The Occult: An Echo from Darkness / 1972

Examines some of the present-day practices of Satan worship and the cults of black magic.

Mighty Echoes - The Story Of Eloy / 2010

Beth Hart: Live at The Echoplex / 2011

Beth Hart with Special Guest Joe Bonamassa at The Echoplex, Los Angeles, CA, recorded on September 19, 2011 (source: YouTube) Tracklist: 1. As Good As It Gets - 2. Favorite Things - 3. LA Song - 4. Leave the Light On - 5. Monkey Back - 6. One Eyed Chicken - 7. Skin - 8. Ugliest House On The Block - 9. My California - 10. Everybody Is Sober - 11. Lifts You Up - 12. Happiness Any Day Now - 13. Immortal - 14. Sister Heroine - 15. Sick - 16. Well, Well, Well - 17. I'll Take Care of You - 18. Chocolate Jesus - 19. A Change Is Gonna Come - 20. Sinner's Prayer - 21. Something's Got a Hold on Me - 22. For My Friends - 23. I'd Rather Go Blind (Rock Candy Funk Party) - 24. Am I The One (Echoplex 20-09-2011) *** Tracks 16-22 with support of Joe Bonamassa

Pseudo Echo Ultimate The Videos / 2022

First time ever offered in digital format, a collection of Pseudo Echo’s official videos.Region All (0) / PAL 01 Listening (1984) 02 A Beat For You (1984) 03 Dancing Until Midnight (1984) 04 Don't Go (1985) 05 Love An Adventure (1985) 06 Living In A Dream (1985) 07 Funky Town (1986) 08 Stranger In Me (1984) 09 Destination Unknown (1984) 10 Walkaway (1984) 11 Fooled Again (1988) 12 Over Tomorrow (1988) 13 Funky Town Y2K (2000) 14 Ultraviolet (2014) 15 All Of The Above (2020)

Sensing the World by Echo / 2006

A "Frankenstein's monster" of a movie, stitched together with parts robbed from the graveyard of B-movie horror and sci-fi films. A colorful, animated paper collage, the video is assembled from scraps of 1950s and '60s children's books, how-to manuals, science texts and encyclopedias. A "biography" using science fiction elements to explore the classic themes (otherness, paranoia, alternate reality) of the genre. The video is a life story constructed from pieces of other stories, much the way we base our ideas of self on pieces of information we receive from our environment.

Echoes of the Empire: Beyond Genghis Khan / 2021

In this cinematic view of Mongolia’s past and present, film director & novelist Robert H. Lieberman and long-time creative collaborators PhotoSynthesis Productions take us inside this vast but little-known land. New York Times best-selling author Jack Weatherford (“Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World”) delves into the extraordinary life and times of Genghis Khan. His Mongol Empire, which encompassed all of Asia, much of the Middle East and Europe continues to affect us even today. The film’s soundtrack weaves from ancient throat singing to Russian-influenced opera to contemporary Mongolian rock. Intimate stories told by Mongolians, from nomads to city dwellers, provide a rare insight into their psyches and the challenges they face in their post-Soviet world.

"Lay Down Thy Raincoat and Groove": Echo and the Bunnymen at the Royal Albert Hall / 1983

Echo and the Bunnymen live at the Royal Albert Hall, London (18/7/83).

The British Empire: Echoes of Britannia's Rule /

An Imperial story in 13 parts.

The Marcus King Band - Echo Sessions 61 /

Echolyn - Live at the Ritz Roseville 1995 / 1995

Live from the Ritz, Detroit, MI (March 4, 1995) Setlist: 1. Uncle 2. A Short Essay 3. My Dear Wormwood 4. Here I Am 5. 21 6. The Cheese Stands Alone 7. As The World

Echo And The Bunnymen: Live in Liverpool / 2002

On two magical evenings in August 2001, Ian McCulloch and Will Sargeant, founding fathers of the punk darlings Echo and the Bunnymen, joined their current bandmates for a special live performance at Paul McCartney's Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts. The result is this stunning video (featuring 21 live tracks and 4 bonus videos) that's sure to resonate with the band's loyal, dedicated and fervent fan base.

Echoes of the North: Four Chapters in Time / 2022

A new film made from more than a hundred fragments of archive film, Echoes of the North transports you back to Northern England a century ago, taking its audiences down the highways and byways of northern life in the early 20th century - its industries and rural life, its wartimes and festivals, its transport, holidays, family excursions and huge, city-wide occasions.

The Echoes /

While juggling a fruitless job search and an overwhelming sense of despair, a young woman begins to suspect she's being stalked by someone eerily familiar.

Casey Kasem's Rock N' Roll Goldmine: Elvis: The Echo Will Never Die / 2004

Radio legend Casey Kasem presents this collection featuring momentous occasions in music history. This installment follows music icon Elvis Presley, from his beginnings at Sun Records to his last days at Graceland. During this in-depth program, the King of Rock 'n' Roll's successful career and flourishing estate since his death in 1977 are explored, and Tom Jones, B.B. King, Sammy Davis Jr. and more share their thoughts.

Echoes of the Past / 2021

A lawyer, who represents the German government against the Greek reparation claims for Nazi crimes in World War II, travels to Greece and meets one of the remaining survivors of the Kalavryta massacre that took place in 1943.

Jericho's Echo - Punk Rock In The Holy Land /

Mohawks, stage diving, fists flying. Homemade band t-shirts, circle pits, singalongs. These scenes are not unfamiliar; They have flooded pop culture imagery for over 25 years. The punk rock ethos gains new relevance in Israel, however, when band members' choices are often between picking up a guitar or picking up a gun. Like the country itself, the punk rock music scene in Israel is young, small, and passionate. The bands have differing political views, but they share a struggle for freedom in a country where they feel restricted by religious laws, mandatory military service and an explosive political situation. Looking at the present situation in Israel through the eyes of punk rockers is not a common vantage point, but the voices of these young people will illuminate the thoughts of a generation of disillusioned Israelis who yearn for an end to the bleak politics of war, so that they might live out their dreams.

Echo & The Bunnymen Live in Liverpool 2001 /

Echo and the Bunnymen • Shine So Hard / 1981

Shine So Hard is an abstract and fragmentary (*) short film made in 1981, As the post-punk band Echo and the Bunnymen had concluded the tour promoting their debut album “Crocodiles”, Bill Drummond, their manager, hatched a plan for a one-off gig on 17th January 1981. It was to be a special event, a mystery show. The venue, at first a secret location was, in fact, the Victorian concert hall at the Pavilion Gardens in Buxton, a quiet spa town in Derbyshire’s picturesque Peak District. “Shine So Hard” documents the event, what Ian Pye of the Melody Maker described as ‘A Coppola inspired vision of Armageddon’. The film was released on the 13th of August 1981. It was premiered at London’s ICA and screened for two weeks there and elsewhere in the UK. (*) The book drummer Pete de Freitas is reading, is Salinger’s “Catcher in the Rye”.

Our bodies are the vessels of experience, and the evocations of echoing memories are what’s keeping us alive. / 2021

A dive into the mind of an adolescent who is at the fringe of youth as they reminisce about their teenage years. It is a quick and manic run down through the memories they have and how they have to eventually outgrow them. A coming-of-age short film where the future and reality are dreadful enemies.

Echoes - Barefoot To The Moon - An Acoustic Tribute To Pink Floyd / 2015