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MUSIC VIDEOS AND CONCERTS PLEASE READ DISCLAIMER BEFORE ORDERING PLEASE check your DVD player for compatibility with DVD-R (Recordable DVDs). No refunds. Only replacement of discs that are defective. Quality: EMAIL US WITH YOUR WANT LIST (Copy and paste into an email if you prefer) AND WE WILL GIVE YOU YOUR TOTAL WITH SHIPPING. LARGER ORDERS WILL BE DISCOUNTED. We Prefer a Postal Money Order as Payment. EMAIL US
Alice Cooper : The Nightmare (1975 TV Special) -
Alice Cooper plays Steven, a character from his album “Welcome to
My Nightmare”, who encounters a surreal dream fantasy, guided by the spirit of
the nightmare, Vincent Price. Contains 14 songs - all introduced by
Vincent Price. This is a RARE TV special - Not available
anywhere!
B B King : BLUES - First "B B at the
Montreux Jazz Workshop" discussing Jazz technique and playing a few
classics! Then "B B King - Rock Me the Blues"
a documentary of his life told in his own words with concert highlights. If you
wanted to know where the name "B B" originated and why his guitar is
named "Lucille" you gotta watch this! 95 minutes total.
Beatlemania
– It's not the Beatles but an incredible simulation! The Original Live
Stage Play/Musical!
Contact (2002
Musical Stage Production) - This is the final performace of this breathtaking
dance and music phenomenon by Susan Stroman. Three stories set to music
(Classical, Swing and Pop) : "Swinging", "Did You Move?" and
"Contact" - and there is NO SINGING! This will blow you
away! (Adult Language is bleeped because of TV Broadcast) 115
minutes
Jekyll & Hyde - The
Musical (Alternate Version - 2001 - Widescreen) - Musical version of the
Robert Louis Stevenson story about a doctor who conducts an experiment on
himself that results in his bringing out the dark, murderous side of his inner
self, "Mr. Hyde". This version contains the far superior vocal talent
of Mr. Rob Evan. David Hasselhoff’s version made it to DVD, but this version
seems to have more life and more power than the released version. Rob Evan’s
vocal range will leave you breathless as he astounds you - octave beyond octave!
A rare treat indeed!
Legally Blonde: The Musical (2007
Musical Stage Production) - Legally Blonde's Elle Woods is
heading our way ... straight from the Broadway stage! You've seen the movie, now
it's time to totally tune in to Legally Blonde: The Musical, based on
MGM's hit film Legally Blonde. So we're giving you an all-access pass into the
bubbly must-see Broadway stage production with behind-the-scenes peeks and a
celebrity-filled pink carpet extravaganza. This much fun just shouldn't
be legal! Legally Blonde: The Musical takes you from the
sorority house to the halls of justice with Broadway's blondest new student,
that daredevil in high heels Elle Woods (who has the cutest sidekick in the
world, her Chihuahua Bruiser). Along the way, our heroine proves that being
yourself and going after what you want never goes out of style. AND there’s
more! We'll meet the cast -- including Laura Bell Bundy, who plays Elle Woods --
and walk the pink carpet into the Broadway theater with the celebrities going to
see the show. Plus, we'll go behind the scenes to see what it's like to perform
onstage, under hot lights in front of a sold-out crowd eight times a week. Yup,
our unique access will take you inside Legally Blonde: The Musical from
start to finish. 135 minutes Michael
Jackson - Moonwalker -
A movie that starts out with the "Man in
the Mirror" music video, it then changes to a montage of video clips of
Michael's career. Next comes a parody of his Bad video by children, and then
Michael is chased by fans in a fantasy sequence. 2 more videos are shown, and
then a movie in which Michael plays a hero with magical powers. In it he is
chased by drug dealer Mr. Big and saves three children. Videos included in the
movie are "Smooth Criminal" and "Come Together".
Peanuts Gallery (2006) - Charlie
Brown and the Gang are celebrated in this unique Musical tribute at Carnegie
Hall. 27 minutes
Pop Gear (1965 -
Widescreen) - Hosted by Jimmy Savile (with his “Mod” blond hair style), we
are introduced to the world of 1964 and 65’s Pop Music! Of the Bands featured,
many will become Music Icons in the following years. Not a movie, but a lip
synched collection of performances from acts that were part of the British
Invasion, that followed the dynamic entrance of the Beatles to the music world.
Some of these acts did not make a big splash on this side of the pond, but a lot
of them did. Featured are: Herman's Hermits, Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas,
Peter and Gordon, Honeycombs, Nashville Teens, Animals, and of course, the
Beatles (Shown in Concert footage).
Requiem - Andrew Lloyd Webber's
production with Placido Domingo, Sarah Brightman, Paul Miles-Kingston, the
Chorus of Winchester Cathedral and St. Thomas' Church with the Orchestra of St.
Lukes. 60 minutes
The Return of Bruno (1987 HBO Special) - Bruce Willis is
Bruno Radolini who was the creative force behind all music styles years before
they became popular. A man way ahead of his time! Lots of music stars are in
this HBO special and Bruce Willis singing! View
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You're a
Good Man Charlie Brown
(1973 Live-Action Special/ Musical) - the off-Broadway musical
based on the famous comic strip characters by Charles Schultz and featuring some
imaginative songs by Clark Gesner, was mounted for NBC TV in 1973 and proved to be an entertainment treat for the entire family. Staged
with minimal props and scenery, the collective genius of Schultz and Gesner is allowed to shine with a grand assistance
from a more than capable cast. Wendell Burton is charming as Charlie Brown, as are Bill Hinnant as Snoopy, Barry
(MY THREE SONS) Livingston as Linus, and Ruby Persson as the bombastic Lucy. Musical highlights include
"Little Known Facts", "My Blanket and Me", "The Book
Report", "The Kite", "The Baseball Game" and Snoopy's
show stopping "Suppertime." Terrific entertainment for the kid in us all. (This
is from an original Video Tape - the quality is not the best - but this is
an ULTRA-RARE ITEM and a MUST-SEE!) 53 minutes
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Camelot
- Live at Lincoln Center (2008 Musical Stage
Production) - The New York Philharmonic performs a semi-staged
version of the Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot . Based on T.H. White’s novel The
Once and Future King , the musical is about the idealized kingdom of
Camelot and the love triangle of King Arthur (Gabriel Byrne), Queen Guenevere
(Marin Mazzie) and Sir Lancelot (Nathan Gunn). The score features such classic
songs as “Camelot,” “If Ever I Would Leave You” and “The Lusty Month
of May.” With : Fran Drescher - Morgan Le Fay, Stacy Keach - Merlin,
Christopher Lloyd - Pellinore, and Bobby Steggert - Mordred. Running time:
2 1/2 hours 
(There are a couple very minor waves running though the first
part of the movie due to the source tape.) $10.00
