Santa Baby

If you really want to watch some more mature films on Christmas you are sure to fall in love with this movie, and the kids too would also love parts of it though it has more of a adult storyline. This movie has a great story, funny moments, romance, holiday fun and magical scenery, yes the amazing city of Polaris.

The Santa Clause

There aren't as many good traditional Christmas movies as people think, but this one is a topper for the season and would be loved by everyone as it has something for everyone.

Tiesto in Concert (Import)

We move into a space in time where Tiësto was the trademark for trance. His first Tiësto in Concert shows in 2003 and 2004 are still legendary for those who have followed him closely. This idea, of one DJ playing alone to a large crowd was new then. It was only much later that the trend caught on and EDM came on in a big way and DJs were the new crowd pullers at music concerts.

A Life On Stage – Michael Ball (Import)

‘A Life on Stage’ featuring Michael's has Ball’s most popular hits spanning his hugely acclaimed career. This DVD features 25 of Michael's greatest live tracks, all personally introduced by Michael and 4 exclusive behind the scenes conversations shot throughout the year at Hampton Court Palace Festival – Concert Day, Michael as Stage Producer, his TV show The Michael Ball Show, his Radio 2 show Sunday Brunch.

Marvin Gaye - Greatest Hits - Live in '76 (Import)

This massive collection of 23 hits of Marvin Gaye is songs from prior to 1976 are featured in this performance at Amsterdams Edenhalle Concert Hall on his first European tour in 1976. Filmed in Holland, before a sellout audience, was one of his rare live performances captured on film.

A Hard Day's Night - The Beatles (Import)

Cast: John Lennon (John Lennon), Paul McCartney (Paul McCartney), George Harrison (George Harrison), Ringo Starr (Ringo Starr), Wilfrid Brambell (Grandfather John McCartney) Director: Richard Lester Writer: Alun Owen

Tommy (Import)

‘Tommy’ some say, wasn't the first rock opera. While there are many who deny this, this little over one hour film propelled The Who from performing in mid-sized theaters and auditoriums, to selling out arenas (and even prestigious opera houses) overnight. The satirical, fantasy – operetta drama was based upon The Who’s 1969 rock opera album ‘Tommy’. The film features a star studded ensemble cast including the band members – vocalist Roger Daltrey, bassist John Entwistle, drummer Keith Moon and guitarist Pete Townshend. (most notably, Roger Daltrey who plays the title role).

The Beatles - Yellow Submarine - Animation (Import) (1999)

After doing light entertainment movies like "A Hard Days Night" and "Help!" to complement their music, the Beatles worked on another film project on in 1968. Due to the band’s edgier attitude at that time, they needed a new direction to take their film efforts to, and with German artist Heinz Edelmann on board, "Yellow Submarine" was born.

Elvis #1 Hit Performances (Import)

You will have your feet moving with every song on this DVD. What more do I need to say. On his death anniversary on 16th August, we just cannot forget Elvis Presley and this DVD offers the best images and the best sound possible. I am a long-time Elvis fan and I always love watching the classic performances.

Elton 60 - Live at Madison Square Garden (Double Disc) ((Import)

This is probably the best Elton John concert I've ever seen. And even though he performed in India in 2002 and I didn’t get a chance to attend the concert, this one absolutely takes the cake. The songs he performs span his career - and each done with the best precision. The band, the choir, and of course, Mr. Fantastic himself are on the top of their game in this tribute. I recommend this for any Elton John fan out there.