Chicago's debut album, CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY (self-titled at the time), was a groundbreaking double-LP that showcased the band's imaginative writing, proficient musicality and genre-blending mix of rock, jazz, funk and pop. The collection includes several of the group's most-enduring hits: "Beginnings," "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" and "Questions 67 and 68." The set topped the album chart (and remained on the chart for an amazing three-year run), was certified double platinum and earned the band a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. Released on this day in 1969, CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY was only the beginning for the septet, but it has the confidence and consistency of a group bound for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Transferred from the original half-inch four-channel masters, this Blu-ray has 192/24 resolution Quadraphonic and hi-res stereo mixes.

An upstanding young attorney and his girlfriend go after a crooked politician.

One of Hicks's most famous quotes was delivered during a gig in Chicago - known s the "Infamous Bill Looses it in Chicago" show - in 1989 (later released as the bootleg I'm Sorry, Folks). After a heckler repeatedly shouted "Free Bird", Hicks screamed that "Hitler had the right idea, he was just an underachiever!" Hicks followed this remark with a misanthropic tirade calling for unbiased genocide against the whole of humanity.

Using the frame of opening day, 2006, this documentary examines the Cubs' 100 years without a World Series title. Between conversations with a half-dozen selected Cubs fans in 2006, the film looks back at the Wrigley years, sale to the Tribune, and coming oh-so-close in 1945, 1969, 1984, and 2003.

Set I: The Music Never Stopped, Bertha, Me and My Uncle, Sugaree, Let It Grow > Uncle John's Band Set II: Shakedown Street > Dark Star > St. Stephen > China Doll > Lady with a Fan > Terrapin > Uncle John's Band (reprise) > Drums > Space > Standing on the Moon > Help on the Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Encore: Ripple, U.S. Blues

STS9 and Umphrey’s McGee roared into the windy city of Chicago and embarked on Northerly Island to rage the FirstMerit Bank Pavillion in front of the hometown masses. While the sun was still setting behind the beautiful Chicago skyline, STS9 kicked off the night with a bang, going straight into “This, Us.” The powerful set contained the Liquid Horns supporting the band for several tracks delivering the brass tax. A beautiful mid-set “Circus” was played, and later in the set David Murphy commented on the full moon shining upon the crowd before playing a gigantic “Moon Socket.”

Set I: The Other One > Mississippi Half-Step, To Lay Me Down, Brown-Eyed Women, Ramble On Rose, It Hurts Me Too, Bird Song > Jack Straw Set II: China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Althea > St. Stephen > William Tell Bridge > The Eleven > Drums > Space > Days Between > Not Fade Away Encore: Knockin on Heaven's Door

Set I: Lady with a Fan > Terrapin, Sugar Magnolia > Mr. Charlie, High Time, Friend of the Devil, Bertha, Mama Tried > Turn On Your Lovelight Set II: Scarlet Begonias > New Speedway Boogie, Help on the Way, Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Drums > Space > The Other One > Standing on the Moon > Sunshine Daydream Encore: Ripple, One More Saturday Night

The city of Chicago is a war zone. In 2013, Chicago police recorded 412 homicides in the city. While the murder rate was down somewhat from 2012 (497 murders were tabulated), it’s still too high. The issue of youth violence against the backdrop of Chicago’s conversely vibrant hip-hop scene is explored in a new documentary executive produced by WorldStarHipHop.

Dead and Company performing at Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL. SET 1: Cold Rain and Snow, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, Ship of Fools, Dark Star, Friend of the Devil, Althea, Casey Jones. | SET 2: Sugar Magnolia, Dancing in the Street, Playing in the Band, Comes a Time, Scarlet Begonias, Fire on the Mountain, Drums, Space, The Other One, Days Between, Not Fade Away. | ENCORE: Brokedown Palace, Sunshine Daydream.

Join multi-platinum band Fall Out Boy as they travel back to their hometown of Chicago for a mind-blowing audio-visual extravaganza. Featuring their newest hits Centuries, Irresistible, and Uma Thurman, this 17 song concert also includes the band's best loved songs from across their whole career. This special performance is one of the most memorable Fall Out Boy concerts ever, filmed during the Boys of Zummer tour that hit 39 North American cities throughout 2015. Great musicianship, powerful songs and stunning visuals all make for an exceptional concert experience!

Recorded at The Metro Chicago December 5 2003.

Recorded live in 2004. The teaming of legendary groups Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire was the tour hit of summer 2004. Playing to sold-out venues, this spectacular show brought the Grammy-winning artists together in a show that both individually and together highlighted their revolutionary melding of rock, soul and jazz as well as their numerous #1 and Top 10 hits. Now you can have a front- row seat for this amazing concert, performed at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Every moment, all the energy and excitement of this final show of the tour, was captured in high- definition for this extraordinary Blu-ray.

In their most unsettling compilation to date, Found Footage Festival curators Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher present their latest and greatest array of VHS wonders. Didgeridoos will be blown, sponges will be rainbowed, opossums will be massaged, and senior citizens will be fed salad. It's all here! Recorded live at the Music Box Theatre in Chicago.

After a thirty-year-plus hiatus, Todd Rundgren's Utopia graced the Chicago Theater stage, with the hopes of promising fans an extraordinary, other-worldly concert experience. In the 1990s Todd retired Utopia and reverted to making his own music, with varying degrees of success, and then last year came the announcement of the long-awaited U.S. reunion tour, where the album in review here originates. Recorded in Chicago on 22nd May 2018, the music reflects a run through many of the finer moments of the Utopia back catalogue. Todd is joined by fellow original members Willie Wilcox (drums) and Kasim Sultan (bass), alongside replacement keyboard player Gil Assayas who covered at short notice for an indisposed Ralph Shuckett. The original 70's-formed band established a stellar reputation for stretching the prog rock/pop. MUSICIANS Todd Rundgren – Guitar, Lead Vocals Kasim Sultan – Bass, Guitars, Lead Vocals Willie Wilcox – Drums Gil Assayas – Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Join the crew of the Belt Railway of Chicago's "Cookie Job". We ride in the cab and see the operation from the ground too. Learn about the EMD SW1200 switcher from the engineers. We'll also visit he Operation Center and see the dispatcher at work. This fascinating look at hard-core railroad switching, from a local job to yard switching... from "kicking cars" to assembling trains, we get to see it all.

A history of the Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad.

our band could be yr neighborhood. your all my best friend. home is where forever. (in super8).

At the Gates at House of Blues, Chicago, IL, USA Death and the Labyrinth Slaughter of the Soul Cold At War With Reality Terminal Spirit Disease Raped by the Light of Christ The Circular Ruins Under a Serpent Sun Windows City of Mirrors Suicide Nation Heroes and Tombs Nausea Eater of Gods World of Lies The Burning Darkness The Book of Sand (The Abomination) Blinded by Fear Kingdom Gone The Night Eternal