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18 Jul 2010

best music dvd you have

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Posted By : Rob Redfern, Black Rose,more flange..and more cowbell.. | Comments : 24

theres some awesome music dvds out there

to me its the queen live at wembley dvd, this is simply world class.

Comments

# Posted by Keef - 18/07/2010, 15:14 (GMT)

Too may to choose from Rob, but a copy (Televised live on the beeb)of Floyds Venice gig always hits the spot.

# Posted by King-Fist - 18/07/2010, 16:11 (GMT)

rush - live in rio

extreme - live in boston 2009

alter bridge - live in amsterdam

and dare i say.......take that live at wembley

loads more but thats what ive been watching latley

craig

# Posted by Mick Green - 18/07/2010, 16:15 (GMT)

With you all the way on that one Rob. Honorable mentions also go to Don Henley (Inside Job Live), The Eagles (Farewell Tour Live From Melbourne), AC/DC Live at Donington, Sheryl Crow (Rockin' The Globe, Muse (H.A.A.R.P. Live at Wembley) and Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live from Austin Texas. Oh - and the DVD I made from the BBC coverage of Quo at Glastonbury last year.

# Posted by Delirium - 18/07/2010, 16:17 (GMT)

Live After Death - Iron Maiden.
I've got the Rush in Rio DVD and that's ace as well.
Jon

# Posted by Ian from Bolton - 18/07/2010, 16:19 (GMT)

Floyd at Venice is a great one, as is Pulse.
My mate has the ACTUAL drumkit from the Pulse tour.

There are a couple that really work for me that I love to go back to, but some of them are not in the shops.

Slade's last UK show 17.12.1983 @ Liverpool Royal Court Theatre (bootleg).

Queen at The Rainbow 1974 (bootleg).

Cheap Trick's Music for hangovers (Official and far better than Budokan)

Cheap Trick - Silver (official DVD of their hometown 30th anniversary show)

The Who - 'The kids are alright' has so many superb moments. I watched it with my 18 year old son the other week and he was a bit astonished - here's just one song :

# Posted by NIGHT TRAIN - 18/07/2010, 16:25 (GMT)

Oh Brother Where Art Thou
Easy Rider
Dylan MTV Unplugged
plus of course...
Woodstock...for Sha Na Na alone, never mind the rest :)

# Posted by Anthony (Wrong Turn) - 18/07/2010, 17:09 (GMT)

Almost all the G3 Live DVDs. Not the most extravagent in terms of stage presence but some of the songs they do as a group are quite simply epic.

# Posted by Mark bassist in Piggery Bandan... - 18/07/2010, 18:04 (GMT)

Zappa plays zappa, mr big at the budokan, journey in manila, rush in rio, who the kids van halen 83 at the us festival, still crazy.

# Posted by 'Boneyard Dogs' - 18/07/2010, 18:12 (GMT)

Van Halen's Live without a net ....... be in awe of Eddies solo spot !

:O)

# Posted by Mick Green - 18/07/2010, 20:53 (GMT)

Oh Christ yeah - Live Without A Net is a phenomenal show. Great shout.

# Posted by Jez (Route 69) - 18/07/2010, 20:57 (GMT)

WASP - live at the lyceum (its on VHS - DVD was but a dream!) Great showe - though it drifts out of sink (video to video pirate copy!!!)

# Posted by Jason Smith (SIN AFTER SIN gui... - 18/07/2010, 21:08 (GMT)

WHITESNAKE- Live In The Still Of The Night
MOTORHEAD- Stagefright
JORN - Live In America
STEVE VAI- Live At London Astoria
HEAVEN & HELL - Live dvd

i've got bloody loads of 'em, hard to pick a favourite

# Posted by Roj (Black Rose) - 18/07/2010, 21:34 (GMT)

Rush In Rio, Whitesnake Live.

# Posted by Willow (of somebig™Fish) (Reti... - 18/07/2010, 21:53 (GMT)

John Hiatt - austin city limits

# Posted by TEX & THE HARDCORE TROUBAD... - 18/07/2010, 22:07 (GMT)

Complete Madness, had it for donkeys years and even my now adult kids ask me to put it on every now and then because it reminds them of when it used to be played in their childhood years

# Posted by Glyn H - 18/07/2010, 22:13 (GMT)

where the light is... John Mayer

any of paul gilberts instructional videos... lol "full arm extention, looks good, sounds good" can't argue with that :)

# Posted by Face It! - 18/07/2010, 23:20 (GMT)

I think Gimme Shelter is excellent and The Kids Are Alright, but the 3 hour footage of Woodstock wins it by a mile for me!

# Posted by "CRUSH" - 18/07/2010, 23:25 (GMT)

Nobody has mentioned 'Live and Dangerous'!......my top DVD, Shortly followed by 'Live aid' 1985 and Queen's 'Wembley Live'

# Posted by The Dean Casement Trio - 19/07/2010, 13:16 (GMT)

John Mayer -Live in LA
Stevie Ray - live El Mocambo
Bon Jovi - live in London
Jimi Hendrix Monterey
Black Crowes Freak n Roll (Fuckin amazin)

# Posted by The Cottonhouse Shakers - 19/07/2010, 14:14 (GMT)

Does The Commitments count? Not particularly for the music but simply because it is a damn fine film.

# Posted by Willow (of somebig™Fish) (Reti... - 19/07/2010, 14:17 (GMT)

+1 mr TCS

"on a fookin Suzuki?????"
:0)
Willow

# Posted by Andy - Ex SuperCharger - Engli... - 19/07/2010, 18:28 (GMT)

Whitesnake- live in the still of the night is freakishly boss, although I do suspect vocal overdubs galore.
Slayer - War at the Warfield for sheer relentless brutality
Bruce Springsteen and the E street band - Live in New York City for a great performance with some amazing tunes.
Alice in Chains - Music Box(after a beer this gets a bit emotional. Damn his early death).
Can't go wrong with any of these dude.

# Posted by ejectthetape - 20/07/2010, 20:32 (GMT)

Saw this at leeds Roundhay Park. Truely awesome

# Posted by Willow (of somebig™Fish) (Reti... - 20/07/2010, 20:50 (GMT)

OMG how did I forget ....
Bruce Springsteen - Live From Dublin
put all your Sprongstien prejudices aside and, apart from the first track, a weird version of Atlantic City, get yer teeth into this stuff - ace!!
Willow

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