Neil Young Journeys – (Sony DADC) - Rs. 599/-

Neil Young Journeys’ celebrates the music of one of Canada’s greatest artists. A concert film clocking 81 minutes, the film has nearly seventy minutes devoted to Young performing a mix of classic and newer songs that he has written. Filmed while Neil is driving his car (Neil is a car buff and Demme rented a 1956 Ford Crown Victoria) followed by his brother Bob (in another vintage car)

Top Gun – (Shemaroo Entertainment) - Rs. 499/-

Those into 80s music will never forget the massive ballad from this movie Take my Breath Away by Berlin that hammered home the love element of the story, while Kenny Loggins’ rocky edged Danger Zone harped on the jet action in the movie.

Danny Collins – (Reliance Home Video) - RS. 499/-

If you absolutely love Al Pacino, here’s one of his hot shot movies you just cannot miss out. The great actor has played a galaxy of roles a young man in the God Father to now an aging rock star. Who else could pull that off, except Pacino with flair and charm?

Sea of Love – (Reliance Home Video) - Rs.399/-

“Do you remember when we met? That's the day I knew you were my pet, I want to tell you, How much I love you, Come with me, my love, to the sea, the sea of love…….” go the lyrics of the unforgettable love song by the Honeydrippers, (originally recorded by Phil Phillips) that plays at the end credits of the movie Sea of Love. The song and the movie leave a great connect to one of the best ever love songs ever.

ABCD – 2 – (Two Disc) – (Reliance Home Video) – Rs. 399/-

It would be an understatement to say that no film in Bollywood is ever complete without its share of song and dance. Despite dance being an integral part of any Bollywood film, we have to accept the fact that there have been very few films which have been made on dance as the central theme.

JIMI – All is by my Side – (Reliance Home Video) - Rs. 499/-

Academy Award-winner Director John Ridley - perhaps best known for penning the 12 Years a Slave (2013) screenplay, takes on a new subject this time in documenting music legend Jimi Hendrix. What better way to pay tribute to the rocker than to review this DVD on the legend days before his 45th death anniversary (18th September 1970).

Punk Attitude – (Shemaroo Entertainment) – Rs. 499/-

Punk Attitude is a rockumentary on the history of punk rock from its seeds in Detroit to New York and its germination in the UK. The film traces the different styles of punk from their roots in 60s garage and psychedelic bands to how they evolved and became a rage. It also looks at the people involved who made punk what it was, the fans and the music that is still loved even today.

Stars - Simply Red – (Times Music) Rs. 499/-

Many would remember songs Holding back the years or If you don’t know me by now as trademark Simply Red masterpieces that today has made a name for them. Though the band is not one of the many sought after pop bands these days, one album that really made this Brit band famous was their 1991 album ‘Stars’ which today is literally a classic work.

The Wedding Singer – (Sony DADC) 399/-

A sparkling romantic comedy, with a soundtrack of tunes of the 80s that you’d love to replay over and over again. Tracks like Culture Club’s ‘Do you really want to hurt me’, ‘Hold Me Now – Thompson Twins, Billy Idol’s ‘White Wedding’, David Bowie’s ‘China Girl’ to Musical Youth’s ‘Pass the Duchie’, all these favorites are simply irresistible.

Prem Joshua – Live at MTV (Music Today) Rs. 395/-

Multi-instrumentalist and composer, German born Prem Joshua (Sitar, Saxophone, flute, vocals), is a pioneer in the field of world music, exploring and creating a new synthesis in music beyond the borders of East and West. This has earned him the title of the “Fusion Guru”. Prem Joshua’s international band – formed in the lively and chaotic witches’ cauldron of an Indian metropolis today stands out as one of the most refreshing multi-cultural musical experiences to be found between Bombay and Berlin.