Are you into Concert BD's?

[Todd Smith]

Originally Posted by trenken

Im just talking about PQ. The Police does not look as good as the Rush one to me. Definitely not. Sound though I wouldnt argue with you at all.

Wow, realy? I think the Poice BR is easily the best looking concert BR right now and noticably better than Snakes and Arrows(and one of the best looking BR's I have seen period), but to each his own.

[LaserWolf]

I would add to your collection Rush (Snakes And Arrows), AC/DC (Live At Donington), Live At Abbey Road (Vol. 1), Amy Winehouse (I Told You I Was Trouble) and The Strat Pack.

[msg1987]

Incubus: Alive at Red Rocks is a good one as well. It looks like a great place to catch a concert. One thing to add to your BUCKET LIST.

[Turnda643]

I have:
Justin Timberlake, FutureSex LoveShow @ Madison Square Garden
Mariah Carey, Adventures of Mimi
Led Zeppelin, Song Remains The Same
Rolling Stones, Shine A Light
ZZ Top, Live From Texas

Will definately be increasing the concert aspect of my BD collection in '09

[paulyg]

NIN Beside You In Time

[gr3y]

Yep I love em

Incubus : Live at redrock
John Mayer live in los angeles
John Legend live at the house of blues
Shakira Oral Fixation tour

[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.

[Caifan_08]

Nope not into them... but once again is just me

[redboxcar]

I'm a fan... I currently have Justin Timberlake and Mariah Carey... there are so many I want though. Among them: Destiny's Child, Celine Dion, John Legend, Shakira, Beyonce, John Mayer, Chris Botti, Hall & Oates...

[AaronSCH]

My concert Blu-ray discs have the best replay value. Here is my list so far:

Chris Botti: Live with Orchestra & Special Guests
David Gilmour: Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall
Elton John: 60 - Live At Madison Square Garden
Heart: Alive In Seattle
John Mayer: Where The Light Is - Live In Los Angeles
Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains The Same
Paul McCartney: The Space Within US
The Who: At Kilburn 1977
Queen: Rock Montreal & Live Aid
Roy Orbison: Black & White Night
Sting: Bring On The Night
The Last Waltz: A Martin Scorsese Film
The Moody Blues: Lovely To See You LIVE
The Police: Certifiable - Live In Buenos Aires
U2: Rattle And Hum

Picking up these Sears Exclusives tomorrow:

Stevie Nicks: Soundstage
Tom Petty: Soundstage
Sheryl Crow: Soundstage

Also considering
Hall & Oates: Live At The Troubador
Foo Fighters: Live at Wembley
Dave Mattews and Tim Reynolds: Live At Radio City
Heart: Dreamboat Annie Live

[rtalbothd]

Here's My Collection:

David Gilmour - Remember That Night: Live at the Royal Albert Hall
Elton 60: Live at Madison Square Garden
Elton John - The Red Piano
Foo Fighters Live at Wemble Stadium
The Moody Blues Lovely To See You Live
The Police - Certifiable
Rush - Snakes and Arrows Live
Rolling Stones - Shine A Light
U2 - Rattle and Hum
Yes - Live at Montreux 2003

I'll definitely be getting Paul McCartney The Space Within US for Chirstmas (I hope), and I might get Led Zeppelin The Song Remains The Same, the AC/DC titles, ZZ Top Live from Texas, Queen Rock Montreal, and The Who Kilburn 1977.

Here's my wishlist for 2009 (in order of most importance):

1) Genesis - When In Rome 2007
2) U2 - Vertigo 2005: Live from Chicago
3) Cream Royal Albert Hall 2005 (available on HD-DVD)
4) Fleetwood Mac Live in Boston
5) Rush - R30 (complete with the 8 missing songs)
6) Queen + Paul Rodgers - Return of the Champions/The new 2008 Kharkov show
7) Peter Gabriel - Growing Up Live
8) Phil Collins - Finally...The First Farewell Tour
9) R.E.M. Perfect Square
10) Yes Songs from Tsongas
11) Matchbox Twenty SHOW
12) Eagles Farewell I Live from Melbourne (available on HD-DVD)

I would also love to see the Led Zeppelin reunion show at the O2 arena released as it was apparently filmed with 17 HD cameras as well as U2 3D which was released in theaters but has not made it to DVD and/or Blu-Ray Disc.

[cartman781]

I have

Bruce Springsteen
Jewel
Shakira
Celine Dion
Tony Bennett
Chris Botti
Dave Mathews
AC/DC
Queen

[Groo The Perverted]

No Blurays yet but I DO collect concerts through trader sites.

Have a good collection of DVD shows.

http://thesebootsaremadefortrading.blogspot.com

[Russell_L]

Here's what I wrote in a similar thread:

I know this might be a bit out of left field here, but if any of you are interested in opera, the recently released 'Carmen' on Decca is sensational:

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies...ow=userreviews

The same label's 'Barber of Seville' ('Il Barbiere di Siviglia') is also very good, and the BD makes for terrific eye candy.

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=1999

And, for the record (pun probably intended), while my main interest is classical music (orchestral and opera), I also have and enjoy the following on Blu:

Chris Botti
Dave Matthews
Pat Metheny
Justin Timberlake
Company (the musical)

[teemacone]

Rush - S&A
Police - Certifiable
Justin Timberlake - NYC
Nine Inch Nails - Beside you in time
U2 Rattle & Hum - not really a concert

Best sound is a tie between Rush, Police, and NIN. Timberlake is a good PCM track, but not as good as the others.

I guess the picture is pretty close, too. I guess I'd say Police is the best, then Rush, and NIN is right behind both of them. Timberlake again is good, but not up there with the rest.

Wish List - Any U2 concert

[NickBalto]

i got that Lionel Richie Live bluray today, wasnt too pleased aye the dude didnt sound so good he was too busy tryin to hype the crowd up on every song and was out of breathe, he honestly looked like a mad man. VQ and AQ were average.
Also have Legends & Korn Live at Montreux blu's.

[tegal3]

Not many:

Celine Dion
Chris Botti
Mariah Carey
Jewel
Barry manilow

[kennerado]

Oasis: Lord Don't Slow Me Down (Discovered to be 1080i and only work on PAL TV's due to the hz rate)
U2: Rattle And Hum (Grainy as hell, good sound though)
Foo Fighters: Live At Wembley (All around good release, great PQ and AQ)

I also want some more U2 but NOT the Vertigo show from Chicago, that sucked. Plus it was 2 shows spliced together like the Boston DVD. Hamish Hamilton sucks as a director.

If Zoo TV and POP Mart were shot on film (which I doubt) then those should come out on Blu-ray. There was a show filmed in Sydney during the Lovetown tour on 16mm film I think. It has never been released in full, I would LOVE to see that on Blu-ray.

U2 rant over, haha.

[blu_world]

i got the first AC/DC blu-ray live at donington.there's another one but i was happy with this one since the audio got rated an entire 5 out of 5,


sound is what matters when it comes to music blu's for me,video too,but it has to be atleast better then SD


I WANT these to be released on blu-ray ASAP & IF YOU Didn't see them on DVD,i feel bad for ya.


Eric Clapton Cross Road's
Paul McCartney Back IN the US

nicest sound music ever,hope you were able to see it because i was damn well stuck every second of it watching and enjoying.


pink floyd,ZZ TOP is what i'm really wishing for,im attached to the best music ever made,so those are my wishes.

[jascl22]

I don't have any concert BDs, but I would snatch up the Oasis rockumentary in a heartbeat if they released it in the US.