The greatest live DVD ever is U2 come home Live at slane castle...If you are on the fence about U2 or kind of like them get this dvd it will change your whole look on them! TRUST ME greatest show ever and I was at live at the garden and this dvd blows it away! Also pearl jam is my favorite band but this u2 dvd is better than any dvd they've put out!
Wasn't my generation but checked it out after hearing alot of reviews about Roy Orbison - A Black & White Night is the best music dvd I have ever seen and I have seen alot.
I like the new U2 Vertigo DVD and the Red Hot Chili Peppers "Live at Slane Castle". Another good DVD is the Rolling Stones "Four Licks" set which shows you the band performing in a number of different settings - theatre, arena and stadium.
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PJ - SVT
REM - Tourfilm
AC/DC - Highway to Hell Paris concert with Bon Scott
Led Zeppelin
Neil - Rust Never Sleeps
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but im probably missing a bunch of fave's that i just can't remember now...
Good taste, didn't expect to see that list on this forum,that Mule DVD is a personnal fav., that Victor Wooten solo during Sco-Mule Blows my mind every time.
Good taste, didn't expect to see that list on this forum,that Mule DVD is a personnal fav., that Victor Wooten solo during Sco-Mule Blows my mind every time.
ya i'm soooo classic rock man...lol
i just love that mule dvd too...waaay tooo many songs to pick from that one...one of the most historic absolutely perfect concerts ever...
This thread reminds me that all my dvds are in storage and of how much I miss them.
Led Zeppelin(the newer one)
Pink Floyd:Live at Pompeii
In the Flesh
Deep End live
Rising Low-documentary of the makin of the Deep End albums by Mike Gordon of Phish
Hendrix:Live at Woodstock
Black Crowes: Freak n Roll.........-got both these for $9.72 at WalMart
All my PJ are fantastic- the bootleg of the Benaroya show is pretty sweet
The Wall is good flick, but only b/c it has Floyd playin almost the entire time. The music rocks, and the movie is decent, but a live performance woulda been so much better
Pulse is gonna kick ass, but its gonna take alot to surpass Pompeii, which is absolutely, no questions asked, the greatest music dvd ever, along with the Zeppelin dvd from a few years back.
Fuck Yea.... I love it when The Black Crowes or Gov't Mule gets mentioned!! The Deepest End concert DVD is fucking great and so is Freak N Roll. I still havent seen Rising Low....I need to check that out.
The Zeppelin DVD rules all.....must see.
The Last Waltz is barely behind the Zeppelin DVD for great alltime for me.
REM's Perfect Square is great too.
Led Zeppelin live at Madison Square Garden; Alice in Chains music bank;Nirvana live tonight,sold out;Pearl Jam touring band 2000;The doors;
Jimmy Hendrix live at the Isle of Wight;RHCP greatest videos.....
1. Pink Floyd Live At Pompei ( one of these days and echoes pure heaven)
2. Pink Floyd Darkside of the Moon Classic Albums ( One of the only amongst a few that deserve the title. All 4 contributing very interesting a Floyd Fans dream)
3. U2 Elevation ( A great live band at the top their game)
4. Pearl Jam Touring Band 2000 ( Self Explanatory I think )
5. David Gilmour in Concert ( The master in sublime relaxed form)
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admittedly, i havent had the chance to see R30 yet.
2003- MSG 1 & 2
2006- Irving Plaza, Albany, NJ 1 & 2
2008- MSG 1 & 2
2008- EV NYC 2
The Last Waltz by The Band
Neil Young's Rust Never Sleeps
The Led Zeppelin DVD
But my favorites of recent times have been:
The Drive By Truckers - Live at the 40 Watt
Elvis Costello & The Impostors - Live in Memphis
Pearl Jam - Live at the Garden... duh
A great one just released is Bruce Springsteen's Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975, this came w/ the Born to Run remastered box set.
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Alice in Chains - MTV Unplugged
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Rust Never Sleeps
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Some stiff competition coming this year from Tool (hopefully), Porcupine Tree, and The Dillinger Escape Plan.
Agreed.
PJ - SVT
REM - Tourfilm
AC/DC - Highway to Hell Paris concert with Bon Scott
Led Zeppelin
Neil - Rust Never Sleeps
Worst goes to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. They sound like total ass live. I love the new album but damn this dvd sucks.
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Led Zeppelin
Big Sugar (not quite a legitmate dvd set, but I can't stop watching it)
Music related, but nobody specific:
Woodstock
Festival Express
Crossroads Guitar Festival
King Prawn- Live at the London Forum
It kicks ass
Dublin 06
London 07
the allman brothers live at the beacon
gov't mule deep end live
pete townshend-music from lifehouse
bob marley-santa barbara live 1979
tom petty-soundstage
jerry garcia-live at shoreline amp
but im probably missing a bunch of fave's that i just can't remember now...
Mohandas K. Gandhi
~I once had a sparrow alight upon my shoulder for a moment, while I was hoeing in a village garden, and I felt that I was more distinguished by that circumstance than I should have been by any epaulette I could have worn.~
Henry David Thoreau
Tenacious D-Complete Masterworks
Pixies
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Good taste, didn't expect to see that list on this forum,that Mule DVD is a personnal fav., that Victor Wooten solo during Sco-Mule Blows my mind every time.
#2 Led Zeppelin
#3 Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
#4 Pink Floyd - Pulse (wru Roger???)
ya i'm soooo classic rock man...lol
i just love that mule dvd too...waaay tooo many songs to pick from that one...one of the most historic absolutely perfect concerts ever...
special mention goes to bela fleck on that one
Led Zeppelin(the newer one)
Pink Floyd:Live at Pompeii
In the Flesh
Deep End live
Rising Low-documentary of the makin of the Deep End albums by Mike Gordon of Phish
Hendrix:Live at Woodstock
Black Crowes: Freak n Roll.........-got both these for $9.72 at WalMart
All my PJ are fantastic- the bootleg of the Benaroya show is pretty sweet
The Wall is good flick, but only b/c it has Floyd playin almost the entire time. The music rocks, and the movie is decent, but a live performance woulda been so much better
Pulse is gonna kick ass, but its gonna take alot to surpass Pompeii, which is absolutely, no questions asked, the greatest music dvd ever, along with the Zeppelin dvd from a few years back.
The kids are alright
Rory gallagher Irish Tour
How the West was Won
Rage: Battle of Mexico City
The Zeppelin DVD rules all.....must see.
The Last Waltz is barely behind the Zeppelin DVD for great alltime for me.
REM's Perfect Square is great too.
Jimmy Hendrix live at the Isle of Wight;RHCP greatest videos.....
2. Pink Floyd Darkside of the Moon Classic Albums ( One of the only amongst a few that deserve the title. All 4 contributing very interesting a Floyd Fans dream)
3. U2 Elevation ( A great live band at the top their game)
4. Pearl Jam Touring Band 2000 ( Self Explanatory I think )
5. David Gilmour in Concert ( The master in sublime relaxed form)