Are you into Concert BD's?

[Todd Smith]

Originally Posted by Hwkn

The Cure blu ray's excellent.

What type of recording/mix is this? Is it more studio like (right off the soundboard and not trying to recreate a gimmicky live setting), or is it trying to recreate a gimmicky sense of actualy being in the crowd? I realy hope the former.

[PH3AR]

I love my Led Zeppelin:The Song Remains The Same blu-ray!!!

[HotRats]

Queen At The Rainbow would make a great Blu, the DVD has been deleted for years. Which reminds me, I must order the Queen Rock Montreal And Live Aid blu

[master_8ball]

I have:
Led Zeppelin The Song Remains the Same
Tenacious D- The Complete Masterworks 2

Love them both....

Please bring me:
Metallica S&M and anything by Tool!

[Intamin]

While I only own 1 (Foo Fighters), I do enjoy the concerts on blu and would definitely like to add more to my collection. Gotta love the sound quality!

[Johnny Vinyl]

My next purchase will be Chris Botti: In Boston.......release date 03/31/09

John

[naturephoto1]

Originally Posted by John72953

My next purchase will be Chris Botti: In Boston.......release date 03/31/09

John

And the minutes tick down.

Rich

[timbosheen]

Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals need to release a concert BD... now!

[parkerwilson]

I will definitely be getting some if something I really like gets released, hasn't happened yet

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by naturephoto1

And the minutes tick down.

Rich

Tick, tock, tick, tock!

John

[MaxxPower]

Originally Posted by Sloan78

Please don't flame me for this, but can anyone tell me why both Velvet Revolver and Everlast are shown on HDNET, but the Blu-Ray copies are not in stores? I mean Everlast was was filmed back in '05 and VR was back in '06, anyway I digress.

VR was recorded in '04 when the debut album came out, not '06. There was also a Disturbed show on HDNet which probably will never make it to Blu-ray either.

I have quite a few music blu-rays, including Foo Fighters, Elton John, Queen, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Heart, Incubus, Blue Man Group, AC/DC, Alice Cooper, The Police, Tenacious D and Toto. I've also made quite a few AVCHD discs from HD broadcasts, including the VR and Disturbed mentioned above, as well as Styx, Alanis Morissette, System of a Down, Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Megadeth, Metallica, Weezer, the Buzzcocks, Carbon/Silicon, Peter Frampton and Godsmack. They may not be up to total blu-ray quality but they're just about as good as the original broadcasts (or in some cases, their DVD counterparts) which is better than nothing.

[Hwkn]

The Styx show's coming out on blu ray on 4/21 btw.

[Hwkn]

The Cure mix is the soundboard type as far as I can remember[you'll like it either way imho it's that good].

[master_8ball]

Originally Posted by MaxxPower

VR was recorded in '04 when the debut album came out, not '06. There was also a Disturbed show on HDNet which probably will never make it to Blu-ray either.

I have quite a few music blu-rays, including Foo Fighters, Elton John, Queen, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Heart, Incubus, Blue Man Group, AC/DC, Alice Cooper, The Police, Tenacious D and Toto. I've also made quite a few AVCHD discs from HD broadcasts, including the VR and Disturbed mentioned above, as well as Styx, Alanis Morissette, System of a Down, Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Megadeth, Metallica, Weezer, the Buzzcocks, Carbon/Silicon, Peter Frampton and Godsmack. They may not be up to total blu-ray quality but they're just about as good as the original broadcasts (or in some cases, their DVD counterparts) which is better than nothing.

Man what HD channel you getting concerts like that on?
On my PVR I have The Tragically Hip One Night In Toronto in HD, I should get a DVR to get it off there.

[Todd Smith]

Originally Posted by Hwkn

The Cure mix is the soundboard type as far as I can remember[you'll like it either way imho it's that good].

Thanks.

[Gone2HiDef]

I don't have many concert DVDs in my collection, but I will be double-dipping to get Asia's Fantasia Live in Tokyo BD coming out next week.

[steve1971]

The Blu disc concerts I am gonna grab right now are:

Shakira Oral Fixation Tour.
Celene Dion A New Day.
Sheryl Crow SoundStage.

And the Beyonce Experience.

I am hopeing for some Elvis Presley concerts to hit Blu soon as well but I think those wont hit Blu for awhile.

[Danger Boy]

i need more concerts on BD.. and this thread has helped me to seek out a couple more. thanks for all the suggestions. I only have Elton 60 on BD right now and I want tons more.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by Danger Boy

i need more concerts on BD.. and this thread has helped me to seek out a couple more. thanks for all the suggestions. I only have Elton 60 on BD right now and I want tons more.

I'm glad I started it then! ! Check out the MOVIES here and on the left sidebar click MUSIC...there are over 500 titles listed.

John

Sticky?

[SquidPuppet]

Originally Posted by HotRats

Queen At The Rainbow would make a great Blu, the DVD has been deleted for years. Which reminds me, I must order the Queen Rock Montreal And Live Aid blu

Queen was my #1 band growing up in the early '70s. I own everything they have ever released. Sadly, the BD you mention is quite poor.

Queen Live at Wembley Stadium upconverted was a better experience for me. Better photography and directing and SHOW.

IMHO