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If you were to recommend any band's or solo Artist's Dvd what would it be?

I would recommend .....

Guns N' Roses : Use your illusion world tour (Live in Tokyo)
Metallica : Live Shit Binge & Purge
Roger Waters - In The Flesh Live
Pink Floyd - Live In Pompeii
Black Sabbath - Never Say Die Live
Wooodstock - The Director's cut
Led Zeppelin : Led Zeppelin 2 dvd's
Nine Inch Nails: ...and all that could have been
The Rolling Stones Circus
Queen - We will rock you
Depeche Mode:One Night In Paris <<<<   a must  have !! :yes:
The Rolling Stones . Bridges To Babylon Tour '97 - '98

I'll post more later , give me yours . : ok:

What the hell's anyone going to do with a list like that? At least describe them in some way, it would make a lot more sense.

You arent supposed to do anything at all, i just wanted all of you to share some  recommended Dvds ,thats all.

For example I mean If You got a "Led Zeppelin" Dvd u can name it here and maybe we can discuss about it. 

I dont know why u want me to describe some of the Dvds i wrote , i Mean, do you need a Description of Metallica's  "Live shit binge & purge"?

No Sense Makes Sense.
 ;)

The Who live at the Royal Albert Hall in 2000 for Cancer Research!

Superb DVD and it also feature's guests on some tracks, Like Bryan Adams, Eddie Vedder, Noel Gallagher, Kelly Jones and Paul Weller!

Not really a band, but if you can take watching sick guitar playing virtuosos for more than five minutes without being put off the instrument for life, G3 live in Denver is awesome.  Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and Yngwie Malmsteen all do their own sets then jam together at the end.  Unbelievable stuff.

Also, if we're counting pirate DVD's then Ritz 88 and MSG 2002 get my shout as well!!

 :P If everyone knows what it's like, what's the point of recommending it?

I would reccomend the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert they released in 2002.

Most of us know that GN'R performed 2 songs and Axl and Slash had guest appearances on 3 Queen songs.

Elton John, David Bowie, Liza Minelli, George Michael and many others also performed Queen songs brilliantly.

A must have for Queen fans.

The Freddie tribute is a must for music fans in general, those were the days... Such an amazing line-up of artists, the music scene sure has changed since then.

To remind people of how good it is. I need to buy it but it's hard to find.

Metallica S & M rules ass aswell.

You said it all  dude.  : ok:  And I Love S&m too, its great , i think its a masterpiece.

I don't Own Freddies Tribute But I know That it's a must for all music fans  :love:

Pearl Jam - Touring Band 2000

....and of course the GN'R dvd's too.  :yes:

What are some good live concert DVD's.  What shows are worth buying. Any suggestions on these bands/guitarists?

black sabbath,
Ozzy,
Satriani,
Vai,
Malmsteen
Metallica

Sorry, no suggestions for what you mentioned, but for artists besides GN'R, I would say the following:

U2: Best Of 1990-2000
U2: Go Home (exceptional 2001 Live in Slane Castle)
Led Zeppelin: Live (2 DVD set)
Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon
Roger Waters: In The Flesh Tour
David Gilmour: Live 2002

get out and buy any U2 live DVD, and Zeppelin live DVD, most Stones live DVDs and certainly Queen ones. We Will Rock You is good, but audience is kinda quiet most of the time. Queen at Wembley is good aswell. But Queen Live At The Bowl released recently is brilliant. Full of energy from start to finish. Same with Freddie Tribute. Some odd performances, but some amazing ones (I Want It All with Roger Daltrey, Bohemian Rhapsody with Elton John and Axl Rose, Tie Your Mother Down with Slash and Joe Elliot, The Show Must Go On with Elton John and Crazy Little Thing Called Love with Robert Plant. *All these songs feature the 3 surviving Queen members).

Metallica S & M
Metallica: Live Shit Binge and Purge (3 CDs, 2 DVDs, booklet, picture stencil, but hard to find)

Slayer- Reign In Blood Live: Still Reigning

I didnt know about the excistence of that dvd.......i got war at the warfield tho, its great! :yes:

Which DVD should I get out of these two?


Metallica: Cunning Stunts   or
Metallica: Metallica With The S.F. Symphony

In 2003 all three toured the world together in some style - the DVD is called G3 live in Denver and over here in the good ol'Uk its easy to find

Here's a picture of it atleast

http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2M&title=160083&p=25&g=25

Rolling Stones-Four Flicks
Eagles-Hell Freezes Over
Molson Canadian Rocks For Toronto (Sars Concert)
Alice Cooper-Brutally Live
Lynyrd Skynyrd-30th Aniversery
Black Sabbath-The Last Supper
Ozzy Osbourne-Live In The Budokan
Godsmack-Changes
Motley Crue-Lued,Crued and Tattooed
Def Leppard-Visualize
AC/DC-No Bull
AC/DC-Stiff Upper Lip
Bon Jovi-The Crush Tour
Iron Maiden-Rock In Rio 3
Kiss-Symphony
Kiss-Second Coming
Nickleback-Live At Home
Rolling Stones-Bridges To Babylon

I just got Ween live in Chicago.  It's a great show and Dean rocks out really hard.  Also comes with a cd, highly recommended : ok:

Cunning Stunts...I also want to recommend the Live Aid dvd set they just released

Black Sabbath,Elton,Stones,Queen,Judas Priest,The Who and MANY more

Damn... how bout one you all missed..

Black Label Society - Boozed, Broozed, and Broken-Boned.

I havent had the luck to watch that dvd, but i wish i could.  In my country No one listen to Black Label Society, they dont know what theyre missing. ;)

Among a few others mentioned, I'm also gonna have to recommend:

Opeth: Lamentations

Exceptional playing from start to finish...One acoustic set followed by an equally stunning electric set...Only downside if you've followed the band's output is that they don't include any songs from albums prior to Blackwater Park because their label at the time could not afford the appropriate licensing fees...

Life of Agony: River Runs Red Again

Emotional first reunion show from this oft-overlooked and underappreciated band

Ramones Raw:

Why haven't you bought this yet? GO!