Live Concerts on Blu-ray??

[walted]

I've came across some new bd concerts at Amazon , Like Jeff Beck at Ronnie
Scotts and Paul Rodgers live at Glasgow..Is there a url that lists all concerts
on bd????
I'm basically doing a hit and miss trying to find new shows.
Thx

[Johnny Vinyl]

Finding concert bd's is a hit-and-miss exercise as there isn't one place I have ever come across that lists even the majority of titles available.

I check out the various amazon sites (.com, .ca, .co.uk), Towers.com, etc. and I read posts on various forums regarding the subject of Concert BD's.

I'd also be interested in finding out if there is a go-to kinda url for these releases. I love concert bd's and am really interested in expanding my already decent (22-BD's) collection thereof.

John

[jomari]

john should know, he posted this quite a while back.

concert bds

a quick search is always useful. but so is the helpfullness of our colleagues.

[AaronSCH]

I think a few more have emerged since that list was compiled. Here is what I own and a few I plan on picking up:

Chris Botti: Live with Orchestra & Special Guests
Dave Mattews and Tim Reynolds: Live At Radio City
David Gilmour: Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall
Elton John: 60 - Live At Madison Square Garden
Elton John: Red Piano (Best Buy Exclusive)
Stevie Nicks: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive)
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Soundstage (Sears Exclusive)
Michael McDonald: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive)
Foreigner: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive) [Kelly Hansen as Lead Singer]
Seal: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive)
Best of Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive) Various
Robbie Williams: Live at the Albert (Available as a region free UK import)
Heart: Alive In Seattle
Heart: Dreamboat Annie Live
John Mayer: Where The Light Is - Live In Los Angeles
Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains The Same
Queen: Rock Montreal & Live Aid
Roy Orbison: Black & White Night
The Last Waltz: A Martin Scorsese Film
The Moody Blues: Lovely To See You LIVE
The Police: Certifiable - Live In Buenos Aires
Sting: Bring On the Night
Foo Fighters: Live Wembley Stadium
Daryl Hall and John Oates: Live at the Troubador
The Who: Live at Kilburn
The Who: Live at the Isle of Wight 1970
Paul McCartney: The Space Within US
Elvis: Viva Las Vegas (Walmart Exclusive) Documentary with live performance footage
ABBA: The Movie (Contains live performances interwoven with a lame story)
The Cure: Trilogy

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by AaronSCH

I think a few more have emerged since that list was compiled. Here is what I own and plan on picking up:

Chris Botti: Live with Orchestra & Special Guests
Dave Mattews and Tim Reynolds: Live At Radio City
David Gilmour: Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall
Elton John: 60 - Live At Madison Square GardenElton John: Red Piano (Best Buy Exclusive)
Stevie Nicks: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive)
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Soundstage (Sears Exclusive)
Michael McDonald: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive)
Foreigner: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive) [Kelly Hansen as Lead Singer]
Seal: Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive)
Best of Sound Stage (Sears Exclusive) Various
Robbie Williams: Live at the Albert (Available as a region free UK import)
Heart: Alive In Seattle
Heart: Dreamboat Annie Live
John Mayer: Where The Light Is - Live In Los Angeles
Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains The Same
Queen: Rock Montreal & Live Aid
Roy Orbison: Black & White Night
The Last Waltz: A Martin Scorsese Film
The Moody Blues: Lovely To See You LIVE
The Police: Certifiable - Live In Buenos AiresSting: Bring On the Night
Foo Fighters: Live Wembley Stadium
Daryl Hall and John Oates: Live at the Troubador
The Who: Live at Kilburn
The Who: Live at the Isle of Wight 1970
Paul McCartney: The Space Within US

The titles I bolded I already own, but there are a few on your list, like Paul McCartney, Tom Petty, Daryl Hall & John Oates and Robbie Williams that I'd like to pick up and probably will at some point.

[rded]

I don't know if you've read my post on a similar thread somewhere, but you gotta check out Tori Amos live at montreax '91 & '92. It'll give Dave and Tim a run for their money as far as AQ. Not bad for a 17-18yr old recording.

