DVDs
Belgian TV - March 20th, 1972
~ The Fountain Of Salmacis
~ Twilight Alehouse
~ The Musical Box
~ The Return Of The Giant Hogweed
Total time: 29:21

Pop Deux TV Programm recorded at Bataclan, France - January 10, 1973
~ The Musical Box (in progress)
~ Interview
~ Supper's Ready (edited)
~ Interview
~ The Return Of The Giant Hogweed (edited)
~ The Knife (second half)
Total time: 33:52

Shepperton, England - October 30-31, 1973
~ Intro/Watcher Of The Skies
~ Dancing With The Moonlit Knight
~ I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
~ The Musical Box
~ Supper's Ready
Total time: 1:00:54


In Concert 1976
~ Intro/I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
~ Fly On A Windshield
~ The Carpet Crawlers
~ The Cinema Show (pt. 2)
~ Entangled
~ Supper's Ready (pt. 2)
~ Los Endos
Total time: 42:37

(Seconds Out promo film) March 19, 1977
~ Firth Of Fifth
~ Dance On A Volcano/Drum duet/Los Endos
~ The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway/The Musical Box (second half)
Total time: 27:32
Lyceum Theatre, London - May 6-7, 1980
~ Deep In The Motherlode
~ Dancing With The Moonlit Knight (intro)
~ The Carpet Crawlers
~ Squonk
~ One For The Vine
~ Behind The Lines/Duchess/Guide Vocal
~ Turn It On Again
~ Dukes' Travels/Dukes' End
~ Say It's Allright Joe
~ The Lady Lies
~ Phil talking/Ripples (second half)
~ In The Cage/Colony Of Slippermen (instrumental)
~ Afterglow
~ Follow You Follow Me
~ Dance On A Volcano/Los Endos
~ I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
~ The Knife (first half)
Total time: 2:14:58
This is a specially produced 2-DVD package that features almost 6 and 1/2 hours of very rare video footage of Genesis live in the 70s.
The quality of the video & audio is outstanding and absolute essential viewing for any fan of Genesis' progressive years

- Master audio restored to Belgium TV broadcast
- Bataclan restored to original TV broacast quality
- Brighter audio for Shepperton "Silent Sun Promo" 1973!
- Original radio broadcast audio restored to Montreal 1974
- Entire version of The Cinema Show -Montreal 1974
- Entire version of The Battle Of Epping Forest -Montreal 1974
- In Concert 1976 remains as is - in surround sound
- Lyceum Theatre 1980 excellent broadcast quality
- Bonus footage: live performance of 'In The Cage' from 1975
Jethro Tull is another legend from the 70s that has never released a 70s -only DVD.
Well Tommygun Video has listened to the fan and produced another DVD package that again focuses on the part of the part of a band's legacy that we like to remember the most, that we all identify all our good times with the most....the 70s.
I threw in a couple of rare 60s clips for good measure that are very good too.
Disc 2
1 - Live at Golders Green London Hippodrome in London, February 10, 1977

1- Skating Away on the Thin Ice of a New Day
2- Jack In The Green
3- Thick As A Brick (excerpt)
4- Songs From The Wood
5- Velvet Green
6- Hunting Girl
7- Aqualung
8- Wind Up
9- Locomotive Breath
10- Ending credits

1 - Live at the Tanglewood Music Fair, July 2, 1970
* Very good quality pro-shot video but it's the audio that sometimes has issues and drop outs, mainly during the early part of My God. Those technical issues are part of the original feed and cannot be fixed by me.  However it does improve as the concert goes on.

1- Nothing Is Easy
2- My God
3- With You There To Help Me - Ian announces the new guy, John Evan
4- Dharma For One
5- We Used To Know -
6- Guitar solo

Bonus footage:
- Witch's Promise, BBC 1970

2 - The Minstrel Years 1971-1975 aka The Jeffrey Hammond - Hammond Era

Would you believe Jethro Tull NEVER professionally recorded a show from this period? This is their prime! This is the era of Aqualung, Thick As A Brick, A Passion Play, Warchild and NO professional video OR EVEN soundboard audio of these tours exists to this day
They did film about an hour's worth of footage in Paris in July of 1975 but except for the clip of Minstrel in the Gallery you'll see on this DVD, the rest of this footage has yet to surface.
This portion of the DVD set does include more 8mm footage (of the Brick and Passion Play tours) than I would've liked to have included but I felt  I HAD to address this time in the band's history one way or another. I'm hoping that Tull fans will view those performances for what they are, as historical documents of a time of the band's history that otherwise would've been visually lost forever and only remembered by the souls who were there.  We are very fortunate that some fans snuck in their 8mm home cameras.
 
