The Claypool Lennon Delirium: Live at House of Blues

A relaxed, intimate concert film that lets you settle back and enjoy polished live musicianship in a small, warmly lit room.

A warm, intimate backstage portrait that alternates dazzling stadium spectacle with quiet, candid conversation among close friends.

A polished, warmly received arena concert that lets you settle back and soak in skilled veteran musicianship.

A warm, unhurried concert film that feels like sitting in a hushed old theater, intimate and quietly moving.

A loose, beer-soaked concert document that feels like standing in a crowded club watching a scrappy band tear through short, hooky songs.

A polished live concert film that plays like a warm, easy evening of musicianship rather than a story.

A relaxed, intimate concert film that lets skilled guitar playing wash over you without demanding much attention.

A warm, unhurried concert film that lets you soak in live acoustic grooves and gentle good vibes.

An upbeat, intimate look at two brothers chasing a dream, easy to enjoy even if you don't know their music.

A straightforward concert film that puts you in the crowd, loud and lively but easy to have on in the background.

A warm, easy concert film that lets you soak in familiar songs and fifty years of goodwill without asking much of you.

A warm, easy concert film that lets familiar songs and a full orchestra wash over you without asking much.