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TENACIOUS D-The Masterworks Collection, disc 1: Live In London
RATM-Live At The Auditorium
Smashing Pumpkins-Vieuphoria
and it's not quite a concert dvd, but the dvd that came with STP's greatest hits cd is incredible with all of their videos, tons of live performances, and tons of bootleg footage sent in by fans (the Qotsa SFTD dvd is pretty kick ass too).
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For anyone looking for a somewhat impartial review of classic rock DVDs, here's a link I stumbled across (to E!'s top 10 "Movies that Rock" from a few years back)...
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If there are any Hip-Hop fans out there - the new Jay-Z DVD called "Fade to Black" is a great cross of live concert footage from his sold-out appearance and Madison Square Gardens and live studio footage. I never knew how much of a genius he was with the development of his lyrics/songs but you find out real quick on this DVD. A must watch for any Hip Hop heads.
And of course, a close second is "Guster on Ice" but only because that whole Toronto to Portland Maine roadtrip was one of the best experiences of my life! That and I make a guest appearance in the DVD! 8)
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Oh Chris I knew you were my # 1 Fan!
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U2 Go Home is great--I think I like it better than the one from Boston, if only because of the wonderful vibe. (I like to sing along to that one and my cat always comes and jumps in my lap when I do.)
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with so many people mentioning the zep dvd, was wondering what everybody's fave show from the dvd is..mine would have to be the earls court segment..so intimate looking, especially the acoustic set, and In My Time Of Dying gives me chills everytime i see it....
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i got it as a secret santa gift thing at xmas, elton john's greatest hits. Thought i would never watch it but its great...live in NY, all his hits. Great to have on in the background at some parties...
My fav is still the foos - anywhere but home/pearl jam - LATG
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Man-Sized Eldorado Wrote:Would it be very bad if I mentioned I had never seen this legendary "Zepplin" DVD?

Assuming that your a Zep fan yes it would be bad. :lol: If you like Led Zep, you have to check it out, its amazing! Or you could buy this one: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00008PX8P/qid=1114785122/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_3_1/701-5289863-0028328">http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/B ... 63-0028328</a><!-- m -->
trust me, you'll be glad you did! :wink:
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opiated Wrote:with so many people mentioning the zep dvd, was wondering what everybody's fave show from the dvd is..mine would have to be the earls court segment..so intimate looking, especially the acoustic set, and In My Time Of Dying gives me chills everytime i see it....
I'd have to say the Royal Albert Hall footage is top drawer for me, but i mean that whole dvd is just killer :thumb:
I also love the footage from Live at the Hollywood Bowl from the Doors collection dvd, the Doors are Open dvd from the Roundhouse In london, the doors, Soundstage performances. and a few Stones dvds.... 8)
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In no particular order:
Grateful Dead - The Closing of Winterland
Bela Fleck - Live at the Quick
An All-Star Tribute to Brian Wilson
Concert for Geroge Harrison
Led Zeppelin
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I picked up Pearl Jam youring band, not bad, the picture sucks put the Tune selection is amazing.
Also picked up Los Lonely Boys-Texian style. what an amazing DVD and an amazingly skilled band. I highly recommend this to anyone who likes really well played blues rock
Got the Last Waltz as well but haven't watched it yet.