Life's A Long Song, promotional video from 1971
- Thick As A Brick 8mm highlights, 1972-  from Rochester, New York USA.  Only about 6 minutes worth but very intereting to see Ian answering the phone in the middle of a performance.  Is there a Mike Nelson in the audience? There seems to be a fish on the line.
- A Passion Play 8mm highlights, 1973 - Several minutes of very good quality footage from various Passon Play shows in 1973.  All different parts of the album are shown particularly the Overseer Overture section.
- The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles, 1973 - he original film that was shown at the concerts the Passion Play tour.  Excellent quality!
- The Minstrel in the Gallery, Paris 1975 - about an hour and 10 minutes of footage was shot during November 1975.  This is all that has surfaced

3 - A Little More Music...
5 hard-to-find promotional videos to Wind things Up.
- Teacher
- Witch's Promise
Both of the above are promotional videos made for French Television in 1970

- Too Old To Rock n Roll, To Young To Die, 1980
- Living in the Past, footage from 1976 mixed in with current footage

Total Time Disc 1, 1:32
Total Time Disc 2, 2:22
Disc 1
1 - Live in Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida USA - July 31, 1976.

1- Thick as a Brick (excerpt) -
2- Wond'ring Aloud
3- Crazed Institution
4- Instrumental/drum solo
5- To Cry You A Song
6- A New Day Yesterday
7- Flute solo
8- Living in the Past/Brick instrumental/A New Day Yesterday reprise
9- Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll Too Young to Die
10- Mintrel in the Gallery
11- Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (excerpt)


2 - Beat Club, German TV, 1970
- With You There to Help Me/By Kind Permission of - jam
- Nothing is Easy

Bonus footage:
- Live at the Fillmore East, For at Thousand Mothers, 1970

3 -  Swedish TV, 1969 Jan 9, 1969
- To Be Sad is a Mad Way to Be
- Back To The Family

Bonus footage:
- Bouree, promotional video 1969
- A Song For Jeffrey, Johnny Halliday Show, April 15, 1969
Montreal University Sports Centre -
April 21, 1974
fan shot 8mm footage
~ Watcher Of The Skies
~ Dancing With The Moonlit Knight
~ The Cinema Show
~ I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
~ Firth Of Fifth
~ The Battle Of Epping Forest
~ The Musical Box (second half)
~ Supper's Ready (edit)
Total time: 1:02:11
Genesis Six Hours Live 1972-1980 2-DVD set
- $35.00
Jethro Tull,
The Minstrel Looks Back 1969-1977 2-DVD set
- $35.00
Yes A Celebration  1969-1979 2-DVD set
- $30.00
disc 1

introduction
Your Move/I’ve Seen All Good People
(Sounding Out/Musikladen 1971)

Live at Queens Park Rangers Stadium,
May 10, 1975
Act I
Introduction - Firebird Suite Finale
Sound Chaser
Close To The Edge
To Be Over

Act II
The Gates Of Delirium
Your Move
Mood For a Day - featuring Steve Howe
Long Distance Runaround (acoustic first part)
Cachaca - featuring Patrick Moraz
Clap

Musikladen 1969-1971
No Opportunity Necessary/No Experience Needed
Yours Is No Disgrace


disc 2

Live at Queens Park Rangers Stadium
May 10, 1975
Final Act
And You & I
Ritual
Roundabout
Sweet Dreams
Yours Is No Disgrace

