What is/are your favorite live DVD's? Here's mine:

Queen Rock Montreal & Live Aid
Bruce Springsteen - Houston 78 Bootleg: House Cut (included in the Darkness box set ONLY!)
The Rolling Stones - Some Girls: Live in Texas 78
The Who at Kilburn: 1977
Led Zeppelin DVD
ELO - Live at Wembley 78
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Santa Monica New Year's EVe 1978 (included ONLY in the deluxe box set for the Live Anthology)
Billy Joel - The Old Grey Whistle Test (included in the Stranger 30th anniversary deluxe box set ONLY!)

Led Zeppelin DVD
Rolling Stones - Live in Texas
Elevation 2001: U2 Live from Boston
U2: Go Home (same tour as ^ but radically different; filmed at Slane Castle in Ireland)
Grateful Dead: Dead Ahead
METRIC: Live at Metropolis
Paul McCartney in Red Square
Blue Rodeo: Blue Road

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Rolling Stones live in Texas 1978.
Rolling Stones Hampton 1981 Jointrip version.
Rolling Stones Four Flicks Olympia Club Show 2003.
Rolling Stones Bridges to Babylon 1997.
Live Aid 1985.
What yer eyes and ears were made for!

Hampton 81 needs an official DVD release. So does LA Forum 75!

Stax/Volt Revue in Norway 1967

Official Releases only?

Ladies & Gentlemen
The T.A.M.I. Show
Led Zeppelin DVD
Some Girls Live

Well yeah, I was going for official releases only. But if you want to share an unofficial release, be my guess!

The Cramps At Napa State Mental Hospital.





It's still utterly bemusing that this even happened, if someone hadn't had the forethought to record it I think we'd have a hard time believing it was true.

And what a performance. The Cramps at their raw, feral and trashy best.

When it comes to The Rolling Stones: Hampton 81 and FF - second disc MSG 2002.

yesterday I've watched Paris, Olympia 2003 with my girlfriend, she quite liked it. I was excited and thrilled to watch it for the 1000th time though x)

The Stripped DVD is my fav. because I was at all of the club shows dating back to 1995.

Cream! 2005 shows

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The Cramps At Napa State Mental Hospital.





It's still utterly bemusing that this even happened, if someone hadn't had the forethought to record it I think we'd have a hard time believing it was true.

And what a performance. The Cramps at their raw, feral and trashy best.

Normally I like this kind of stuff. But this seems close to the edge. Was it offically released?

and btw. Stripped was great.They really should do a long version DVD from those nice 95 club gigs.They have lots of material - on stage and around those gigs.They shot great stuff bout the fans in Holland and the Melkweg rush.



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The Concert for Bangla-desh

Concert for George

The Last Waltz

Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary

TAMI Show

Xpensive Wino's Live in Boston 1995

Cream Live at Albert Hall 2005

The Stones Live in Texas 78
Ladies and Gentlemen
Concerts of Bangladesh
Conert for George
The Who Live at the Isle of White
Paul McCartney Live in Red Square
The Black Crowes Cabin Fever
The Black Crowes War Paint Live
Zeppelin How the West Was Won DVD
David Bowie Live Reality
Bob Dylan Live at Newport Jazz Festival
Rock and Roll Circus
Four Flicks
The Who Live in Texas
The Who Max R and B Live (great collection of live stuff)
The Who Live at Royal Albert Hall



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Loads of 'em.

Off the top of my head:

Judas Priest - Live Vengeance '83
Guns N' Roses - Ritz '88
The Who - Tanglewood '70
The Who - Coliseum '69
Deep Purple - Califoria Jam '74
Deep Purple - Copenhagen '72 + New York '73
Rainbow - Live Between The Eyes
Rainbow - Munich '77
Van Halen - Live Without A Net
Iggy Pop - Kiss My Blood - Paris '91
Golden Earring - Rockpalast '82

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Guns N' Roses - Ritz '88

Now, THAT is a brilliant choice. Definitiely one of my all time faves.

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Guns N' Roses - Ritz '88

Now, THAT is a brilliant choice. Definitiely one of my all time faves.

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The uncensored version ROCKS!

What an incredible live band GNR once were. And apparently the Ritz '88 show wasn't their best...

Stones - Ladies And Gentlemen
The Who - Isle Of Wight 70
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin box
Free - Isle Of Wight 70
Jimi Hendrix - Monterey
Monterey Pop
Concert For George
Dylan at Newport
Dylan clip of Like A Rolling Stone from No Direction Home
The T.A.M.I. Show
The Beatles - The First US Visit
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

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The Who - Isle Of Wight 70
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin box
Free - Isle Of Wight 70
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

Great choices. I'd add the Last Waltz and Ian Hunter live at the Astoria. There are quite a few (including several Rod Stewarts and Ian Hunters) that have never come out on DVD.

The Who - Isle Of Wight '70 is way overrated. Coliseum '69 & Tanglewood '70 kick its ass.

Going through the lists I remembered Free. Ca.70/71 i saw them play 2 very good gigs . .

I havent watched a Stones boot dvd for ages, mind you I have lots. I did watch a boot dvd of Springsteen a pal of mine made for me. Its from MSG, NY of this year think April...what a awesome quality. I think bootleg tapers are getting better now.

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The Who - Isle Of Wight '70 is way overrated. Coliseum '69 & Tanglewood '70 kick its ass.

Well those are boot DVD's. And I can't believe that Isle of Wight is overrated! Just the epic version of Water alone is worth it. And then an incredible version of Young Man Blues...great sound, and great picture as well.

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The Who - Isle Of Wight '70 is way overrated. Coliseum '69 & Tanglewood '70 kick its ass.

Well those are boot DVD's. And I can't believe that Isle of Wight is overrated! Just the epic version of Water alone is worth it. And then an incredible version of Young Man Blues...great sound, and great picture as well.

Colisuem '69 is not a boot. It's a bonus on the Kilburn 1977 release.

Do yourself a favor in checking out both Coliseum '69 & updated Tanglewood '70 (master quality for 1st half of concert + Hi-Fi stereo)

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The Who - Isle Of Wight '70 is way overrated. Coliseum '69 & Tanglewood '70 kick its ass.

Was Live at Leeds filmed? Now that would be great!

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The Who - Isle Of Wight '70 is way overrated. Coliseum '69 & Tanglewood '70 kick its ass.

Was Live at Leeds filmed? Now that would be great!

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Coliseum '69 & Tanglewood '70 are up there with Leeds easily. Coliseum set list is better than Tanglewood IMO (older songs like: Tattoo, Fortune Teller).