GBH – Charged: On Stage (DVD)

Sad Vacation is a new documentary on the lives and deaths of Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen. Sad Vacation is a personal account of the tumultuous and stormy relationship between Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen and how it ended in Room 100 of the Chelsea Hotel. Directed by Danny Garcia, this films pulls no punches and reveals the facts through personal friends, insiders and witnesses. Includes interviews with Sylvain Sylvain, Bob Gruen, Walter Lure, Leee Black Childers, and many more.

More mayhem from the GG Allin vaults! Live and insane in 1991 and 1993! More mayhem from the G.G. Allin vaults! This time around you get three shows from 1991 and two shows from 1993 as a bonus. Rock and fucking roll in all of its blood drenched glory! There was and will be nothing like GG Allin, so celebrate his legacy with this trip down memory lane and glory at the ultimate rock and roller in his prime!

An exploration of the seminal 90's rock band Brainiac, its creative force Tim Taylor and the tragedy they overcame. In the mid 90's the Dayton, OH music scene became a hot spot generating worldwide buzz from the influential indie rock being produced there (The Breeders, Guided by Voices). Arguably the most innovative of them all was the band Brainiac, led by musical genius and insanely charismatic front man Tim Taylor. The band was opening for Beck and slated to sign a major label record deal when Taylor was tragically killed in a bizarre auto accident leaving his family and bandmates to pick up the pieces. Over the past two decades Brainiac's music has gone on to influence the likes of Nine Inch Nails, The Mars Volta, The National and countless others. This film explores the band's music, legacy, massive influence on pop culture and how people survive and cope with the loss of loved ones.

The real deal, caught live on and off stage during the infamous 1993 tour. 'The following DVD includes shows and offstage footage of the infamous 'Terror in America' 1993 tour. These are some of GG's final shows before his untimely death. See for yourself why this tour will forever be known as the bloodiest and most violent tour in rock & roll history.' -Merle Allin