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I see what I can find out about a possible DVD release. Yeah, I had a very small hand on that movie. I had just started at IMAX when we were working on it.

Overall the best concert/documentary DVD I've seen is The Who - The Kids Are Alright. It has recently remastered DD and DTS 5.1 soundtracks, and is in wide screen format. Some of the performances are breathtaking, esp on Axiom speakers. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000AFQS0/qid=1079653149/sr=8-1/ref=pd_ka_1/104-4895577-5237568?v=glance&s=dvd&n=507846

It's unfortunate many other bands of that era weren't recorded in equal fidelity.

While the singer's politics don't particularly move me, the Dixie Chicks Live at the Kodak Theater is the best concert DVD I have. One song in particular brings me to tears every single time I play it (kind of embarassing when there's company present). The cinematography and sound are both spectacular and the performances are top-notch.
The G3 concert DVD is also very good (like anybody needs to be told about that one, eh?).

Which song is that? Earl's Gotta Die?


(BTW, Dixie Chicks are cool for speaking their mind in pulic. )

lol (dixie chicks)

i thorougly enjoy MetallicA's cunning stunts.
i also think that alice in chains unplugged is a very nice recording. the acoustic guitars sound great.

"All Access" will be released by Artisan Entertainment. Should be sometime soon, but I don't know when yet.

I'm guessing it's the one with the "soldier's comin' home" line in it. That always tears me up, too.

Thanks, Spiff - I will keep my eyes out for it.

metalaaron,

Every time I see the Cunning Stunts title, I can't stop laughing at the thinly-veiled joke. (Try swapping the italicized letters...)

Don't think we needed the hint Peter.