[franklinpross]

I remember seeing this before

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by rded

I don't know if you've read my post on a similar thread somewhere, but you gotta check out Tori Amos live at montreax '91 & '92. It'll give Dave and Tim a run for their money as far as AQ. Not bad for a 17-18yr old recording.

I'm just now starting to get into her (Tori Amos) and I like what I've heard so far. The AQ/PQ is that good Rhett?

John

[ambientcafe]

The just-released K.D. Lang BD has an impeccable 1080i picture with a sumptuous DTSHD-MA track that is a joyous experience to behold. I realize that I'm the rare K.D. fan on this site, but I simply cannot recommend this disc highly enough. Another much anticipated BD title for me will be Chris Botti's 2nd concert BD title, 'Live in Boston', coming March 31st....I would dare say that, to my ears, the K.D. disc's lush audio presentation even surpasses Chris Botti's first concert release, that employed a PCM 96/24-bit track. I must admit; I enjoy BD concerts on my H/T setup as much as films.

[rded]

Originally Posted by John72953

I'm just now starting to get into her (Tori Amos) and I like what I've heard so far. The AQ/PQ is that good Rhett?

John

If you've seen the queen concert, I'd say the the PQ is on par. But the Audio will blow Freddie's socks off.
BTW,I just got the Cure Trilogy but didn't have time to check it out yet.

[Clark Kent]

Originally Posted by AaronSCH

I think a few more have emerged since that list was compiled. Here is what I own and a few I plan on picking up:

Robbie Williams: Live at the Albert (Available as a region free UK import)

If you own this, is there any chance you could list the audio options? I just want to know if there is a lossless soundtrack available.

[Blown 4.3]

i have comcast HD cable. there is a music channel "palladia". channel 209 for me. they is a lot of HD music videos.

[walted]

Im looking for urls like this one:

http://www.eaglerockent.com/eagleroc...ia.php?label=b

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by walted

Im looking for urls like this one:

http://www.eaglerockent.com/eagleroc...ia.php?label=b

That's easy enough to locate and I do that myself, as its the only option for now.

I thought you wanted ONE URL that lists EVERY release from every studio/label. Right now there isn't one, so it's a painstaking exercise to try and find what you want.

If you're into classical, check out the Opus Arte site. Their discs are suberb, but they are expensive.

John

[walted]

I thought you wanted ONE URL that lists EVERY release from every studio/label


Yea, thats what I"d like to see...Im tired of the hit and miss searching for
new shows.

There are just too many independent labels out there to check out.

[Sir Terrence]

Originally Posted by ambientcafe

The just-released K.D. Lang BD has an impeccable 1080i picture with a sumptuous DTSHD-MA track that is a joyous experience to behold. I realize that I'm the rare K.D. fan on this site, but I simply cannot recommend this disc highly enough. Another much anticipated BD title for me will be Chris Botti's 2nd concert BD title, 'Live in Boston', coming March 31st....I would dare say that, to my ears, the K.D. disc's lush audio presentation even surpasses Chris Botti's first concert release, that employed a PCM 96/24-bit track. I must admit; I enjoy BD concerts on my H/T setup as much as films.

I am going to be reviewing K.D. Lang's release for this site in the next few days.

[Antony-Kwok]

Any chance of Muse live at Wembley Stadium (H.A.A.R.P) making it onto Blu-ray??

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by walted

I thought you wanted ONE URL that lists EVERY release from every studio/label


Yea, thats what I"d like to see...Im tired of the hit and miss searching for
new shows.

There are just too many independent labels out there to check out.

Bottom line...you're NOT going to find one source/URL for concert releases. Maybe one day...

John

[Dubstar]

I'm looking forward to watching the Kaiser Chiefs concert in hidef -


ruby... ruby... ruby... ruby!

[Q?]

Originally Posted by Antony-Kwok

Any chance of Muse live at Wembley Stadium (H.A.A.R.P) making it onto Blu-ray??

Seriously, nobody knows?
There are some incredibly beautiful shots, would look amazing on blu!