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Music documentaries distill decades of drama (USA Today)
In 1973, The Who teased in Quadrophenia, "Can you see the real me?" Now you can.Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who, a dense chronicle that traces the British rock quartet over four decades, is now on DVD after premiering on VH1 and at New York's DocFest07. Though 1979's The Kids Are Alright remains a defining snapshot of the band's prowess, "it's a rock poem," says Journey co-producer Nigel ...
ISU gives 'Tommy' a try (The Pantagraph)
NORMAL -- How far back into the mist has the world's first great rock opera receded?
Sound Off (The Post and Courier)
CD REVIEWS
Selected home-video releases (The Record)
"Ratatouille" DVDs, $29.99 each; Blu-ray discs, $34.99 each. (Disney) A rat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with this latest cartoon from the studio's partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer-generated storytelling.
Now Showing at Home (Tucson Weekly)
"Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who," "Metalocalypse: Season One," "Help!"
Day Three at Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp (Calendarlive.com)
Is it mind-blowing to play "Pinball Wizard" with Roger Daltrey and "Sweet Child O' Mine" with Slash? Just a little bit. At the end of Day Three, I was simply not in the right frame of mind to objectively contextualize the major events of the day.
'Story of The Who' DVD rocks (Jam! Showbiz)
Pete Townshend's catchy, Kinks-influenced song I Can't Explain launched The Who to stardom early in 1965.
Who are you? (Toronto Sun)
IN TOMORROW'S PAPER:
What's what with the Who (The Record)
NEW YORK -- On the occasion of the Nov. 3 premiere of the official Who documentary "Amazing Journey" (and its DVD release three days later) the band's guitarist/songwriter Pete Townshend shared his thoughts with Billboard on capturing the Who's history from early club gigs to later tragedies, his evolving relationship with Roger Daltrey and the future of live music online.
DVD Reviews | Documentary provides true glimpse of rock band (The Columbus Di...
'Amazing Journey: The Story of the Who' Not rated, $29.98 So many rock documentaries come off as infomercials -- which is why it's so enlightening and relentlessly entertaining to watch the two Who survivors talk about their band.
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Music documentaries distill decades of drama (USA Today)
In 1973, The Who teased in Quadrophenia, "Can you see the real me?" Now you can.Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who, a dense chronicle that traces the British rock quartet over four decades, is now on DVD after premiering on VH1 and at New York's DocFest07. Though 1979's The Kids Are Alright remains a defining snapshot of the band's prowess, "it's a rock poem," says Journey co-producer Nigel ...
ISU gives 'Tommy' a try (The Pantagraph)
NORMAL -- How far back into the mist has the world's first great rock opera receded?
Sound Off (The Post and Courier)
CD REVIEWS
Selected home-video releases (The Record)
"Ratatouille" DVDs, $29.99 each; Blu-ray discs, $34.99 each. (Disney) A rat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with this latest cartoon from the studio's partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer-generated storytelling.
Now Showing at Home (Tucson Weekly)
"Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who," "Metalocalypse: Season One," "Help!"
Day Three at Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp (Calendarlive.com)
Is it mind-blowing to play "Pinball Wizard" with Roger Daltrey and "Sweet Child O' Mine" with Slash? Just a little bit. At the end of Day Three, I was simply not in the right frame of mind to objectively contextualize the major events of the day.
'Story of The Who' DVD rocks (Jam! Showbiz)
Pete Townshend's catchy, Kinks-influenced song I Can't Explain launched The Who to stardom early in 1965.
Who are you? (Toronto Sun)
IN TOMORROW'S PAPER:
What's what with the Who (The Record)
NEW YORK -- On the occasion of the Nov. 3 premiere of the official Who documentary "Amazing Journey" (and its DVD release three days later) the band's guitarist/songwriter Pete Townshend shared his thoughts with Billboard on capturing the Who's history from early club gigs to later tragedies, his evolving relationship with Roger Daltrey and the future of live music online.
DVD Reviews | Documentary provides true glimpse of rock band (The Columbus Di...
'Amazing Journey: The Story of the Who' Not rated, $29.98 So many rock documentaries come off as infomercials -- which is why it's so enlightening and relentlessly entertaining to watch the two Who survivors talk about their band.
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