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Your favourite music DVDs.
#1

I couldn't find a previous thread with this topic...and your not aloud to post "That Night In Toronto" here! Thats a given that its on the list. Right now, if I had a chance to force one music DVD (besides the hip) down a group of people's throats... easily it would be this mindblowing DVD:
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If you haven't seen it, why are you reading this thread? Go watch it! Now!

2004-12-03 - Saint John/2005-09-03 - Moncton/2006-06-30 - Charlottetown/2006-11-09/10 - Montreal/2007-09-11 - Fredericton/2007-09-13 - Halifax/2007-09-14 - Sydney/2007-09-15 - Charlottetown/2008-06-30 - Charlottetown/2009-05-01/02 - Montreal/2011-06-28 - Moncton/2011-06-30 - Charlottetown/2012-06-30 - Niagara-on-the-Lake/2013-02-01 - Moncton/2013-02-02 - Halifax/2015-01-10 - Toronto/2015-02-20 - Montreal/2015-07-17 - Ottawa/2016-08-18 - Ottawa/2016-08-20 - Kingston
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#2

Ween Live in Chicago
Led Zeppelin DVD
The Old Gray Whistle Test..great show from the 70's/80's that was on the BBC...great early performances by U2, Petty, REM, Alice Cooper, Skynard, Iggy...shit..i have to go watch that RIGHT NOW
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:thumb:
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#4

Bob Dylan: No Direction Home.
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#5

My 2 favorites..

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Imagine a world before the "beginning was the word.”
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#6

Lk stole mine. Blackpool Lights for sure. Death Letter could be released on its own and it would still be the best.
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#7

LizardKing51 Wrote:My 2 favorites..

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I agree and I would throw in
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#8

skippy the wonder dog Wrote:Bob Dylan: No Direction Home.

You beat me to it, so I'll have to say Don't Look Back, just for the sake of keeping it Dylan. (Does it count if it wasn't originally released on DVD?) Some runners up would be Zeppelin's The Song Remains The Same and of course the Woodstock documentary.
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#9

:thumb: on the rage

7/17/95-Craven
11/18/96-Saskatoon
7/21/97-Saskatoon
9/16/00-Winnipeg
11/24/00-Red Deer
07/14/02-Camrose
9/26/02-Edmonton
9/27/02-Edmonton
8/1/03-Kelowna
6/22/04-Edmonton
11/17/04-Edmonton
11/20/04-Saskatoon
10/28/06-Calgary
1/19/07-Regina
7/18/07-Saskatoon
6/22/08-Calgary
8/4/09-Saskatoon
9/14/09-Edmonton
9/19/09-Banff
7/14/11-Edmonton
1/23/13-Edmonton
7/6/13-Saskatoon
10/10/15-Houston
7/28/16-Edmonton
7/30/16-Edmonton
8/01/16-Calgary
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#10

Exit Stage left without a doubt.

I can;t wait till it is re-released.
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#11

Grateful Dead - Closing of Winterland
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#12

joshwayy Wrote:Exit Stage left without a doubt.

I can;t wait till it is re-released.

me neither, thats gonna be a great box set :thumb:
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#13

Bela Fleck and the Flecktones - Live at the Quick
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#14

U2 Go Home: Live From Slane Castle
Bob Dylan- No Direction Home
Drive-By Truckers- Live at the 40 Watt
Wilco- I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
Pearl Jam- Live at the Garden

and last but not least,
The Hip- That Night in Toronto
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#15

I'd have to say The Band, The Last Waltz...mindblowing stuff, so many guest stars and Thanksgiving dinner to boot....amazing.

All for now,
Aaron
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