New Music DVDs?

LukinFan

I'm trying to get together some Christmas ideas for the family. Are there any new (even old) kick-ass music DVDs out there that I'm not aware of.

Please help- thanks!

harmless_little_f***

Sigur Ros, Heima.

That's the only music dvd you'll ever need, except for the PJ ones.

Red Lukin

Here's a few I think may be good.

Beatles - Help
Zeppelin - The Song Remails the Same (Remastered)
David Gilmour - Remember that Night (I think that's what it's called)

LukinFan

Thanks!

DiRtyFranK38

all the PJ dvds of course
rage against the machine - battle of mexico city & live at the olympic grand autitorium
alice in chains - unplugged
audioslave - live in cuba

LukinFan

DiRtyFranK38 wrote:

all the PJ dvds of course
rage against the machine - battle of mexico city & live at the olympic grand autitorium
alice in chains - unplugged
audioslave - live in cuba

Now that's what I'm talking about- I already own all of these. Great selections though

PJBliss

there's a new nirvana dvd that came out apparently..called "Live! Tonight! Sold Out!!" It's concert footage from 1994. Also a new Nirvana rarities cd..not sure if it's really out yet or not though. http://www.xfm.co.uk/article.asp?id=119627

harmless_little_f***

Nirvana Unplugged just came out here in the UK..

Blyss

harmless_little_f*** wrote:

Sigur Ros, Heima.

That's the only music dvd you'll ever need, except for the PJ ones.

i'd agree i love live music but often music dvds are watched once and that's it what was done in that film was unique and beautiful if you like sigur ros it's a must have i wasn't huge on them untill i watched it.

a5pj

has anyone seen the eels dvd? i just got into them.

BrokenGlass

Eric Clapton & Friends - Crossroads Festival 2007 was just recently released. Some of my favorite parts: Clapton & Steve Winwood doing "Presence of the Lord", "Had to Cry Today" and "Can't Find My Way Home"; Winwood doing "Mr. Fantasy"; Clapton and Robbie Robertson doing "Who Do You Love"; Jeff Beck, with some girl who looks to be about 15 years old playing amazing bass.

whulmef

Wilco, I am trying to break your heart. it is amazing. I have seen it about 20 times and I still love it.

ADogNamedPilate

Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0462441/
my friend said it is really good

Monterey Pop and Woodstock are both must haves.

Yellow Ledbelly

Without a doubt, hands down, somebody needs Tom Petty "running down a dream"

soclose

whulmef wrote:

Wilco, I am trying to break your heart. it is amazing. I have seen it about 20 times and I still love it.

I have to second this one. Even my mother (not at all a Wilco fan) enjoyed I Am Trying To Break Your Heart. It's simply a fascinating look into the music industry . . . with one of the best bands in the world providing the music and storyline.

ashtrayrock

I bought the Elton 60th birthday dvd set...the rare old fillers are out of this world good. A great purchase!

LukinFan

Anybody have any suggestions for anything harder- like a Godsmack or a Tool?

Cosmo

LukinFan wrote:

I'm trying to get together some Christmas ideas for the family. Are there any new (even old) kick-ass music DVDs out there that I'm not aware of.

Please help- thanks!

...
The Rolling Stones 'Rock 'N Roll Circus' - 1968
The Stones (Beggar Banquet era)... The Who, The Dirty Mac, Jethro Tull w/Tony Iommi on lead.
You get a glimpse of the greatness in these bands... before they really hit their stride.

MagnusonPark82

I just bought AC/DC - Plug Me In (Collector's Edition). It has tons of rare performances and interviews. First disc is from the Bon Scott era, while the second is from the Brian Johnson era. The third disc has some very rare footage, including a performance from 1976 at St. Albans high school in Australia. Great stuff.

Deadman

there's a new one from WOLFMOTHER

demetrios

LukinFan wrote:

Anybody have any suggestions for anything harder- like a Godsmack or a Tool?

I picked up the Tool - Vicarious DVD single at Musicworld for 3 bucks today. The video is totally amazing. This came out awhile now. Totally didn't know anything about it.

For Godsmack, pick up the new CD/DVD Good Times, Bad Times .. the best of Godsmack. Got it for 13.99 at Bestbuy. Killer House of Blues performance on the DVD.

LukinFan

demetrios wrote:

I picked up the Tool - Vicarious DVD single at Musicworld for 3 bucks today. The video is totally amazing. This came out awhile now. Totally didn't know anything about it.

For Godsmack, pick up the new CD/DVD Good Times, Bad Times .. the best of Godsmack. Got it for 13.99 at Bestbuy. Killer House of Blues performance on the DVD.

D- once again, you rock- thanks!

Yellow Ledbelly

I have recently picked up both the Godsmack "good times bad times" cd/dvd as well as the Wolfmother dvd and I would recommend both. I watched the Godsmack dvd sober and enjoyed it and I got totally drunk while watching Wolfmother the other night and had a blast. I love the 'mother but I don't think I will ever forgive the singer for killing Hunger strike the way he did

intodeep

They are not necesarily new but:

My Morning Jacket- Okonosos
Jeff Tweedy- Live in the Pacific Northwest

Are two very cool dvd's

LukinFan

Yellow Ledbelly wrote:

I have recently picked up both the Godsmack "good times bad times" cd/dvd as well as the Wolfmother dvd and I would recommend both. I watched the Godsmack dvd sober and enjoyed it and I got totally drunk while watching Wolfmother the other night and had a blast. I love the 'mother but I don't think I will ever forgive the singer for killing Hunger strike the way he did

Is the Godsmack DVD an entire show from a HOB show? If so, which HOB?

red mos

Yellow Ledbelly wrote:

Without a doubt, hands down, somebody needs Tom Petty "running down a dream"

Great dvd -

Yellow Ledbelly

LukinFan wrote:

Is the Godsmack DVD an entire show from a HOB show? If so, which HOB?

It is an entire show and I can't exactly remember which HOB right off....I'm thinking its either New Orleans or Vegas though

EDIT: I checked, it is Vegas....it's worth checking out for my dollar

LukinFan

Yellow Ledbelly wrote:

It is an entire show and I can't exactly remember which HOB right off....I'm thinking its either New Orleans or Vegas though

EDIT: I checked, it is Vegas....it's worth checking out for my dollar

Sweet- thanks!

nutmeg81

don letts' PUNK documentary dvd is class!

theres new ramones 2 disc live one out called ALIVE

the stiff little fingers and joe strummer ones too!