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One of the most unique personalities in hip-hop is profiled in this look at the career of innovative rapper Kool Keith. Born Keith Thornton, Kool Keith eschewed the stereotypical violent lyrics and imagery that have come to be so closely associated with the hip-hop genre to cultivate an outlandish public persona that truly sets him apart from the pack. From his early days as a member of Ultramagnetic MC's to such solo projects as Dr. Octagon, Black Elvis, and Dr. Doom, Keith's entire career comes into focus through interviews, music videos, performance clips, and behind-the-scenes footage. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Crossover superstar Elephantman steps up to the microphone for a birthday celebration that truly gets the crowd moving in this release of a concert captured live in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. In addition to a filmed version of the unforgettable birthday bash, this release also offers the entire concert on compact disc so that fans can experience the magic of the live performance anytime and anywhere they please. Additional interviews show just what Elephantman is like when he steps down from the stage, with supplemental liner notes and a biography offering in-depth background information for the benefit of the curious fan. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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In the years of the millennial crossover, dancehall superstar Capleton took home multiple awards and landed several number one hits while keeping the energy alive onstage by headlining nearly every major dancehall event on the planet. With this release containing both a filmed version of Capleton's live concert in San Francisco and a compact disc of the concert, fans who may have missed the landmark concert can now have the best seat in the house anytime and anywhere they please. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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The former lead singe of the popular reggae band Black Uhuru, Don Carlos, performs before an adoring San Francisco crowd on this concert film. The dozen song setlist includes "Lazer Beam," "Cool Johnny Cool," "Passing Glance," and "Just Can't Stop." The DVD release of the concert includes a discography and a poster catalogue. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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One of the leading acts in roots reggae, Morgan Heritage is a seven-piece band comprised entirely of the offspring of reggae pioneer Denroy Morgan. Morgan Heritage have earned a potent reputation for their live show, and this performance DVD captures the band on-stage in San Francisco in 2004. Morgan Heritage: Live in San Francisco includes the songs "Don't Haffi Dread," "Earthquake," "New Time Sign," and many more. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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Reggae icon Lee Scratch Perry gets the crowd moving with a little help from Mad Professor and The Robotiks Band in this release showcasing a nine-song set list that includes "My Secret Laboratory", "Introducing Myself", "Bucky Skank" and "Roast Fish. A bonus compact disc of the performance allows fans to take the concert on the road, with additional interviews and notes offering a closer look at the artist who has been turning out the hits for over three decades. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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U.S. Bombs: The Explosion captures the punk band at a San Francisco stop on a tour meant to promote their album We Are the Problem. The setlist offers selections from the new albums, as well as numbers from deeper in the band's history. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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Yellowman became the biggest reggae star in the world after the death of Bob Marley. He helped create and popularize a style of reggae that became known as dancehall, a combination of reggae beats with rapping that often involved lyrics that were something less than family appropriate. This concert film captures Yellowman performing before a San Francisco audience. The setlist includes such favorites as "Lost Mi Love," "Mad Over Me," and "Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt." ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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Music Video Distributors presents this concert film starring musician Gregory Isaacs. Filmed in 1987, Gregory Isaacs: Live in San Francisco includes renditions of such songs as "Private Beach Party," "Sad to Know You're Leaving," "Cool Down the Pace," and "Border." ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide
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Few recording artists have left such a lasting impression on the world of reggae as defiantly original dancehall DJ Eek-a-Mouse, and in this release of a live performance originally captured in San Francisco, the longtime "sing-jay" master and Kingston native keeps his audience moving with an eleven-song set that includes such songs as "Goon a Goon", "Ganja Smuggling", "Hitler", and "Terrorists in the City". ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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