Alaska: Alive

About This Movie

Alaska: Alive captures a slice of 80s symphonic rock with Bernie Marsden’s guitar work front and center. The atmosphere is charged at the Roadhouse in London, a venue that feels alive with energy and nostalgia. The band, though not widely known today, delivers a tight performance that blends intricate melodies with a hard rock edge. The sound is rich, with Don Airey's keyboards layering the sonic experience, and the camaraderie among the musicians is palpable. It’s not just a concert film; it’s a snapshot of a moment in time for a genre that’s often overlooked. The pacing flows nicely, bouncing between engaging solos and harmonious choruses. Definitely a unique piece for anyone interested in the deeper cuts of rock history.

Features Bernie Marsden post-WhitesnakeLive performance at the Roadhouse, LondonCaptures the essence of 80s symphonic rock