The pearly queens of stadium rock wisely stick to the old stuff, still showing many of the young pretenders how it's done. find out more...

The pearly queens of stadium rock wisely stick to the old stuff, still showing many of the young pretenders how it's done. find out more...

The pearly queens of stadium rock wisely stick to the old stuff, still showing many of the young pretenders how it's done. find out more...

A documentary, 'Tip of the Tongue', featuring Stones as talking heads and 7 bootlegs; "Beast of Burden", "You Don't Have To Mean It", "Rock Me Baby", "Bitch", "I Can't Turn You Loose", "Extreme Western Grip" and "Well, Well". find out more...

A slice of swinging sixties nostalgia capturing old rubberlips and a bunch of other performers, including Jethro Tull, The Who, Taj Mahal, John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Marianne Faithfull, performing ensemble and separately in a circus tent over two days in the groovy London of 1968. find out more...

A must for all Talking Heads fans. Heck, a must for everyone. This seminal music documentary perfectly encapsulates the spirit and style of the band. The film, like the concert, is a highly stylised, rhythmically rootsy piece of conceptual art. Building from a blank white stage, the concert moves from David Byrne singing Psycho Killer solo with acoustic guitar, introducing more 'Heads' and their instruments song by song. By the end of the gig the stage is fit to burst in an orgy of calypso-fused find out more...

Trevor Chaplin teaches woodwork and likes to listen to jazz. Jill Swinburne teaches English and wants to help save the planet. Trevor tries to buy some jazz find out more...

A piece of cultural history as Malcom McLaren spills the beans on how he created The Sex Pistols and took the record industry for a fortune and the band for a ride! A tale of depravity and wickedness told with humour and imagination. find out more...

San Francisco, 1976. Marty's homage to the music of the 60s era features the now legendary The Band's farewell gig complete with many leading contemperanous musicians. The film contains both musical footage and interviews with the leading players and is both a memorial and tribute to an era. find out more...

The Dark Side of the Moon remained on bestseller charts for nearly 14 years, ensuring that the contents of the album permeated the cultural consciousness to the same degree as it's classic sleeve art. Recent years have even seen the album blessed with its own urban myth, tying its lyrical concepts to the classic movie The Wizard of Oz (start the album off at the MGM lion's third roar at the beginning of said movie and see how many 'coincidences' occur...)Here the album's origins and enduring imp find out more...