Whether you refer to him as The Lizard King or his self-coined anagram, Mr. Mojo Risin', the fact remains that Jim Morrison was as fascinating to watch as he was to listen to. Thus, any DVD that showcases this mesmerizing frontman, along with the rest of The Doors, captured live will always be of interest to any fan of '60s rock.

The Tarot - Fantasy Bellydance is a collection of 20 dance performances exploring the symbolism and archetypal ideas associated with the cards of the Tarot deck. The performances represent nearly all the cards of the Tarot Major Arcana: Fool, Magician, High Priestess, Empress, Emperor, Hierophant, Lovers, Lust, Hermit, Wheel of Fortune, Justice, Hanged Man, Death, Temperance, Devil, Tower, Star, and Judgment.A number of Tarot cards are portrayed through stories or mythological imagery: In "The Magician" the hero's shadow escapes and takes over; "The Empress" is the story of the goddess Parvati; "The Hierophant" is a ritual of the revelation and worship of the goddess Isis; "The Lovers" echoes the plot of Wagner's "Venus and Tannhauser"; "The Wheel of Fortune" makes two rounds through the stories of Cleopatra and Medusa; while "Judgment" recalls the medieval motif of the Dances of Death.

In early 1986, an inspection of the MGM vaults in Kansas yielded an amazing discovery: buried deep in these underground cellars was a long-forgotten collection of outtakes from the concert films "Thats the way it is" and "Elvis on tour". It was the most highly anticipated release of any Elvis footage ever and fans besieged Graceland hoping to get an early glimpse of these rare outtakes. In performances filmed between 1970 and 1972 in Nevada and North Carolina, Elvis sings hit after hit including "Hound dog" "Heartbreak hotel" "Dont be cruel" "Teddy bear" "The wonder of you" " and "All shook up" along with many other all-time favorites. More than a mere concert film, The Lost Performances also delivers a rare candid glimpse of this fabled performer in rehearsal footage shot on the MGM lot in 1970 as Elvis prepared for the Thats the way it is concert series, groundbreaking, earthshaking and altogether glorious, the revealing rock 'n' roll celebration is a must for every Elvis-fan.

Giuseppe Di Stefano (24 July 1921 – 3 March 2008) was an Italian operatic tenor who sang professionally from the late 1940s until the early 1970s. In his prime, he was known as the "Golden voice" or "The most beautiful voice", as the true successor of Beniamino Gigli. He was also known for his long-term performance and recording association and brief romantic episode with the soprano Maria Callas.

Paul Weller has been saying recently that what matters most as he looks back on his career has been just being able to play in front of an enthusiastic crowd with a "happening" vibe. Well, as seen here on his first ever live DVD release in America, the crowd and The Paul Weller Band are quite "happening." The disc contains, not one fantastic full band concert recorded in front of the "London Massive" just prior to the release of Weller's number one in the UK album Illumination, but also a wonderfully intimate acoustic solo session from the "Days Of Speed" tour a year earlier.

Advanced Origami provides unparalleled instruction in how to create master-class level paper folding projects. The origami designs are challenging-they require considerable folding experience-but the results are more art than craft-you'll create projects that you can display or give as gifts.
Sophisticated origami or paper crafts fans will appreciate the ten unique origami designs included in the book-with complete how-to instructions and photographs.

Los Angeles Philharmonic Music Director Gustavo Dudamel and Creative Chair for Jazz Herbie Hancock launched the LA Phil’s 2011/12 season with a sparkling George Gershwin gala at Walt Disney Concert Hall in September. “This is the first time as a professional musician that I’ll be playing a piece that’s essentially classical music with jazz overtones with a symphony orchestra, and what a symphony orchestra it is!” marvels Hancock just before the concert, referring to his keyboard work in Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue.”

Time Life is proud to offer the first-ever career-spanning collection of 19 unforgettable live performances from the '50s through the '70s by Jerry Lee Lewis. This includes his greatest hits such as, "Breathless," "Great Balls of Fire," and "Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On." The bonus material includes one of the most comprehensive and revealing interviews with Jerry Lee Lewis. Track Listings: Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going On You Win Again Great Balls of Fire Breathless High School Confidential I'm on Fire Your Cheatin' Heart Who's Gonna Play This Old Piano? Me and Bobby McGee Lewis Boogie Ferriday Medley: Has Anybody Seen My Gal? In a Shany in Old Shanty Town Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age Drinking Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee Jerry Lee Lewis interviewed in the orginal Sun Studio [Bonus] High School Confidential trailer [Bonus]

Blond bombshell Carrie Underwood steps into the spotlight for an all-new installment of Invitation Only. Tune in as she performs hit singles, along with new tracks from her latest album, Play On. Filmed before an intimate audience in Nashville, Underwood shows her wide-range of vocal prowess as she takes on "Before He Cheats," "I Told You So," "Cowboy Casanova" and much more. Plus you won't want to miss her revealing answers to fan questions.

Reflections: The Definitive Performances 1964-1969 is an anthology of performances by the Supremes. It was produced by Historic Films Archive and the Universal Music Group International.
Diana Ross, Mary Wilson and Florence Ballard (and her replacement Cindy Birdsong) conquered the charts and then the world through their TV appearances. Their looks, their charm and of course their great hits burst from the screen and won over even the harshest critics. Now the fans can have it all over again -- the original "Dreamgirls" doing their thing unlike any group before or since. The Supremes: Reflections, produced for UMe by Historic Films, is an extraordinary DVD collection -- their greatest hits on video in any form for the first time. Included are not only the classic appearances from the Ed Sullivan Show and Hullaballo, but incredible rare footage not seen since first aired more than 40 years ago. As a fabulous bonus, a click of the sub-title button will also reveal entertaining and revealing trivia about each clip.

This 4 CD set not only contains some of the best performances of the last century, but also works as a comprehensive review of some of the finest musical literature spanning from the Baroque period to Modern Avant-Garde. Some of the earlier recordings are better for nostalgia purposes due to the poor mediums of the times, but the performances for the most part are professional. Only complaint: Some of the best works (Wagner's "Die Walkure", for example) are only provided in excerpt form to showcase a certain performer or section of the piece. Otherwise a worthy investment for the price and amount of quality music that is presented.