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Phish [ tickets ]
"The Clifford Ball"
(Rhino)

Phish's historic first festival gig, The Clifford Ball, has made its way to DVD--all 540 minutes of it. Available now, the two-day event that took place August 16-17, 1996, takes up seven discs, full of live music, soundcheck coverage and behind-the-scenes footage. Shot from multiple camera angles, the video covers everything from detailed guitar picking to the fireworks and aerial ballets the show entailed. The seventh disc contains a 20-minute documentary of the festival's planning, as well as the surprise 3 a.m. set the jam band played on the back of a flatbed truck while driving through the campsite.

Stevie Wonder [ tickets ]
"Live At Last"
(Motown)

Stevie Wonder has finally unveiled his first live DVD, filmed last fall at London's O2 Arena as part of his "A Wonder Summer Nights Tour." The 27-song set includes some of his most well known work ("Isn't She Lovely," "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing,") as well as a medley of Beatles and Rolling Stones hits. Available now, the live concert holds more than two hours of entertainment from the award-winning icon's first world tour in more than a decade.

Leonard Cohen [ tickets ]
"Live In London"
(Sony)

Last year, Leonard Cohen embarked on his first tour in 15 years, receiving more than 80 five-star reviews for the mostly sold-out trek. At just under three hours, this video, which hits shelves March 31, captures the energy and excitement of the run with a 26-song set filmed along the way. Songs performed include "Hallelujah," "I'm Your Man," "Everybody Knows" and "Suzanne." Fans of the influential songwriter can also memorialize the trek with a 2-CD set of the same London show.

The Beatles
"Yesterday: Collectors Edition"
(Classic Rock Legends)
Taking an in-depth look at British icons The Beatles, this extensive collection encompasses the time between their start in Hamburg and 1970's "Let It Be." The five-disc boxed set, which is available now, uses performance footage of the group and their solo careers alongside interviews with a handful of insiders to review the 10-year run of the famed quartet. A book of interviews from those closest to the band members is also included in the package.

Fountains of Wayne
"No Better Place: Live in Chicago"
(Shout! Factory)

Power-pop rockers Fountains of Wayne, best known for their 2003 summertime anthem "Stacy's Mom," have unleashed their first live DVD, which is in stores now. Shot in widescreen format, the 80-minute video captures a 16-song Chicago gig from 2005. As an added bonus, the band taped the acoustic performance of five newer songs from its 2007 release, "Traffic and Weather," including "It Must Be Summer," "I-95" and "Fire in the Canyon."

More new releases:

March 3:
Fourplay, "Live in Cape Town" (Image)

March 10:
Cinderella, "Tales from the Gypsy Road" (Cherry Red)
Morrissey, "Morrissey: From Where He Came to Where He Went - With and Without the Smiths" (MVD Visual)
The Michael Schenker Group, "World Wide Live 2004" (Metal Mind Poland)
Bon Scott, "The Years Before AC/DC" (IMV/Blueline Productions)
U2, "The Early Years" (Classic Rock Legends)

March 17:
Petula Clark, "Portrait of Petula Clark" (Collector's Choice)
Rory Gallagher, "Live in Cork" (Eagle Rock)

March 24:
Big Country, "Final Fling" (Studio T Limited)
Coheed and Cambria, "Neverender" (Columbia)
Little Richard, "Live at the Toronto Peace Festival 1969" (Shout! Factory)
Dee Dee Ramone, "History On My Arms" (Extink/MVD Visual)
Leon Russell, "A Song for You" (Studio T Limited)

March 31:
Jeff Beck, "Performing This Week ... Live at Ronnie Scott's" (Eagle Rock)
Stevie Nicks, "Live In Chicago" (Reprise)