Apocalyptica is an oddity in the world of heavy metal rock-and-roll music, but then again, any band that is made up primarily of cellos is an oddity in any genre except classical. Apocalyptica is a group of three classically trained cellists playing their own brand of heavy metal rock, which they call Cello-Rock.
Live DVD offering documenting "The Life Burns" tour across 20 live tracks plus Six Promo Videos ! Witness the undeniable splendour of the wonderfull Apocalyptica and their unique Brand of Symphonic, Gothic Rock...

Since opening at 'The Point' in Dublin on 2nd July 1996, 'Lord Of the Dance' has enjoyed a vast array of accolades. 'Lord Of The Dance' was the first concert of its kind to sell-out 21 shows at one of Europe's best-known venues: London's Wembley Arena. The tour has also outsold all other major shows across the globe and a total of four other simultaneous touring troupes continue to break box office records in Japan, South Africa, Europe and the USA.
The 'Lord Of The Dance' video was the 1996 UK Christmas No.1, collecting a twelve times Platinum sales award.

Total of six Era's best music videos with great video and sound quality. Include such jewels as Ameno and Divano. Must have for all enigmatic and chant music lovers.

"...and the beat goes on!" These words are not only the title of the legendary debut album put out by these ultimate raver idols, for Scooter themselves they have become words to live by. And along with the beat, the megasellers go on and on as well. It all sounds like a dream, or a fairytale for the nineties, but this is reality.
Scooter is a German techno group. Among their more well-known hits are "RAMP! (The Logical Song)", "Hyper Hyper", "Fire!", "How Much Is The Fish?", "Nessaja", "Weekend!" and "Hello! (Good to be Back)". They have become one of the world's most successful dance-techno bands.

"...and the beat goes on!" These words are not only the title of the legendary debut album put out by these ultimate raver idols, for Scooter themselves they have become words to live by. And along with the beat, the megasellers go on and on as well. It all sounds like a dream, or a fairytale for the nineties, but this is reality.
Scooter is a German techno group. Among their more well-known hits are "RAMP! (The Logical Song)", "Hyper Hyper", "Fire!", "How Much Is The Fish?", "Nessaja", "Weekend!" and "Hello! (Good to be Back)". They have become one of the world's most successful dance-techno bands.

"...and the beat goes on!" These words are not only the title of the legendary debut album put out by these ultimate raver idols, for Scooter themselves they have become words to live by. And along with the beat, the megasellers go on and on as well. It all sounds like a dream, or a fairytale for the nineties, but this is reality.
Scooter is a German techno group. Among their more well-known hits are "RAMP! (The Logical Song)", "Hyper Hyper", "Fire!", "How Much Is The Fish?", "Nessaja", "Weekend!" and "Hello! (Good to be Back)". They have become one of the world's most successful dance-techno bands.

E.S. Posthumus is an independent music group that produces cinematic style music. It is a form of epic classical that fuses intertwined drum beats with orchestral and electronic sounds. Their music is inspired by the Pythagorean Philosophy which states that "music is the harmonization of opposites; the conciliation of warring elements". The E.S. is an acronym for "Experimental Sounds" while Posthumus is a word that represents "all things past". E. S. Posthumus has been making subtle waves within the realm of film music- specifically in movie trailers. Their first ripple came with the inclusion of their music in the Planet of the Apes trailers in 2001. Also, a selection was used in the intriguing teaser trailer for the Steven Spielberg film, Minority Report. Most recently, in one of the most downloaded trailers on the internet, the Spider-Man trailer features a power-packed selection from the E.S. Posthumus' Unearthed.

"A Night In London" dates back to 1996, when Knopfler was just kicking off his solo career with the "Golden Heart" album. As you'll see from the set list, most of the material is from that album (which I consider to be a modern masterpiece), with a scattering of older material. He's joined by a variety of guests including Jools Holland, pedal steel player Paul Franklin, and slide guitar master Sonny Landreth as well as four Irish musicians and a four piece string quartet. The live show was shot in a television studio with a small audience, but contains enough musical fireworks to fully satisfy any fan. Any fan of Knopfler's, and any fan of well played music should own this movie.

With so many Euro-thrash bands sounding like fifth rate HELLOWEEN wannabes, it is a real pleasure to find one that has more to offer. In the case of INNER WISH, far more to offer. Hailing from Greece, INNER WISH certainly gives a nod or two to the might HELLOWEEN but they also tap into a much broader spectrum of power metal. This is an album that all fans of classic power metal will drool over.