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Hi all,

I was wondering if you guys could offer some suggestions to beef up my humble concert/music dvd collection. So far I have the following:

Eagles - Hell Freezes Over (DTS)
NIN - All That Could Have Been Live (DTS)
Metallica - Cunning Stunts
Phil Collins - Finally - The First Farewell Tour (DTS)
Cyndi Lauper - Live At Town Hall
Peter Gabriel - Growing Up Live (DTS)
Peter Gabriel - Secret World Live
Goo Goo Dolls - Live In Buffalo
Michael Jackson - HIStory On Film Vol II <---- AWESOME!


I've been meaning to check out the following DVDs:

Guitar Crossroads Festival
Roy Orbison
Eric Clapton - Live In Hyde Park
Live Aid (4-disc)
Bee-Gees - One Night Only (DTS)

There are many others but I would like everyone's suggestions on some keepers to buy. I'm really, really waiting for Pink Floyd's Pulse DVD but delays might force its release to next year.

I'm open to pretty much any genre so please drop any and all great concert/music dvds. A bunch of my dvds were purchased from the tips of other memebers. Any input is appreciated

PS-I HIGHLY recommend you check out the Michael Jackson DVD if you haven't seen it! This title can be found at most places for under $12!

REM- Perfect Square
Allman Brothers-Live at the Beacon Theatre
AC/DC Stiff Upper Lip or Live at Donnington
Led Zeppelin {2003} Highly recommended
Doobie Brothers-Live at Wolf Trap
Elton John-Dream Ticket
Rolling Stones-Four Flicks
Ronnie James Dio-Evil or Devine
Kansas-Device,Voice,Drum
Just a few off the top of my head.......

I can recommend a very high quality concert dvd from Iron Maiden called "Rock in Rio". Excellent video, and 5.1 audio. Simply awesome dvd. Check it out!!!

Pink Floyd's Pulse should be a good one. I'm waiting too. How about Rush In Rio, and Eric Clapton - One More Car One More Rider.

Rage Against The Machine - Live at The Grand Olympic Auditorium
David Bowie - A Reality Tour

Metallica S&M

Two I picked up recently, I really like, very good audio and video quality on both.

Elvis Costello - Live in Memephis
Eric Clapton - One more car, one more rider

Concert For George was great, too.

Concert for George is indeed great.

The John Mayer DVD is really great - he's much better live than he is on his albums. If you did those, you're in for a treat. This guy can really shred on the guitar, too...

Also, I thought the Dave Matthews Band Live in Central Park (filmed in high def) looks and sounds great. Lots of oldies but goodies, a couple of newer songs and several guest appearances.