wasting Time)

Dave Matthews Band performed an historic show in Central Park on September 24, 2003. With an audience of over 100,000 people present, this was one of the biggest shows ever to be staged in the famous grounds. Working their way through a three-hour set, the band stretched their sound out to include improv sections and cover versions. Tracks include Don't Drink The Water, What Would You Say, Where Are You Going, Grey Street, and more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishTracks:1. Don't Drink The Water2. So Much To Say3. Too Much4. Granny5. Crush6. When The World Ends7. Dancing Nancies8. Warehouse9. Ants Marching10. Rhyme And Reason11. Two Step12. Help Myself13. Cortez, The Killer14. Jimi Thing15. What Would You Say16. Where Are You Going17. All Along The Watchtower18. Grey Street19. What You Are20. Stay (Wasting Time)

Washington, D.C. hardcore punk band Fugazi are the true innovators who are revered by young iconoclasts everywhere. Vocalist-guitarist Ian MacKaye, who also fronted the seminal punk band Minor Threat, is an ideological hero to many--his anti-major label stance and belief in a DIY, independent music scene continues to be an inspiration. Since their formation in 1987, Fugazi's remarkable career has been tracked on film by photographer-turned-filmmaker Jem Cohen, himself part of the local punk scene. INSTRUMENT is a collection of Cohen and Fugazi's audiovisual collaborations; shot over a period of 10 years on Super 8, 16mm, and video, the film is a visually stunning compilation of concerts, landscapes, interviews, and studio footage.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Bonus Feature/Short

Their carefully selected name, Minor Threat, perfectly captures their attitude -- that non-threatening rage against the culture of adults and authority, the frustration at their own ineffectuality to turn anger into major change. Ian MacKaye (to many, the God of punk rock) was only a teenager when he and his friends formed the seminal D.C. punk band Minor Threat, but his idealistic and loud brand of youthful rage created an entire movement. Ian-penned lyrics to songs like Screaming at a Wall and Out of Step capture the volatile alienation of punk rock perfectly, while Straight Edge -- a tirade against the degrading effects of drugs and alcohol -- pioneered an entire subculture. Minor Threat's visceral energy and palpable rage is perfectly captured on this live video release. Filmed at the legendary (to punks, at least) D.C. Space in 1980, Ian and the boys perform eighteen of their loud, fast classics.Tracks:1. Minor Threat2. Stand Up3. Seeing Red4. Little Friend5. Screaming At A Wall6. Betray7. In My Eyes8. Out of Step9. It Follows10. Think Again11. Small Man, Big Mouth12. I Don't Wanna Hear It13. Sob Story14. Filler15. Straight Edge16. No Reason17. Steppin' Stone18. Good Guys

Jon Bon Jovi rose from small-town Jersey boy to international rock star by blending the blue-collar earnestness of his musical hero (and fellow Garden Stater), Bruce Springsteen, with the glammy decadence of the 1980s hard-rock scene. The biographical rockumentary HEAVEN CAN WAIT offers an insider`s look at the life and music of the New Jersey rocker and his eponymous band through exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, performance clips, and a critical assessment of Bon Jovi`s musical output.

Femi Kuti`s music is a potent blend of styles that can truly be described as
world music.
Drawing on musical phrasings from his African heritage and fusing them with frantic beats drawn from traditional American R&B, Femi follows in his father`s (Fela Anikulapo-Kuti) footsteps to further push the Afro-Beat genre forward. LIVE AT THE SHRINE is a joyous way to witness Femi and his band, Positive Force, perform, as they lay down their infectious grooves before a jubilant hometown crowd in Lagos, Nigeria. As well as the 14 live tracks, interviews with Femi describe how he built The Shrine in memory to his late father, and scenes from the streets of Lagos give a flavor of the hardships and abundant spirit of the people who live there. Shot in 2004, the multi-talented Femi weaves his way between sax, keyboards, and vocal duties, while his impressive band conjures up a potent brew of styles behind him. Among the tracks are
1997,
a cover of his father`s
Water No Get Enemy,
and many others.