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This sucker is long, long, long out of print and we found a bunch hiding in the back after not being around for a while! It goes for much more on eBay and etc, but here it is at a great price. This is absolutely a MUST OWN for anyone even slightly....

Few bands of the late 60s and 70s inspired such a devoted following as Van Der Graaf Generator. Fans found theirs some of the most rewarding and challenging music of the era. "The times were intense, and we were an intense, even scary band," admitted...

Now here's something exciting! The Trisector trio of Hugh Banton, Guy Evans and Peter Hammill performing an almost 2 hour concert with a great set-list in front of a tremendously enthusiastic crowd on April 14, 2007, all captured professionally...

"In the late Sixties, Ekseption and Rick Van Der Linden were among the first musicians to create a blend of musical styles that went from classical music to pop and jazz. Extremely popular thanks to its instrumental covers of Ludwig Van Beethovan...

A professional, one hour documentary on Vander with interviews and (solo) performances. He explains some of his ideas and background (English subtitles available) and plays. You wouldn't think it would be this interesting to watch a sweaty guy play...

First-time ever on DVD, this was originally released on VHS tape and was the first SRV collection on video.

"Released just after his untimely passing, this DVD was the original Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble video collection, surveying all..

"This concert was filmed in early 2005 at Vienna's famous jazz club "Porgy & Bess," and features Miroslav Vitous giving a solo recital on bass. Interwoven with the footage is insightful artist interviews. Vitous arrived in New York in 1967 where he...