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Blu-ray/CD of Pet Shop Boys concert film 'Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live at the Royal Arena Copenhagen'.

Clapton Eric: Nothing but the blues/Live 1994 [Blu-ray]

2 BluRay & CD Triple Softbox 3x Tray Case, 24 Pages Booklet.<br/><br/>This jam-packed collection of some recent Saxon road triumphs is the successor to 2001's Chronicles release, which admirably documented many elements of Saxon's earlier career. Warriors Of The Road... proudly maintains that tradition and bumps it up a notch by charting the return of the famous stage eagle back from Hamburg to a British show for the first time in decades, documenting the Steelhouse Festival from dawn until long after the midnight hour. In the process, fans are given further personal insights into the band members, Paul Quinn (guitar), Nibbs Carter (bass), Nigel Glockler (drums) and Doug Scarratt (guitar) and, of course, the main man, Biff Byford.<br/><br/>Tales of tea and other leaves are told among other stories which come together to explain why the boys have enjoyed such an amazing, enduring and successful Sax-life on the road for 35 years.

Digipack with gold foil cover.<br/><br/>Full show (2:24:49)<br/>Audio: DTS-MA 5.1 & PCM 2.0<br/>Extras:<br/>Behind the scenes, incl. interviews with the singers and musicians (1:24:30)<br/>Compilation of the try-out show (17:16)

Audiophile ATMOS / HD Audio Blu-ray

Recorded 12, 14 & 15, September 2018, the album marks the first release of music from the band's new, invigorated lineup of Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Deacon Frey and Vince Gill.

In early 2020, a collection of 16mm film was discovered in Tom Petty's archive, including unseen footage captured during the making of Wildflowers. The award-winning and critically acclaimed film Somewhere You Feel Free allows you to spend 90 intimate minutes immersed in the musically rich world of Tom's creativity as he works with producer Rick Rubin. The film includes interviews with Rubin, Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench, and Petty's daughter Adria.<br/> <br/>This is the first release of Somewhere You Feel Free on Blu-ray, which also includes 30 minutes of bonus content featuring outtakes from the film and four promotional videos from 2020.<br/><br/> "A treat for any fan of Petty, chronicling perhaps the most remarkable period of his astonishing career."