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Filmed on location on the outskirts of Vienna, director Gotz Friedrich vividly creates the staggering impact of the tragedy of vengeance. Karl Boehm conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Queen - Rock Montreal Live Aid - DVD Boxset NEW Format: DVD BOXSET # DVDs in Boxset: 2 Rating: Not Rated Actors: Director: Runtime: 138 minutes Brand new DVD (Digital Video Disc) boxset. Rating: Not Rated Content: Runtime: 138 minutes Color: Color Extra Info: Special Edition; 2-Disc Set including Live Aid Concert Blu- Ray Features:Region 1 Full Frame - 1.33 Audio: Stereo - English Tracks:1) Intro 2) We Will Rock You (fast)3) Let Me Entertain You 4) Play The Game 5) Somebody To Love 6) Killer Qu

After the smash success of the first Celtic Thunder production in 2008, producers Sharon Browne and Phil Coulter have developed an all-new Irish-music showcase. The sharply dressed male vocalists who starred in the first show have returned, and each performer gets a chance to show off his pop sensibility. The energetic set includes traditional Celtic tunes as well as rock covers and original compositions by Coulter.

BOB ROSS: SEASCAPE COLLECTION [3 DISCS] [DVD NEW]Studio: BAYVIEW Format: DVD-STANDARD Release Date: 17 Nov 2009 Video Format: NTSC Region: 1 Brand New, Sealed, ships usually within three business days, depending on availability.

Taking the circus arts to spectacular, unforgettable new heights, Cirque du Soleil have been enchanting audiences around the world since their formation in Quebec in 1984. With extravagant costumes, acrobatic stunt shows that must be seen to be believed, and musical theater with progressive, magical stories to tell, this marvelous show is a wonder to behold. In the summer of 2004, the Cirque du Soleil celebrated its 20th anniversary by returning to its hometown of Montreal, Canada, taking to the streets from whence they first emerged to entertain an audience of over 200,000. The celebration coincided with the 25th anniversary of the Festival International de Jazz de Montreal, and the lineup of musicians featured Youssou N'Dour, Daniela Mercury, and Jorane, along with the Cirque's own... Less

When drummer Phil Collins assumed stewardship of Genesis after the departure of singer Peter Gabriel in 1975, he steered the band away from near-symphonic prog-rock toward a more commercially accessible sound that culminated in his 1981 solo debut FACE VALUE. Driven by confessional lyrics detailing the breakup of his marriage, upbeat horn arrangements that would soon become his trademark, and a vestige of Genesis-like atmospherics, the album's R&B-flavored pop stylings produced two Top 20 hits and launched Collins' long and successful '80s solo career. This episode of the CLASSIC ALBUMS series recounts the making of FACE VALUE through interviews with Collins, rare home movies and photos, and previously unseen performances of album tracks like "I Missed Again," "This Must Be Love," and, of... Less

Barbra Streisand returns as Fanny Brice in this sequel to William Wyler's Oscar-winning FUNNY GIRL. FUNNY LADY picks up the saga of entertainer- comedienne Brice after her separation from playboy millionaire Nick Arnstein (Omar Sharif). Newly single, she teams up brash Broadway producer, songwriter, and entrepreneur Billy Rose (James Caan), a showman whose lack of polish is made up in his boundless enthusiasm. Before long, Rose's professional relationship with Fanny turns into a touching and turbulent personal one. Wyler's extravagant production is highlighted by lavish musical numbers, elegant costumes and a dynamic cast, which is lead by Barbra Streisand's signature style and poise.

A relentless touring schedule throughout the 1970s saw Cat Stevens win over an impressively large fanbase. With albums hovering around the upper reaches of the charts, Stevens was one of the most successful solo performers of the decade. This live show is taken from a North American tour in 1976, a lavish production which featured films, a special stage, magicians, and more. Tracks featured include "The Wind," "Father & Son," "Moonshadow," and more.

It was quite a gamble when Celine Dion signed a three-year contract to perform in Las Vegas five nights a week. But, an unexpected five years later, with night after night of sold-out performances, it appears her gamble has paid off in spades. Commemorating the end of her blockbuster run, A NEW DAY captures every moment of the stage show, bursting with evocative dancing, flawless singing, and thrilling onstage spectacles. Filmed live at Caesars Palace, this concert release includes stirring renditions of "The Power of Love," "River Deep, Mountain High," "My Heart Will Go On," and many others.

