Live From Abbey Road
Airs on The Sundance Channel
Reviewed by Eavvon O'Neal

The Sundance Channel, in an effort to combine the popularity of “reality” and the crossover talents of mainstream musical artists have put their project, Live from Abbey Road into full affect. The first to episodes are an interesting mix of hip hop, emo, jazz, country and James Blunt, and they speak directly to you, oh so electric viewer, with your various interests and ever shortening attention span.

I’ve seen quite a few serialized pieces whose intent is to bring the artists in-studio persona to the foreground for our viewing pleasure. The difference here lies mostly in the quality of the filming, artists profiled and the historic value of Abbey Road Studio. The majority of us would give our left reproductive gland to experience the majesty of such a structure, and thanks to the power of cable television, you only have to give up $30 a month (internets and phone not included).

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