This movie documentary covers hundreds of music videos. I cant name all of the artists, but I will list a few, so you have an idea of what youre going to watch now. I cover artists such as Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Madonna, ColdPlay, and older music like the Beatles. The video has Rock legends Elvis Presley, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, The Who, AC/DC, U2, and Queen. Along with a bunch of 90s artists like Nirvana and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The video also has hard rock artists like Marilyn Manson and Metallica. There is a good variety of music in this documentary even ranging from Slipknot to Eminem. Hip Hop and rap artists are covered like Jay Z, Rihanna, Snoop Dog, and others. There will be hundreds of more music artists that you have seen from TV. This video covers very little country, a few techno music videos, and a little punk, like Greenday. The majority of music is rock, pop, and rap.

Got into Rory nearly a year ago. This box set shows Rory's versatility - blues, rock, acoustic- he can play it all. Look out for "Nothin but the Devil", "Bad Penny" and "Barley and Grape Rag" This man is without doubt the best guitarist ever, and he is up there with the best songwriters too. His lyrics are clever and subtle. He sings and plays the blues with raw emotion, his rock is high energy and his acoustic material is warm, with touches of humour. The love he has for his music just shines through. Rory's music gets under your skin and into your soul - it has mine. So just get hold of as much of his material as you can, enjoy it and be happy and thankful for the incredible music Rory has given us.

Got into Rory nearly a year ago. This box set shows Rory's versatility - blues, rock, acoustic- he can play it all. Look out for "Nothin but the Devil", "Bad Penny" and "Barley and Grape Rag" This man is without doubt the best guitarist ever, and he is up there with the best songwriters too. His lyrics are clever and subtle. He sings and plays the blues with raw emotion, his rock is high energy and his acoustic material is warm, with touches of humour. The love he has for his music just shines through. Rory's music gets under your skin and into your soul - it has mine. So just get hold of as much of his material as you can, enjoy it and be happy and thankful for the incredible music Rory has given us.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic 70s and 80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much).

1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die is a highly readable list of the best, the most important, and most influential pop albums from the 1955 through 2003. By a carefully selected team of the International Critics, each album is a groundbreaking work seminal to the understanding and appreciation of music from the 1950s to the present. Included with each entry are production details and credits as well as reproductions of original album cover art. Perhaps most important of all, each album comes with an authoritative description of its Importance and Featured influence. Among the Critics involved in selected in the list are some of the best known music Reviewers and commentators, including Theunis Bates (music writer for Time and urban editor at worldpop), Jon Harrington (staff writer at MTV), Seth Jacobson (writer for Dazed & confused), as well as many others.

1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die is a highly readable list of the best, the most important, and most influential pop albums from the 1955 through 2003. By a carefully selected team of the International Critics, each album is a groundbreaking work seminal to the understanding and appreciation of music from the 1950s to the present. Included with each entry are production details and credits as well as reproductions of original album cover art. Perhaps most important of all, each album comes with an authoritative description of its Importance and Featured influence. Among the Critics involved in selected in the list are some of the best known music Reviewers and commentators, including Theunis Bates (music writer for Time and urban editor at worldpop), Jon Harrington (staff writer at MTV), Seth Jacobson (writer for Dazed & confused), as well as many others.

1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die is a highly readable list of the best, the most important, and most influential pop albums from the 1955 through 2003. By a carefully selected team of the International Critics, each album is a groundbreaking work seminal to the understanding and appreciation of music from the 1950s to the present. Included with each entry are production details and credits as well as reproductions of original album cover art. Perhaps most important of all, each album comes with an authoritative description of its Importance and Featured influence. Among the Critics involved in selected in the list are some of the best known music Reviewers and commentators, including Theunis Bates (music writer for Time and urban editor at worldpop), Jon Harrington (staff writer at MTV), Seth Jacobson (writer for Dazed & confused), as well as many others.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic '70s and '80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic '70s and '80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic '70s and '80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic '70s and '80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic '70s and '80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere.

Classic Rock focuses on the biggest names in rock music past, present and future with in-depth features, exclusive interviews, a substantial reviews section, and music news. lassic Rock is a GREAT magazine. No emo. No nu metal. No punk (well, not much). So what does it have you ask? How about classic '70s and '80s ROCK AND ROLL, NWOBHM, Prog and Indie. Yeah, every once in awhile an issue will have too much Led Zep or too much AC/DC which to me is a waste for this fine magazine because you can read about those bands anywhere.