Eagle When She Flies

Eagle When She Flies Review

Dolly Parton's solo albums of the '80s and '90s are as spotty as a Dalmatian in a leopard-skin coat, as she moved from writing powerful ruminations on isolation and loss, to playing good ol' gals in the movies and dueting with hunks du jour to stay on the charts. With Eagle she manages to rid herself of the tacky production that marred many of her latter releases, only to lose ground to an age-old problem: Parton seems not to be able to weed out her worst work, witness "Dreams Do Come True," a musical romance novel in which she whispers the gooey line, "Like the morning sun, his love moved across every inch of my body." Once out of Janet Dailey mode, however, Parton shines on a host of understated songs, including "Rockin' Years," with Ricky Van. Although it would be years before she made another album equaling the brilliance of her early work, Eagle finds a spark of new promise. --Alanna Nash

The Flying Burrito Bros

The Flying Burrito Bros Review

1 White Line Fever 2 Colorado 3 Hand to Mouth 4 Tried So Hard 5 Just Can't Be 6 To Ramona 7 Four Days of Rain 8 Can't You Hear Me Calling 9 All Alone 10 Why Are You Crying?

Tori Amos: Live at Montreux 1991/1992 [Blu-ray]

Tori Amos: Live at Montreux 1991/1992 [Blu-ray] Review

LIVE AT MONTREUX 1991/1992 - Blu-Ray Movie

Plugged in & Unplugged

Plugged in & Unplugged Review

CASSETTE - 14 Tracks from 1993

On Eagle's Wing

On Eagle's Wing Review

This joyous new stage spectacular is a musical, a dance show and an oratorio all rolled into one. Filmed in on the vast stage of Belfast's Odyssey Arena in Northern Ireland.

Alice Cooper - Brutally Live - DTS

Alice Cooper - Brutally Live - DTS Review

ALICE COOPER BRUTALLY LIVE - DVD Movie

Madonna: Wild Angel

Madonna: Wild Angel Review

Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone never made any secret of her ambition to become the most successful female recording artist of all time. For two decades she has provoked storms of outrage and controversy through her songs, videos, stage performances, film roles and books - deliberately provoked as part of a superb exercise in self-promotion. Now her phenomenal work-rate and extraordinary ability to re-invent herself have seen her safely through to iconic status. Eagle Media examines the rise of Madonna in Madonna: The Wild Angel, from her life growing up, her early attempts at becoming a star and life as the megastar that she is today. Featuring interviews with journalists, authors and DJ's, along with vintage news clips, tells the story of Madonna like it has never been heard before. The program is approximately 63 minutes long and contains an additional hour of bonus features.