Remembrance - 9 rarely Yes videos

Beyond and Before - France Fest 1969
Astral Traveler - promo 1969 Time and a Word
Everydays - promo 1969 Time and a Word
Then - promo 1969 Time and a Word
No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed
promo 1969 Time and a Word
Starship Trooper - Live in Philadelphia, 1979
Don’t Kill the Whale - promo 1979
Madrigal - promo 1979
Wonderous Stories - promo 1977
This exciting and long overdue 2-DVD set!
No interviews, no 80s stuff, just Yes in their creativie prime in the 70s.
Unbelievably, 2 Yes videos released in the 70s w/ unprofessional audio quality. Yessongs is great to watch but has bad audio & Live in Philadelphia 1979 is unlistenable. How can that happen? I don't know.
The feature presentation of this 2DVD set is the complete Live at Queens Park Rangers Stadium show recorded May 10, 1975 . Unbelievable video quality with the best audio of this show available to date. In our opinion this is the best audio of any Yes show ever filmed.
disc 1
Live at The Rainbow November 1974
quality A+

In 1974 Queen decided to film two of their concerts in the famous Rainbow Theatre in London (19th and 20th November). The film is was shown in British cinemas and in 1992 remastered and released on VHS in a box set called Box Of Tricks. It perfectly captures the atmosphere of the early Queen gigs   The video itself apparently comes from 20th November but it's possible some parts are from the previous night as well.

Procession
Now I'm Here
Ogre Battle
White Queen (As It Began)

Medley
In The Lap Of The Gods
Killer Queen
The March Of The Black Queen
Bring Back That Leroy Brown

Son And Daughter
Guitar solo
Father To Son (cut)
Keep Yourself Alive (cut)
Liar (cut)
Son & Daughter reprise
Stone Cold Crazy
In The Lap of the Gods... revisited
Jailhouse Rock (cut)
God Save The Queen

disc 2
Live at Hyde Park in London,
Sept. 18, 1976
quality - B

Tie Your Mother Down
(intro only)
Bohemian Rhapsody
(bridge only)
Ogre Battle
Sweet Lady
White Queen
Flick Of The Wrist

Medley
You're My Best Friend
Bohemian Rhapsody
Killer Queen
March Of The Black Queen
Bring Back That Leroy Brown

Brighton Rock/Son & Daughter
'39
Take My Breath Away
The Prophet's Song
Stone Cold Crazy
Keep Yourself Alive
Liar
In The Lap Of The Gods(revisited)

~~~Bonus Footage~~~
After Hours
Several promos from the early days
- Liar
- Keep Yourself Alive
- Killer Queen
- Seven Seas of Rhye
- You're My Best Friend
- Bohemian Rhapsody
An Evening With Queen 1974-1976 2-DVD set
- $30.00
Queen is yet another band that has no releases from what many fans and critics consider their prime years -- the 1970s. How this era of Queen could not be in stores today is a misreprentation of this band's history.
Please note that while the Rainbow and Hammersmith concerts are both in excellent quality the Hyde Park concert is a little less than stellar but still enjoyable for it's setlist and historical value.
Brighton Rock
Son And Daughter reprise
Keep Yourself Alive
Liar
In The Lap Of The Gods... revisited

Medley
Big Spender
Jailhouse Rock
Stupid Cupid
Be Bop A Lula
Jailhouse Rock reprise
(w/ Shake Rattle & Roll)
Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK,
December 25, 1975
Japanese "Rock Masters" TV show
quality - A

Now I'm Here
Ogre Battle
White Queen (As It Began)

Medley
Bohemian Rhapsody
Killer Queen
March Of The Black Queen
Bohemian Rhapsody reprise
Bring Back That Leroy Brown
Queen Live at Earl's Court
June 6, 1977 DVD
- $25.00
This concert captures Queen during their peak years!  While they were still the rocking band we all loved in the early 70s, their setlist was becoming more eclectic. 'Ye Merry 'Ol England ditties' such as Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy and The Millionaire Waltz  were being played for the first time as well new heavies such as Death on 2 Legs and White Man.  Doing Alright (from their first album) was even being reintroduced. WHAT A SETLIST! The quality of the video and audio is OUTSTANDING!  Crank up the home theater system.
Setlist:

Intro - Procession
Tie Your Mother Down
Ogre Battle
White Queen (As It Began)
Somebody To Love
Medley
Killer Queen
Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy
The Millionaire Waltz
You're My Best Friend
Bring Back That Leroy Brown

Death On Two Legs
Doing Alright
Brighton Rock
Time 62.46
'39
You Take My Breath Away
White Man / The Prophet's Song
Bohemian Rhapsody
Keep Yourself Alive
Stone Cold Crazy
In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited
Now I'm Here
Liar

Rock n Roll medley
Lucille / Jailhouse Rock / Saturday Night's Allright For Fighting / Stupid Cupid
Time: 55,46
Click on the videocamera icon


to view clips!
~~~~~Bonus Footage~~~~~
Sounding Out TV
The live footage was filmed at the Hemel Hempstead Pavilion on 3 October 1971.- 24 min. approx
- consist of band interviews along with excerpts of Yes performing Long Distance Runaround, Your Move, Perpetual Change, The Fish, Mood For a Day, Yours Is No Disgrace
Pink Floyd
The Wall
Live at Earl's Court
August 9, 1980 DVD
$30..00
Pink Floyd's live rendition of "The Wall" performed throughout 1980 and 1981 ranks as some of the most spectacular shows ever to be performed in front of an audience. The initial intent of director Alan Parker and Pink Floyd along with Illustrator Gerald Scarfe was to include live footage of "The Wall" shows into the movie version of "The Wall" and some shows were filmed for that specific purpose.
But after several screen tests, Roger Waters was removed from the starring role and was replaced with the punk musician Bob Geldof.

