Crosby Stills Nash & Young (related)
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Woodstock - 1969
(1997)
DVD
The three-day Woodstock music festival in 1969 was the pivotal event of the 1960s peace movement, and this landmark concert film is the definitive record of that milestone of rock & roll history. It's more than a chronicle of the hippie movement...
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Under the Covers - A
Magical Journey: Rock N Roll in L.A. in the 60's - 70's - Henry
Diltz
(2002)
DVD
Uner The Covers contains a remarkable
selection of touching and amusing stories, interviews and
photographs, which humanizes these rock-n-roll icons. Under The
Covers features legendary music, never-before-seen home videos and
photos, and candid conversations with these renowned artists. Hang
out with the Doors, Eagles, Mama Cass, Joni Mitchell, David Crosby,
Jackson Browne and many more
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Live Aid - 1985
(2004)
DVD
Billed as "the day music changed history," the Live Aid
concerts of July 13, 1985, were held to raise money to fight the
horrifying famines sweeping Africa. The brainchild of Bob Geldof and
representing the efforts of countless musicians and technicians, Live
Aid was a genuine and inspiring effort.
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CSNY / Déjà Vu
(2008)
DVD
"CSNY / Déjà Vu" documents a politically
charged reunion tour of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. While you
may not have realized it by listening to classic rock radio, the
band always had a political conscience. In particular, "Déjà Vu"
(1970) featured 'Ohio,' a protest song about the Kent State
shootings. Fast forward thirty-five years to the "Déjà Vu" film. The
concept of déjà vu is used as a poetic device to make a connection
between the wars in Vietnam and Iraq.
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"Woodstock:
3 Days of Peace & Music Director's Cut" (with Amazon Exclusive Bonus
Disc) (2009)
DVD
The limited and numbered
Amazon Exclusive 4-Disc Ultimate Collector’s Edition features more
than three hours of extras – including two hours of rare performance
footage with songs from Paul Butterfield, Creedence Clearwater
Revival, The Grateful Dead, Johnny Winter & Mountain who played at
Woodstock but never appeared in any previous film version, plus a
third hour of featurettes showcasing interviews from Martin Scorsese,
Director Michael Wadleigh, and Producer Michael Lang. Included in
the set is an Amazon exclusive bonus disc with additional
never-before-seen performance footage from Grateful Dead, Jefferson
Airplane, and Country Joe and the Fish plus three additional
featurettes!
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"Woodstock:
3 Days of Peace & Music Director's Cut" (with Amazon Exclusive Bonus
Disc) (2009)
Blu-ray
The limited and numbered
Amazon Exclusive 2-Disc Blu-ray Ultimate Collector’s Edition
features more than three hours of extras – including two hours of
rare performance footage with songs from Paul Butterfield, Creedence
Clearwater Revival, The Grateful Dead, Johnny Winter & Mountain who
played at Woodstock but never appeared in any previous film version,
plus a third hour of featurettes showcasing interviews from Martin
Scorsese, Director Michael Wadleigh, and Producer Michael Lang. Also
included in the set is an additional 20 minutes of Amazon exclusive
content with never-before-seen performance footage in hi-def from
Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and Country Joe and the Fish plus
three bonus featurettes!
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Crosby Stills & Nash
(related)
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Daylight Again
(1983)
DVD
You will rarely
find a CSN set list so comprehensive, top notch and extensive...21 songs
spanning 110 minutes and covering their entire catalogue...Of the 21
songs, at most 3 could be considered "fillers", and the rest
are all amongst their classics-- including somewhat rare performances of
"Chicago", "You Don't Have To Cry", and the Beatles'
"Blackbird", the latter two done acoustically with just
Stills' career-best guitar work.
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Woodstock
- 1999 (2000)
DVD
For all but the most apathetic viewers, this
concert souvenir is enjoyable in inverse proportion to familiarity with
the real-life Woodstock '99 festival: the less you know about the
hour-to-hour experiences of the audience and the event's violent
denouement, the more you can enjoy the show....
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Crosby Stills Nash - Acoustic
(2004)
TIP
DVD
Filmed at San Francisco's Warfield Theater in November, 1991, this concert film features the legendary Crosby, Stills & Nash performing stripped-down version of over a dozen of their best-loved songs. Among the tunes included on the set list are "Just a Song Before I Go," "For What It's Worth," "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," and "Teach Your Children."
