Best concert BD's?

[BStecke]

Nine Inch Nails.

[hc666]

NIN for sure

and

Alice Cooper live at Montreux... i'm a huge cooper fan mind you... it rocks!

[jwalmz]

Has anyone found NIN at a store, or did you all order it? It seems like NIN and The Fly arent in any stores.

Maybe I'll finally get around to ordering them right now...Thanks for reminding me

[hc666]

Originally Posted by jwalmz

Has anyone found NIN at a store, or did you all order it? It seems like NIN and The Fly arent in any stores.

Maybe I'll finally get around to ordering them right now...Thanks for reminding me

I have seen NIN and Alice at my Walmart NS, Canada

[Marcusarilius]

The David Gilmour concert was beautiful and stunning!

[jwalmz]

Originally Posted by hc666

I have seen NIN and Alice at my Walmart NS, Canada

Really? That's the last place I would have guessed. The Wal-Marts around here carry about 6 blu's total. It's the most pathetic blu ray section ive seen.

[hc666]

Originally Posted by jwalmz

Really? That's the last place I would have guessed. The Wal-Marts around here carry about 6 blu's total. It's the most pathetic blu ray section ive seen.

Some of the stores here suck as well, I found these 2 blu concerts mixed in with the regular music DVDs actually.. try that

[jmtaylor200]

The Last Waltz and Song Remains the Same

[DavePS3]

I was pissed at the David Gilmour. No LFE to speak of on drums or bass guitar, not as detailed sounding as his last concert on SD and only 25% of it looked like HD because of the long zoomed shots trying to get through the constant bloody fake fog.

The Pat Metheny is the cleanest looking and very rich sound... but it's only an hour long. The Dave Matthews is 3 hours but it's only two acoustic guitars. No band. If I was to do a Demo for someone... out of the 4 concerts I own on BD... I'd play the Pat Metheny. It's the most impressive all way 'round.

[Kyot]

Get Nine inch Nails. HMV actually has all the Concerts on Blu. They also have a decent deal, 2 blu rays for $50. This is amazing seeing how most new releases in Canada are like $30+

[davcole]

Originally Posted by DavePS3

The Pat Metheny is the cleanest looking and very rich sound... but it's only an hour long. If I was to do a Demo for someone... out of the 4 concerts I own on BD... I'd play the Pat Metheny. It's the most impressive all way 'round.

I got to see that one. It's a solid presentation audio/video- wise even if it's not their best work. Essentially a live version of the album. However the audio presentation is very clean and well mixed.

Personally I have 2: Elton John 60th and Chicago/Earth Wind and Fire.

Elton's has a mostly solid video presentation (I did notice some soft moments which is probably due to poor focusing and during the confetti segment, I saw some pixel breakup). The audio is really well recorded. You can clearly hear the inner detail, however i'm not a great fan of the mix. I found out times that the choir and particularily the cellist were mixed so far back that their sound is masked.

The Chicago/Earth Wind and Fire has a solid video presentation, it's not as good as Elton's but still pretty excellent. The audio is well recorded. Again this is one of those mixed where it some instruments are masked. Had a difficult time hearing the drummer on this one.

[bkbluray]

Originally Posted by DavePS3

I was pissed at the David Gilmour. No LFE to speak of on drums or bass guitar, not as detailed sounding as his last concert on SD and only 25% of it looked like HD because of the long zoomed shots trying to get through the constant bloody fake fog.

The Pat Metheny is the cleanest looking and very rich sound... but it's only an hour long. The Dave Matthews is 3 hours but it's only two acoustic guitars. No band. If I was to do a Demo for someone... out of the 4 concerts I own on BD... I'd play the Pat Metheny. It's the most impressive all way 'round.

I have demo'ed the Pat Metheny for many people. Great music, very clean sounding, and a great picture, considering it's 1080i. I also appreciated that it included a DTS-HD 5.1 soundtrack.

[Canada]

Police: Certifiable

[T-Town Oil]

slap me for sounding silly, but elton aint too bad. i would have to agree that the last waltz is awesome. i probably watch claptons and van morrisons bit about 4 or 5 times a week

[Linkmon]

Originally Posted by T-Town Oil

slap me for sounding silly, but elton aint too bad. i would have to agree that the last waltz is awesome. i probably watch claptons and van morrisons bit about 4 or 5 times a week

I have seen the Last Waltz hundreds of times.....the Blu is awesome, a must own, greatest concert film ever, period.

[bds59]

Rush's Snakes and Arrows is a really good concert, better than the R30 concert, Geddy's vocals are really good this time around! Very good pq/aq, and its over two and a half hours long!

Foo Fighters Live at Wembly has the best PQ of any concert blu I have, it's worth it just for the two songs with Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones! Not that the rest of the concert isn't great but Dave's vocals aren't as good till about half way through, and as I've said before on here he really nails Ramble On!!!

Sheryl Crowe's Soundstage concert is also excellent!

AC/DC's No Bull is a good concert but the PQ is not that good, it's grainy. I've read Live at Donnington is better?