After pioneering the epic music video with his ground breaking short movies for "Thriller," "Bad" (directed by the acclaimed feature auteur Michael Jackson,) and others, the King of Pop's next project was awaited with great expectations. And Jackson, as always, managed to meet these with his album, "Dangerous," for which he continued his pattern of making innovative, trend-setting videos. DANGEROUS is a home video which includes the uncut versions of these videos -- from the crazy morphing effects of "Black and White" to the exotic royalty of "Remember The Time." In addition, the previously unseen short film "Gone Too Soon" plus "Who Is It," which has never been released in the U.S., are included.

Drawing on footage from four concerts at London's Royal Festival Hall (one from June 2001, three from January 2002), this footage features David Gilmour performing material that spans his entire career. Beginning with Pink Floyd's "Shine On You Crazy Diamond," we subsequently find Gilmour interpreting two Syd Barrett songs ("Terrapin" and "Dominoes"), a performance from Bizet's opera "The Pearl Fishers," a few more Floyd tunes, and a selection of solo Gilmour delights. Rick Wright, Robert Wyatt and Bob Geldof make surprise appearances, and the whole performance is cemented by a stunning gospel choir lead by Sam Brown.

At the beginning of the 21st century, two prodigious young female talents hogged the limelight in the contemporary classical music scene. Charlotte Church set an early sales record, but this was quashed by Hayley Westenra, who usurped Church with her best-selling album PURE. Here, Westenra performs in her native New Zealand, working her way through a stunningly mature set which is a remarkable achievement for a 17 year old.

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.

The list of accomplishments and accolades accumulated by The Eagles is too long to recount, their music having been a staple of American music since the 1970s, and their popularity never waning. With five number-one singles and four number-one albums, two of which are among the best-selling records of all time, the group has helped form the backbone of classic rock; hits like "Desperado," "Hotel California," and "Lyin' Eyes" are instantly recognizable and timeless. After helping to popularize the Southern California rock sound of the '70s, the group--at this point made up of Joe Walsh, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Timothy Schmit--broke up to pursue solo projects, but reunited in 1994 in recognition of the ever-loyal fans who still wanted to see them playing together. This 2004 concert,... Less

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.

Mikhail Gorbachev and Vladimir Putin were among the audience when ex-Beatle Paul McCartney staged a spectacular show in Russia on May 24, 2003. Amazingly, this is the first time McCartney had played in the country, making it an extra-special occasion, which saw a 100,000-strong crowd gather in Red Square. Playing a mixture of material that included Beatles favorites ("Let It Be," "Hey Jude," "Fool On The Hill"), songs from the Wings-era ("Band on the Run," "Live and Let Die"), and more, this is a great way to witness McCartney's impressive collection of songs in a live setting. Complementing the concert are some historic scenes of McCartney meeting Putin, and a discussion about The Beatles and their incredible impact on Russia's cultural development. But it's the concert footage that... Less

German heavy metal band Rammstein have been remarkably success in the basements and bedrooms of alienated American teenagers. Extremely loud, hard, and industrial, the band has been together since the mid-1990's. LIVE AUS BERLIN was filmed on August 22nd and 23rd 1998, and features the band performing eighteen of their frightening tunes.

The Beatles' appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 and 1965 helped catapult the band to stateside fame and fortune. Their debut performance alone was viewed by 73 million viewers. This collection compiles four full episodes containing 20 songs in total, and including other guests like Soupy Sales, Cab Calloway, and Cilla Black; and even commercial breaks. Shown in their original black and white, these episodes convey the feeling of a bygone era, while placing some of The Beatles' early appearances in a framework that shows how they eventually exploded as one of the most influential rock bands of all time.The four Beatles, with their fluffy mop-head haircuts and little black suits, look like fresh-faced kids as they stride nervously onto the stage in their first appearance on the Ed... Less

Originally televised as a Pay-Per-View New Year's Eve special, HOMECOMING LIVE tracks an emotional performance in the Boys' native state of Florida. Filmed at an arena in Orlando, the five super studs perform eighteen hit songs. As a bonus, each Backstreet Boy sings one song completely solo, showcasing the different vocal styles of these talented singers. No matter which of these five hotties you like the best, you'll get your fill on this great video!

Proving his name to be quite accurate, Weird Al Yankovic has made a career out of making fun of the defining pop songs of the time. It is his two food-oriented Michael Jackson satires -- "Fat" and "Eat It" -- which made him a 1980's household name, but Weird Al has continued to systematically satirize pop hits since that time. LIVE! features a 90 minute concert in which the accordion playing humorist performs several of his most hilarious tunes, including "Amish Paradise" (a takeoff of the Coolio hit "Gangster's Paradise,) "Smells Like Nirvana," "Like A Surgeon," and of course, "Fat."