Definitely, a purchase worth making.
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Long Time Comin'
(2004)
DVD
Long Time Comin' is a 1990 documentary summing up the first 20 years of Crosby Stills and Nash that was
re-issued on DVD in 2004. What makes it different from most
documentaries is that it simply tells the band's story through their
music and some interview snippets, without any narration -- which is
also probably its strength, as very few bands have been able to produce
such powerful music.
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CSN: The DVDs
(2004) TIP
DVD
Captured in this exclusive collector's edition
3-DVD set are three highly anticipated Crosby, Still & Nash
masterpieces. Acoustic brings to life a unique concert DVD of CSN's
greatest hits, filmed live at San Francisco's Warfield Theater in
November 1991. Daylight Again showcases the trio in an engaging live
performance recorded on the heels of their album of the same name;
filmed live in 1983 at L.A.'s Universal Amphitheater, Daylight is a true
testament to the staying power of one of America's most enduring bands.
Long Time Comin' is the never-before-released DVD documentary of CSN's
unforgettable 30-plus years together with a nostalgic musical and visual
retrospective.
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Crosby, Stills and
Nash - Legends Of The Canyon (2009)
DVD
"Legends of the Canyon" delivers the story
of the advent of rock music spawned in the garden of the Hollywood
Hills, Laurel Canyon. Crosby, Stills & Nash brought alive the
anthems of a generation in these hills in a commune-like setting in
the late 1960s. The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Carole King, Mamas
and Papas, Joni Mitchell and Linda Ronstadt and other great artists
of the era were all inhabitants of Laurel Canyon working toward the
common goal of putting out great music with a lasting message.
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Crosby & Nash
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Crosby-Nash: in
concert (2011)
TIP
DVD
Crosby-Nash: In Concert
captures inspired versions of career-spanning classics
including "Guinnevere," "Marrakesh Express," "Déjà vu," "Wooden
Ships," "Our House," "They Want It All," "Just A Song Before I Go,"
"Almost Cut My Hair," and "Don't Dig Here." The disc's bonus content
comprises previously unreleased bonus videos of Crosby & Nash songs,
including "Immigration Man," and an intense live version of the
non-nuclear anthem "Don't Dig Here," newly produced with footage,
graphics, and facts warning against nuclear proliferation.
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Stephen Stills
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Supershow (2003)
DVD
The pairings of Steve Stills with Cream bassist Jack Bruce and drummer Buddy Miles, plus Eric Clapton with bluesman Buddy Guy and jazz saxophonist Roland Kirk, are the attraction of this so-called "last great jam of the '60s," recorded in '69 (we're not told where).
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Stephen Stills & Manassas (2005)
DVD
If you dig Stephen Stills, you need this
DVD. The sound quality is great, the graphics are killer, and the band flat out rips.
Manassas rolls through side one of their debut album and Stills' performance makes you realize how incredible he really is.
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Live at Shepherd's
Bush
(2009 - CD/DVD)
DVD
In October 2008,
veteran rocker Stephen Stills played a career-spanning concert at
Shepherds Bush that was captured for this 2009 CD/DVD set. Playing
both solo-acoustic and full band sets, Stills touched on nearly
every facet of his prolific career.
With so many artists
retreading their catalogs with concert performances of classic
albums, Stephen Stills' career-spanning live set provides a
different proposition. Rather than take his audience back to a
single point in time, he takes them on the musical journey he mapped
out for himself with Buffalo Springfield, CSN(&Y), Manassas, and
various solo releases. The set list focuses primarily on the years
1966 through 1973, but reaches to Stills' last solo album, 2005's
Man Alive! for "Wounded World" (segued here with Joe Walsh's "Rocky
Mountain Way") and draws in a cover of Tom Petty's recent Mudcrutch
song "Wrong Thing to Do."
This is a nicely
selected mix of hits and album cuts, performed with the freedom of
someone with nothing left to prove.
