What Music DVDs Do You Recommend

[kmac]

Lately I've watched Pink Floyd's "Pulse" DVD from the 1994 Earls Court concert and it was very good. It is jammed with nice extras and high quality audio streams, I highly recommend it.

The Joss Stone "Mind, Body and Soul Sessions" concert DVD is worth a single viewing if you like her retro soul sound. She can be rather boring to watch after awhile but I love her voice, in short doses.

[Zimmerman The Gnome]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Joss Stone is truly an awful repulsive horrible horrible woman!!!

U2 Live in Boston or U2 Zoo TV LIve from Sydney are great.

Tom Petty Soundstage

Bob Dylan Unplugged

[kmac]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Joss Stone is truly an awful repulsive horrible horrible woman!!!

Pls do tell, is there something I need to know about our Wannabee Seductress, or do you just hate her voice?

[Zimmerman The Gnome]

Well, her voice for a start.....but maybe not seen in US but a stuck up spoilt little brat with an attitude that needs destroyed.

[kmac]

Yeah, I kind of thought she was a little minx. I do love soul singers though.

Thanks for the other suggestions, we have similar tastes barring the obvious of course. :teeth1:

[beatles fan]

Paul McCartney live in red square is great!

[VersusBatman]

I love A Concert For George. It always makes me cry.

[kmac]

Paul McCartney live in red square is great!

Any non-Beatle favorites?

[kmac]

I love A Concert For George. It always makes me cry.

This is a great DVD. Surprisingly, I really enjoy the opening Indian music. The musicians in those pieces are exceptional.

Also, Clapton's guitar work in WMGGW just oozes with emotion. Fantastic.

[jtal909]

Springsteen Live In New York is amazing.
Besides the performance, the production, the sound, the visual are top notch.
this is pre Rising.

[beatles fan]

Any non-Beatle favorites?

alright alright, i have "old friends" dvd of simon and garfunkel! thats a very cool one!

[biglou114]

The 2-disc version of The Who's The Kids Are Alright

[jesgear]

The Last Waltz
Woodstock
Monterey Pop
one called something like Freedom Train that featured Janis Joplin
there's a series of DVDs about the recording of classic albums, such as Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon, The Who's Who's Next, Steely Dan's Aja and U2's The Joshua Tree

[kmac]

For those that love blazing guitar work G3 in Tokyo is a treat.

[pattiboyd's slave]

The Last Waltz
Woodstock
Monterey Pop
one called something like Freedom Train that featured Janis Joplin
there's a series of DVDs about the recording of classic albums, such as Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon, The Who's Who's Next, Steely Dan's Aja and U2's The Joshua Tree

Cream Disraeli Gears (recording of)
yeah, Woodstock, Monterey, Jimi at Woodstock, Pulse is a killer live DVD,
Paul at the Cavern (with David Gilmour), Closing of Winterland if your a dead-fan, David Gilmour in concert, import of Help! some other can't think of right now.

[Zimmerman The Gnome]

Of course! The Last Waltz is amazing!!

[kmac]

The Eric Clapton sponsored Crossroads Concert is excellent.

The 50th Anniversary of the Fender Strat Concert brings together many guitar legends.

[beatlebangs1964]

Steppenwolf ripping it up with "Rock Me."

Any Who footage. The Who really set things alight!

[LovinLennon909]

Okay, it's Beatley, but the Concert for Bangladesh is great.

[El Gos Coix]

Roy Orbison and Friends - A Black and White Night. I think it's the concert I watch more often... Even more than the Concert for George!

[kmac]

Roy Orbison and Friends - A Black and White Night. I think it's the concert I watch more often... Even more than the Concert for George!

The DVD is fantastic isn't it. The black and white footage really adds the right atmosphere and Orb is better than ever.

[kmac]

Anyone else have some faves to recommend?

[Nathan Schmathan]

Bob Dylan 'Don't Look Back' - INDISPENSABLE piece of the '60s

Stray Cats - Rumble in Brixton (I think its called) - great guitar work

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[Esmirelda]

Song Remains The Same
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