Dublin's favorite songs and the "thinking man's rock band" U2 come live from a dramatic concert at Colorado's breathtaking outdoor Red Rocks Amphitheater. Bono is at his rock star best and guitarist The Edge is as technically adept as usual. Taped in the early day's of the band's lengthy career, U2 performs some of their now canonized classics including "Sunday Bloody Sunday," "Gloria," and "New Year's Day."

Having fully established himself as an accomplished musician, Harry Connick Jr. regularly wows huge audiences worldwide with his silky smooth pop/jazz sounds. This live recording offers a taster of Harry in concert, with his natural charm, charisma, and good looks offered in abundance throughout. Some say he's the new Sinatra, and ONLY YOU IN CONCERT offers plenty of footage for viewers to decide if he is able to live up to the claims.

The list of accomplishments and accolades accumulated by The Eagles is too long to recount, their music having been a staple of American music since the 1970s, and their popularity never waning. With five number-one singles and four number-one albums, two of which are among the best-selling records of all time, the group has helped form the backbone of classic rock; hits like "Desperado," "Hotel California," and "Lyin' Eyes" are instantly recognizable and timeless. After helping to popularize the Southern California rock sound of the '70s, the group--at this point made up of Joe Walsh, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Timothy Schmit--broke up to pursue solo projects, but reunited in 1994 in recognition of the ever-loyal fans who still wanted to see them playing together. This 2004 concert,... Less

This hilarious rock documentary follows punk-pop band Blink 182 and their tour mates Kut u Up, Green Day, and Jimmy Eat World on the 2002 Pop Disaster Tour. Kut u Up, the newcomer in the group, brought along several cameras for the tour, and captured all the mayhem that goes on behind the scenes of a rock tour. From indulging in too much alcohol, to destroying property, and crazy pranks, this documentary tells the real story behind the music.

In 1957, CBS-TV aired a magical version of the Cinderella story, produced by the legendary musical production team of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. Known for such hits as THE KING AND I, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, CAROUSEL, SOUTH PACIFIC, STATE FAIR and OKLAHOMA!, Rodger and Hammerstein infused this old classic with new energy, filling the production with gorgeous ballads, waltzes and comedy sections. RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA starred legendary Academy-Award winning Julie Andrews as Cinderella, and was initially viewed by more than 115 million people. While this version has been re-made for television and theatre productions on several occasions, this release features the original production, available for the first time since its airing in 1957! Songs include: "Impossible,"... Less

While she could have easily been overshadowed by the phenomenal success of her brother Michael, Janet was able--through discipline, bravery, spunk, sex appeal, and of course, that preternatural musical talent--to become a pop superstar in her own right. DESIGN OF A DECADE, the video companion to her eponymous greatest hits record, celebrates Ms. Jackson's illustrious career with a chronology of her biggest hit videos from 1986 through 1996. Starting with 1986s "What Have You Done For Me Lately," and ending with the rare 1993 video "Whoops Now," DESIGN OF A DECADE also includes a behind-the-scenes, making-of documentary for the "Runaway" video.

Since they crossed over into the mainstream pop world of MTV acceptance in the early 1990's, Smashing Pumpkins have defined the "alternative" music genre for millions of fans. With innovative rock sounds that range from angry to ethereal, the Pumpkins are both critically and commercially successful. This greatest hits collection contains the band's best music videos, produced between 1991 and 2000. From early tunes like "Siva" to later ones like "An Ode To No One," the videos are both aurally and visually exciting.

QUEEN: QUEEN ROCK MONTREAL AND LIVE AID [SPECIAL EDITION] [DVD NEW]Studio: UMGD/EAGLE VISION Format: DVD-STANDARD Release Date: 30 Oct 2007 Video Format: NTSC Region: 0 Brand New, Sealed, ships usually within three business days, depending on availability. This special edition version includes a second disc featuring the full Queen Live Aid performance, never before seen full performance footage of Queen rehearsing for Live Aid: Bohemian Rhapsody + Radio Gaga + Hammer To Fall and previously unre

Mikhail Gorbachev and Vladimir Putin were among the audience when ex-Beatle Paul McCartney staged a spectacular show in Russia on May 24, 2003. Amazingly, this is the first time McCartney had played in the country, making it an extra-special occasion, which saw a 100,000-strong crowd gather in Red Square. Playing a mixture of material that included Beatles favorites ("Let It Be," "Hey Jude," "Fool On The Hill"), songs from the Wings-era ("Band on the Run," "Live and Let Die"), and more, this is a great way to witness McCartney's impressive collection of songs in a live setting. Complementing the concert are some historic scenes of McCartney meeting Putin, and a discussion about The Beatles and their incredible impact on Russia's cultural development. But it's the concert footage that... Less