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Celine Dion [ tickets ]
"Celine Sur Les Plaines"
(Select Canada)

Quebec-born singer Celine Dion returned to her hometown in August 2008, celebrating the Canadian city's 400th anniversary with an extravagant three-hour concert that's now available on DVD. More than 250,000 fans witnessed the event at The Plains of Abraham, which featured several special guests including Claude Dubois, Zachary Richard and Jean-Pierre Ferland. Though the pop icon's action-packed performance includes 30 live numbers, all of the songs are sung in French with no English subtitles. Behind-the-scenes footage of the rehearsal and scenes prior to the show add extra elements to the three-and-a-half hour collection.

Metallica [ tickets ]
"Collectors Box Set"
(Classic Rock Legends)

Explore the changing line-up of legendary rockers Metallica with the group's latest DVD, available today. Footage from their Woodstock 2004 performance accompanies candid moments with Lars Ulrich, James Hetfield and Jason Newsted, as well as Newsted's own explanation of why he left the band. Tracks featured on the two-hour double DVD include "One," "Fade To Black," "Enter Sandman," "Seek & Destroy" and more.

Ike Turner [ tickets ]
"Live in Concert"
(Charly)

Ike Turner's rock-and-soul legacy lives on with the posthumous release of his latest concert DVD, available Jan. 20. Revisiting the most successful time in his career--his early days--Turner paired with the Kings of Rhythm for a taped performance at the 2002 North Sea Jazz Festival. This 69-minute film features 15 Turner classics, including "Mercy, Mercy," "Baby's Got It," "Proud Mary" and "Rocket 88."

Emerson, Lake & Palmer
"Live at the Royal Albert Hall"
(Shout! Factory)

In celebration of their 25th anniversary, prog-rock pioneers Emerson, Lake & Palmer performed at London's Royal Albert Hall in October 1992 after a 14-year hiatus. Portions of that reunion performance will be available for fans Jan. 27 when the 88-minute DVD hits store shelves. The majority of the set revisits ELP's hits from the '70s ("Tarkus," "From the Beginning," "Lucky Man") with only a taste of their then-brand new studio album, "Black Moon."

Pink Floyd
"Dark Side of the Moon: The Ultimate Critical Review"
(Classic Rock Legends)

Pink Floyd's renowned album "Dark Side of the Moon" undergoes serious reflection in this hour-long DVD retrospective, available Jan. 27. Engineers, designers, band members and industry experts analyze the album's tracks. Rare archived footage of the band performing rounds out the short production.

More new releases:

January 6:
Dire Straits, "Sultans of Swing" (Immortal)
Charles Mingus Quintet, "Live in Berlin 1972" (ImproJazz)

January 13:
Keith Jarrett, "Live in Japan '93/'96" (Ecm Records)
The Kinks, "Life on the Road" (Classic Rock Legends)
John Lennon, "In Performance" (Classic Rock Legends)
Paul McCartney, "In Performance" (Classic Rock Legends)
Patti Smith, "Patti Smith: Dream of Life" (Vivendi Visual)

January 20:
Eric Burdon, "The Animals and Beyond" (Zeit Media Limited)
Cinderella, "Tales from the Gypsy Road" (Cherry Red)
En Vogue, "Live in the USA" (Charly)
Public Enemy, "Revolverlution Tour 2003" (Charly/MVD Visual)
The Rolling Stones, "Rolling Stones – Rock of Ages" (101 Distribution)
The Who, "The Kids Are Alright: Special Edition" (Sanctuary)
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention, "In the 1960s" (MVD Visual)

January 27:
James Brown, "The Night James Brown Saved Boston" (Shout! Factory)
Il Divo, "At the Coliseum" (Sony)
The Rolling Stones, "The Rolling Stones: The Brian Jones Years" (Classic Rock Legends)
Brian Wilson, "That Lucky Old Sun" (Capitol)