What concerts do you recommend on Blu?

[walmat]

Originally Posted by LMN8R

Out of the 25 or so I own, ones I don't see mentioned much but I really enjoy:

Just picked up Holy Diver and it is great. Another great Dio blu is Heaven and Hell. Other blus that look and sound great are Rush Time Machine and Queen Live in Montreal.

[LMN8R]

Originally Posted by walmat

Just picked up Holy Diver and it is great. Another great Dio blu is Heaven and Hell. Other blus that look and sound great are Rush Time Machine and Queen Live in Montreal.

Agree on all of those. My Heaven and Hell is DVD and even it sounds great. I'll upgrade it to Blu ray some day. Concerts to me have much better replay value than movies. I got into home theater 25 years ago with a Beta Hi-Fi machine and at that time bought concerts (and a few conceptual music videos) exclusively. I never really bought any movies until DVD became main stream and dropped way down in price. The hobby has come a long way in the last twenty years.

[Riddler The Slag]

Originally Posted by DAROCKNESSMONSTER

Tenacious D Master Works 2.

It is a really fun concert and its a pretty solid transfer.
Really good documentary on the disk as well.

I'm going to my very first Tenacious D concert on Friday night! Super stoked about it.

[Todd Smith]

Originally Posted by LMN8R

Out of the 25 or so I own, ones I don't see mentioned much but I really enjoy:

That Stanley Jordan disc is awesome!

I need to check out the other 2 you linked.

[LMN8R]

Originally Posted by Todd Smith

That Stanley Jordan disc is awesome!

I need to check out the other 2 you linked.

A lot of talent on that one. Some of the best stand up bass I've seen. Jordan playing the guitar and piano at the same time is something I've never seen before. Glad you liked it.

[solitaryman474]

Originally Posted by davcole

Not really a concert but studio performances, but you must experience Legends of Jazz.

Amazing disc!

is it in Blu-ray?

[mangosta]

David Garrett - Rock Symphonies / Open Air Live Blu-ray

[diskspinner]

Both of these have equally impressive AQ & PQ imho

Dream Theater: Live At Budokan
Porcupine Tree: Anesthetize

[Bigdog]

Wow i got to give Rush "time machine" some props here, not watching the blu but palladia is showing it right now and man i got to say Rush is freaking fantastic live. Might have to pick this one up.

[erixon20]

Originally Posted by Bigdog

Wow i got to give Rush "time machine" some props here, not watching the blu but palladia is showing it right now and man i got to say Rush is freaking fantastic live. Might have to pick this one up.

They always put on a great show-can't wait to see them in MAY!!!!

[Abdrewes]

Talking Heads + Stop Making Sense.

[Mahatma]

Probably been said before,but AC/DC Live at donington.

[Mahatma]

Originally Posted by Abdrewes

Talking Heads + Stop Making Sense.

Just get the CD man.How attractive is David Byrne singing the songs
poledancing?!

[rpatt]

Some upcoming releases that interested me.

26-Feb
Noel Gallagher, International Magic Live at the O2.

26-March
The Doobie Brothers, Live at Wolf Trap.

Peter Frampton, Live in Detroit.

[Midnight Rambler]

Both of Jeff Beck's discs still reign supreme ... Live at Ronnie Scott's, and Rock & Roll Party

R&R Party also features Imelda May, probably the best female talent in the past 30 years or so. She makes Adele look like a joke.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by Midnight Rambler

Both of Jeff Beck's discs still reign supreme ... Live at Ronnie Scott's, and Rock & Roll Party

R&R Party also features Imelda May, probably the best female talent in the past 30 years or so. She makes Adele look like a joke.

I wouldn't quite go so far as to suggest that. They are very different and each brings a lot to the table.

[HomerJay]

Originally Posted by rpatt

Some upcoming releases that interested

[U]26-March[/

Peter Frampton, Live in Detroit.

This looks and sounds great (DTS) on Widescreen DVD. I have this on preorder. Apparently filmed in 'HD'.

Based on the HD-DVD, The Eagles Farewell Tour BD will be reference for PQ and AQ, I have that on preorder too.

John Mayer: Where the Light Is
Police: Certifiable,
Various: Concert For George (Harrison)
are my current demo discs. I usually try to sneak in a Porcupine Tree Anesthetize track or two but not too many of my friends know this music. AQ is excellent.

Music tracks on a Media Streamer works great for juke box demo. Very easy to play a great sample of concerts without having to constantly change discs with slow startup, slow menus etc. Anyone else doing this?

[Neild]

Here's another wicked concert blu-ray:

http://www.amazon.ca/Road-Rocks-Blu-.../dp/B009VKL8JW

It's short and punctuated, but when you see and hear the concert footage you'll forget these drawbacks.

Any live Mumford & Sons show is a treat, and this filmed outdoor performance has a wispy and dramatic look.

[Scarriere]

I'd imagine it's been said already but, the picture and audio quality on Nine Inch Nails' Beside You In Time are stellar!

[CantonMan]

Chris botti live in boston
John mayer where the light is
Dave matthews and tim renyolds live at radio city