The release is cause for celebration amongst Purple fans due to the rarity of material. Extensive interviews with keyboardist Jon Lord and bassist Glenn Hughes tell the tale of a band caught by circumstance into one of its most controversial, extreme and exciting eras of its long career. Ian Gillan and Roger Glover were gone. A young unknown singer by the name of David Coverdale was recruited as was bassist Hughes. The results were the albums Burn and Stormbringer (both released in 1974). But then Ritchie Blackmore left the band. Against all odds, they rocked on, recruiting Tommy Bolin (from Zephyr and The James Gang). The album Come Taste The Band (1975) documents the short-lived Bolin era, an era that all came crashing down when the band announced in July of 1976 that it was breaking up. By December, Bolin would be dead due to a heroin overdose. Nine years of silence would ensue. This 85-minute documentary portion, Getting Tighter, recounts the trials and tribulations of a band in turmoil, riding the rock n roll roller coaster to total excess. With its live images, backstage footage, never-before-told stories and original video material carefully culled from years of research, it s a veritable bonanza for Purple fans and fans of Rock History. No stone is left unturned and sometimes it s not pretty. Gritty, truthful, wild, this is the story of an era in the 1970s that is simply unforgettable.

For Glenn’s birthday, Ron surprises him with tickets to the upcoming adult film convention, but Ron forgets he is supposed to watch Robby that day, so they end up bringing him along. Meanwhile, Gary and Brandon decide to start a band, but Gary’s micro-managing ways cause a rift, ultimately forcing him to quit.

While continuing their search for Merle, Rick and the others stumble across another group of survivors that kidnap Glenn and are willing to trade him for Ricks guns. At camp, Jim has been digging a bunch of holes and everyone else wonders why. Their question is answered, that night, when zombies attack.

A documentary on the mysterious and influential pianist.

A documentary on the mysterious and influential pianist.

This video documentary provides a survey of 18 extraordinary keyboard artists that dominated the concert world in the mid 20th century, from Ignaz Paderewski to Claudio Arrau. Using footage that was painstakingly collected over a two year period, THE ART OF PIANO features rare clips of eighteen amazingly talented pianists who reached career heights at the middle of the 20th century. Featuring legends like Rachmaninoff, Hofman, Horowitz, and Glenn Gould performing live and on film, the theme of the video is tied together through interviews and commentary by conductors including Sir Colin Davis and Daniel Barenboim.

Sam Reide has the ability of traveling to the past and works to the police department solving unresolved crimes, witnessing the events with the support of his sister Jenna Reide and reporting the criminal s identity to Detective Dan Glenn. When Rebecca Brown that is the sister of his former girlfriend Elizabeth Brown that was murdered a couple of years ago pays a visit to him, she tells that she has just found Elizabeth s journal with evidences that Lonnie Flennons, who was accused for the murder, is innocent.

End Day is a 2005 docu-drama produced by the BBC and aired on the National Geographic Channel, on the TV series, National Geographic Channel Presents, that depicts various doomsday scenarios. The documentary follows the fictional scientist Dr. Howell, played by Glenn Conroy, as he travels from his London hotel room to his laboratory in New York City, and shows how each scenario affects his journey as well as those around him, with various experts providing commentary on that specific disaster as it unfolds