Rock Revolution

Brings new life to a classical Instrument......

I dislike heavy metal, and am not into nostalgia, so like this disc less than all his others. However, it's a masterful work. Also, I'd rather listen to his work when he's not using an electric violin.

This guy is a genius. I have many of his CDs and each one is better than the last. Highly recommend.

I love David Garrett's music but, in my opinion, this CD is not as good as some of his other CDs. I enjoyed watching the DVD, David Garrett is a great violin player and it is a pleasure to watch him play.

I have all of David’s CD’s and this one will not disappoint a true fan.His selection of songs on this CD is great, especially Stairway To Heaven.

I gave a very happy listening to David Garret! Incredible!

Everything you would expect from this guy ! Lots of tunes we know from Rock and Roll and some classics that re favorites of his. Beautiful combo !

A new direction with the electric violin, well balanced rock/ symphonys and great orchestration. Definitely one or our favorite D.G. CD's!

I love David Garrett, but this album takes him to a different level. The arrangements are quite stunning and the classic interpretation of rock songs is phenomenal. The stand out track for me is Purple Rain which puts goosebumps on your arms. The guitar and violin duel is great fun. In Bohemian Rhapsody the violin almost says the words, quite amazing. No duds here just pure brilliance.

I should give it a low rating because it is so good ha, amazing cd with plenty of songs you know but done by violin and no vocals, you know what it is and you sing to it in your head while realising how great it is, a classic.

Great selection of rock classics. Superb adaptation to classical instruments, Mr. Garrett make, as usually do, a fine work. Exciting song collection which I can't stop listening to. Nice DVD with some videos of songs like Stairway to Heaven or Superstitions.

Great Tracks on both CD and DVD 😊

David does his magic on this new album, but I still prefer his earlier cross-over CDs. Just didn't get blown away by this one.