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Neil Young
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Rust Never Sleeps
(1978)
TIP
DVD
Neil Young's 1978 concert tour, documented in this acclaimed two-hour film that was directed by Young himself (using the pseudonym Bernard Shakey), is a treat for the singer-songwriter's fans. The concept of the show is high (for Young, anyway), if rather odd: roadies (here called "Road Eyes") decked out like the Tusken Raiders from Star Wars, stage announcements from the original Woodstock during set changes, and giant amps, microphones, and so on for an "Incredible Shrinking Man" effect.
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The Last Waltz
(1978)
Video
• NTSC format
• Color, HiFi Sound
Martin Scorsese's 1978 capsule history of the
Band is mixed with footage of the group's allegedly last performance (certainly
their last performance as a quintet) in this particularly stylish
concert film.
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Human
Highway (1982)
Video
• NTSC format
• Color, HiFi Sound
Though
apparently mistaken for an incomprehensible tribute to cult idiocy,
HUMAN HIGHWAY was a time piece with the appropriate foolishness of
contemporary culture. 1982 was thought at the time to be the height of
the Cold War, and the Reagan administration was matched in stupidity
only by the social "administration" of the diner in HUMAN
HIGHWAY
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In Berlin (1986)
DVD
Neil Young has never been one to eschew change, and this 1983 concert certainly found him in a transitional mode. Recently signed to Geffen Records (who would later sue him for producing work they deemed insufficiently commercial), he had released Trans, an album that, with its computerized tracks and electronically altered vocals, remains one of the oddest (and more underrated) in his entire catalog.
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Weld (1991)
DVD
Neil Young's biorhythms have led him to the
brutal crucible of Crazy Horse every so often since his second solo
album, giving him the opportunity to, um, weld chaos and familiarity
into a precarious ritual that perhaps the Who, more than anyone,
best understand. This concert video, compiled from snatches of
performance shot during a long tour somewhere around 1990, is the
visual accompaniment to a double-CD package (also called Weld) of
live material released in 1991.
This item has been discontinued by the
manufacturer.
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Weld
(1991)
Video
• NTSC format
• Color, HiFi Sound This is the video to go with the "Weld"
CD. It has the same songs as the 2 CD-set except the classic "Like
A Hurricane" and "Farmer John" - it does have an
interesting introduction featuring the infamous Roadas (roadies dressed
as Jawas) as Jimi Hendrix's rendition of the Star Spangled Banner is
played.
The album features many classic Neil
tunes such as "Hey Hey My My", "Welfare Mothers",
"Cortez The Killer", "Powderfinger", "Tonight's
The Night" and "Roll another Number for The Road". There
are also newer classics such as the ultimate rendition of "Rockin'
In The Free World" (forget Pearl Jam's!)
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Ragged Glory (1991)
Video
• NTSC format
• Color, HiFi Sound
A must have for
any die-hard Neil Young / Crazy Horse fan! Collection of videos that I
had never seen before, professionally firmed, from the Ragged Glory
album. Includes Piece of Crap, Love and Only Love, Mansion on the Hill
(2 versions) and Country Home. Good video, just know that this is a
short, 30 minute collection of videos only!
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Unplugged (1993)
Video
• NTSC format
•
Color, HiFi Sound
This video is a perfect example of why
Neil Young has survived 3 decades at the top of the music industry;
timeless classics ranging from his Buffalo Springfield days with "Mr.
Soul", to his more recent "Harvest Moon". It is truly an
essential for any Neil Young fan.
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Year
of the horse (1997)
DVD
Jim Jarmusch's low-tech tribute to the
30-year-old collaboration between grunge godfather Neil Young and his
favorite garage band, Crazy Horse, is both a quirky little movie and a
monument to one of rock & roll's greatest noisemakers. Partially
culled from some gritty archival material shot in 1976 and 1986, and
supplemented by lots of super-8 footage of Young and Crazy Horse between
shows while on a concert tour (the concert footage itself appears to be
shot on 16mm), Year of the Horse is very much like one of the
band's paradoxical performances: epic but transitory, ragged but direct,
focused but improvisational. Jarmusch understands Crazy Horse and its
quixotic musical quest too well to embalm them in a conventional
profile-and-performance "rockumentary." Instead, he honors the
off-and-on marriage of Young and the others by treating the various
chapters of their lives together as shadows in time, fleeting glimpses
of a brotherhood that has no secrets.
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