Since Waters was no longer in the starring role, it no longer made sense for the feature to include Pink Floyd footage, so the live film aspect was dropped.  The footage culled from the five Wall concerts at Earl's Court from 13-17 June 1981 that were held specifically for filming was deemed unusable also for technical reasons as the fast Panavision lenses needed for the low light levels turned out to have insufficient resolution for the movie screen.
BUT NOW WE HAVE IT HERE. 
And until something  like this is released officially (if ever). We hope you enjoy this concert for it's historic value since we at Tommygun Video figure 30 years is long enough to wait.
Setlist:

Master Of Ceremonies
In The Flesh
Thin Ice
Another Brick In THe Wall, Pt 1
Happiest Days Of Our Lives
Another Brick In THe Wall, Pt 2
Mother
Goodbye Blue Sky
Empty Spaces
What Shall We Do Now?
Young Lust
One Of My Turns
Don't Leave Me Now
Another Brick In The Wall, Pt 3
Last Few Bricks
Goodbye Cruel World
Intermission

Hey You
Is There Anybody Out There?
Nobody Home
Vera
Bring The Boys Back Home
Comfortably Numb
The Show Must Go On
Master Of Ceremonies
In The Flesh
Run Like Hell
Waiting For The Worms
Stop
The Trial
Outside The Wall

Bonus footage includes 2 promotional videos!
The Musical Box:
The Genesis Of A Tribute Band
$25.00
Since 1993 The Musical Box has undertaken the task of recreating Genesis shows as originally presented between 1973 and 1975 by Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett and Michael Rutherford. This documentary displays the meticulous attention to detail involved in recreating those concerts.

The Musical Box has remained as faithful to the original as possible in order to give the audience the illusion of being at an actual Genesis concert. This DVD contains complete song performances and many excerpts from the Foxtrot, Selling England By The Pound and The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway concerts as restaged by The Musical Box.

*Bonus footage include extremely rare performances of the Nursery Cryme tour as re-created to perfectin by The Musical Box
Contents
From Genesis to Re-Creation
Introduction to Foxtrot tour
Ge 'em Out By Friday
The Return Of The Giant Hogweed

Introduction to Selling England By The Pound tour
Watcher Of The Skies
Firth Of Fifth
The Musical Box

Introduction to The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway tour
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Back in NYC
The Carpet Crawlers
It - closing credits

Bonus footage from the Nursery Cryme tour:as peformed by the Musical Box at the Montreal Spectrum 9.7.95
Harlequin
Stagnation

Slideshow featuring Genesis history from 1972 - 1975

Running time for DVD is approximately 2 hours