What was your last Music DVD purchase?

Posted by: Not For Me on 21 May 2004

I thought a new thread was needed.

My last music DVD was:

Fischerspooner - DVD #1

With all of #1, all the videos, a documentary, artwork, and aboout a dozen remixes of Emerge, 15th, Invisible etc.

Nice!

ITC - Ian Smagghe - Suck my Decks
Posted on: 09 December 2005 by Not For Me
Richie Hawtin - DE9 | Transitions

DS
Posted on: 09 December 2005 by Not For Me
Kraftwerk - Minimum Maximum

DS
Posted on: 09 December 2005 by Richard AV
quote:
Originally posted by bhazen:
Procol Harum Live at Union Chapel; a great setlist and great setting (old Gothic church in Islington). I believe PH are the great underappreciated classic rock band; they should be playing to crowds at least as big as those attending, say, Moody Blues concerts. Tracks like "A Salty Dog", "Homburg" and (of course) "Whiter Shade" still raise goosebumps. That combo of full-time piano & organ is nearly unique in rock (they did it before the Band did).


I saw Tori Amos live at the Union Chapel a few years ago. Awesome venue, very very atmospheric. Those pews dont do much for ones rear end though.
Posted on: 09 December 2005 by Steve O
Voice of the Beehive - Don't call me baby.
I used to love this band. Quirky and great fun, and wicked live too.
This DVD is a real blast.
Steve O.
Posted on: 09 December 2005 by Nuno Baptista
I´m going to buy Rolling Stones DVD"Four Flicks" A set of four DVD´s!
Posted on: 09 December 2005 by bishopla
Rush - R30
Posted on: 11 December 2005 by BigH47
Saw Doctors - In Concert Live in Galway

Howard
Posted on: 18 December 2005 by u5227470736789524
Richard Thompson - "Live From Austin City Limits" July 2, 2001

With Danny Thompson on bass and Michael Jerome on drums, RT on acoustic or electric. Jazzy, folky, rockin' - you name it, these three are masters of it all. Amazingly good.

Jeff A
Posted on: 19 December 2005 by HTK
quote:
Originally posted by bishopla:
Rush - R30


Same here.

Should be here for the break and I can only hope the sound quality is better than the Rio DVD. Looks promicing.

Cheers

Harry
Posted on: 19 December 2005 by Happy Chick
Lyneard Skynrd (still can't spell it right)

Veronika
Posted on: 19 December 2005 by BigH47
quote:
Rush - R30


Rather hoping Santa might drop that one down the chimney. I just hope the DVD sound is better than the Wembley sound.

H
Posted on: 20 December 2005 by Stewart Platts
I can't comment on the sound at the Wembley gig as I wasn't there. I saw the band at Manchester and the sound at that concert wasn't that great.

However the sound quality on R30 is much better than the Rush in Rio DVD.

Visually it is stunning.

You'll be well satisfied if Santa delivers you a copy.
Posted on: 20 December 2005 by BigH47
Ta.

Howard
Posted on: 21 December 2005 by Chris Kelly
"Mad Dogs and Englishmen" Joe Cocker. A real time capsule of a film!
Posted on: 21 December 2005 by HTK
The sound on R30 is easily ahead of Rio - but it bloody well should be. Still not brilliant though. some of the archive clips on DVD2 sound better. So still no cigar - but heading in the right direction. A Show Of Hands still has them beaten for balance if not outright fidelity - even on VHS! I wonder if that will ever make it to DVD?

Cheers
Posted on: 23 December 2005 by Chris Kelly
Not sure if it counts but I watched "The Blues Brothers" last night. Some wonderful music on there, both the covers and some of the originals, especially John Lee Hooker, playing with what was actually some of Muddy Waters band. I couldn't believe how good Donald "Duck" Dunn's bass sounded through my little Auidovector M1s.
Posted on: 25 December 2005 by BigH47
Santa came through, Rush R30 and great it is too. Double DVD and 2CDs as well..

Howard
Posted on: 26 December 2005 by matt podniesinski
Guided By Voices-The Electrifying Conclusion

The final GBV show.
Posted on: 26 December 2005 by u5227470736789524
A Christmas gift received:

John Hiatt - "Live from Austin City Limits -12.14.93"

Excellent

Jeff A
Posted on: 28 December 2005 by Chris Kelly
Jeff
I have the cd of the same event, which I really like. I have been a fan of Hiatt since the mid-80's. I think he is often overlooked as a very gifted songwriter.
Posted on: 28 December 2005 by Diode100
Just ordered:-

Boz Scaggs - Greatest Hits Live

Abba - Ultimate Colection

Blondie - Video Hits

Blondes seem to be doing it for me at the moment.
Posted on: 28 December 2005 by Voltaire
Bob Dylan, NO Direction Home

Later with jools holland, cool britaninna2
Posted on: 28 December 2005 by Voltaire
I must admit to not being a fan of music dvd's...btw thats not off topic, i'm a writer and so when the hi-fi is on I am hunched over a keyboard staring into my screen hoping that missing pixels will become muse bearing pixies.
Posted on: 28 December 2005 by Gianluigi Mazzorana
That's really interesting.
Which kind of music does enforce your inspiration more?
Posted on: 28 December 2005 by Stephen Tate
Still cant stop watching AC/DC - stiff upper lip, live at munic and watching angus's rip roaring faces and strangling that neck on his poor sg guitar. (ringing it's neck! Big Grin )