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These eight DVDs are sure to appeal to individuals with widespread musical and comedic tastes.

TheCelebrityCafe.com Staff

The Jose Feliciano Band's Paris Concert from earlier this year is currently available on DVD since it was released on May 5 by the Inakustic Gmbh Studio. The DVD contains 98 minutes of concert footage from the popular Latin Pop band. On June 16, Depeche Mode is releasing a new DVD which will be entitled *The Dark Progression Unauthorized*. Fans of the English electronic music group are greatly anticipating the release of this DVD from one of the most long-lasting and financially successful bands of the past quarter century.  
  
Those who are entertained by urban comedy will be interested to learn more about *Comedy Mixtape: Volume One*, which is currently available for purchase in stores nationwide. This DVD contains footage of stand-up comedy performances from a plethora of up-and-coming comedians such as Nikki Carr and Brooklyn Mike. Steve Hogarth's *Naked in the Chapel* DVD release is scheduled to occur on May 19. The music that was performed on this DVD occurred during a concert from September of 2007 that was held at London's Union Chapel.  
  
Fans of the iconic Billie Holiday will surely be intrigued to hear about the DVD release that was created as a tribute to her brilliant career. *Billie Holiday: The Life & Artistry of Lady Day* is available for purchase wherever DVDs are sold and it contains rare footage of mind-blowing musical performances from the legendary jazz musician. As one of the most highly regarded songwriters in the history of the music industry, Bob Dylan has drawn a cult following of devoted listeners over the years. *Bob Dylan: Never Ending Tour Diaries* is a Music Video Distributors Studio creation that was released on April 7.  
  
If you are interested in taking a glimpse into the underground scene of transgressive cinema in the 1980s, you should take the time to visualize *Llik Your Idols*. In case you didn't notice immediately, "llik" is kill spelled backwards and the DVD interestingly displays the underground movement that broke free from generic and traditional methods of storytelling. Back on May 5, the DVD for *Incognito: Live at Java Jazz Festival Jakarta* was released and it contains footage from the British band's 2008 concert at Jakarta. Incognito blends the musical genres of jazz and soul together exceptionally well to captivate their audience in this DVD release.