Blur and Smiths producer Stephen Street recently stopped by as a guest on Cambridge Audio's Made By Music podcast, but despite his landmark work with indie artists coming in the heyday of the compact ...

Black Francis/Frank Black: At the height of Pixies reunion mania in 2004, Frank Black—by then back to Black Francis—released an oddity called Frank Black Francis, a two-disc set with very ...

Published: Dec. 14, 2012, 3:18 p.m. By Ronni Reich | The Star-Ledger Bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni excels as the title character of 'Le Nozze di Figaro' on a new DVD devoted to a 2010 performance of ...

For any Blur fan out there, this 25-song, 2-CD set is on par with Crowded House’s farewell concert from the steps of the Sydney Opera House back in 1996.

Blur have already released a digital album of the Hyde Park show, then thought to have been possibly the band’s last. This “Under the Westway” clip is a preview of the band’s upcoming five ...

Blur have announced that they’ll be releasing a five-disc set titled Parklive on December 3, containing four CD’s and one DVD. Ultimate Guitar reports that the first two CDs will feature the ...

The first two discs compile Blur’s 25-song Hyde Park performance. Same with the DVD, which culls its final shots from 12 cameras’ worth of footage. A third CD captures their intimate August ...

They did, however, recently release a super-deluxe collection titled 'Blur 21' that compiles all official releases, a slew of rarities, unreleased tracks and more on a 21-disc box set.

In order to celebrate Blur’s big birthday, Immaculate Noise is two sets of Blur’s entire discography — all seven catalog albums on 2-disc special edition remastered CDs, and all seven albums ...

And lastly, because I would give up eating to afford the DVD-A1UD and, as it bears a price tag of four and a half thousand quid, it means I am going to be really, really hungry by Christmas 2010 ...

The VHS took a while, but the DVD had ‘em at hello. If you have one of these DVR devices, then you know how your world has changed. You no longer watch television as you once did.