I was thinking about the official (non boot) shows, films, or video specials that were officially released at one time by the biggest bands out there - including THE STONES - but are now NOT AVAILABLE. Wondering if anybody has any info if these are ever gonna come out PROPERLY on DVD. Here's my list:

LET IT BE - The Beatles (probably the most obvious M.I.A.)

BEATLES LIVE AT SHEA STADIUM 1965 - this was an ABC TV Special and from the looks on the BEATLES ANTHOLOGY clips it's held up great in the color and sound departments...

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN - The Stones (we've talked about this a lot on iorr)

BOB DYLAN 30th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT AT MSG - plenty of the great ones doing Dylan songs at MSG. A very young Eddie Vedder does a highly emotional fantastic MASTERS OF WAR. GEORGE HARRISON, ERIC CLAPTON, TOM PETTY, NEIL YOUNG, MELLENCAMP all do 2 numbers each (not to mention a slightly buzzed Bob doing 3 or 4). Highly edited version out on CD so what about the DVD?

ROLLING STONES ANTHOLOGY - 25 x 5 is it? Have it on VHS tape but would love to have it on DVD - without the songs shortened - and updated to 2006.

McCARTNEY UNPLUGGED - this was a great show with a couple rarely played songs (And I Love Her and She's A Woman). McCartney puts out tons of stuff, where's this one?

NIRVANA UNPLUGGED - a very special show with the band in top form playing many surprise numbers. CD is out, why no DVD, what's the problem?

U2 POPMART SHOW LIVE IN MEXICO CITY - has been out on Video, Bono called it one of their best shows and many of the songs - in audio only - have been officially released as extra songs on singles

U2 ZOO TV LIVE FROM SYDNEY - again, a great show (sound mix not tops but so be it) with 3 or 4 songs off of the new (at the time) ZOOROPA CD. this one's missing too (even though RATTLE AND HUM is out on it's 4th reissue)

ANY INFO ON ANY OF THESE WOULD BE APRECIATED (or add ones I left off - official only, no boots)...

I thought i had read where Let it Be and Shea Stadium are being remixed and mastered for possible release next year.

This was never released, but it exists in 100th generation bootleg. This is one of those "moments" in Grateful Dead history, this is The Grateful Dead's Ladies and Gentlemen.

This show is at Ken Kesey's farm



The Grateful Dead
"Sunshine Daydream"
Old Renaissance Fairgrounds, Veneta, Oregon
August 27, 1972

A Concert Film by John Norris, Sam Field and Phil DeGuere



1. Prankster clips - Acid tests
2. Setup Scene - Playin in the Band (background music)
3. Water and Heat
4. Promised Land
5. "Conserve Water"
6. China Cat Sunflower >
7. I Know You Rider
8. "The Sunstroke Serenaders"
9. Jack Straw
10. Oregon Insanity
11. Dark Star
12. El Paso
13. Great


This is the entire show's setlist:

08-27-72 Old Renaissance Faire Grounds, Veneta, Or. (Sun)

1: Promised, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle, Deal, B. T. Wind, China Cat> I Know You Rider, Mexicali, Bertha

2: Playin, He's Gone, Jack Straw, Bird Song, Greatest

3: Dark Star> El Paso, Sing Me Back Home, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones, Saturday Night

Springfield Creamery benefit - "Field Trip" - also: NRPS

Hey Bingo, you know I had a dog by that same name-o, how can I acquire, and thus covet, this Grateful Dead DVD of which you speak....please?

Still waiting for:

AC/DC Let There Be Rock
Stones Let's Spend The Night Together

Hey MicksBrain

Thought you might like to know, that one of the shows you mentioned will be released on DVD in September. "U2 ZOO TV LIVE FROM SYDNEY"!

This report is from [www.u2.com]

'Zoo TV Live From Sydney’ is released on DVD in September. Now digitally remastered, it features not just the legendary live show, but a bonus DVD of live tracks, mini-documentaries and the famous ‘Video Confessional’.

Filmed at the Football Stadium in Sydney, Australia, in November 1993 - and until now only available on something called VHS – the film is directed by David Mallet and produced by Ned O’Hanlon and Rocky Oldham.

Here’s the running order.

Disc One
Show Opening
Zoo Station
The Fly
Even Better Than The Real Thing
Mysterious Ways
One
Unchained Melody
Until The End Of The World
New Year’s Day
Numb
Angel Of Harlem
Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
Satellite Of Love
Dirty Day
Bullet The Blue Sky
Running To Stand Still
Where The Streets Have No Name
Pride (In The Name Of Love)
Daddy’s Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car
Lemon
With Or Without You
Love Is Blindness
Can’t Help Falling In Love

Disc 2
1. Bonus Tracks

1. Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around the World
2. Desire
(both taken live from the Zoo TV Special, Yankee Stadium, New York, 29th and 30th August 1992)
3. The Fly
4. Even Better than the Real Thing
(both taken live from the Stop Sellafield Concert, G-Mex Centre, Manchester, 19th June 1992)

2. Documentaries
A Fistful of Zoo TV
Zoo TV - The Inside Story
Trabantland

3. Extras
Video Confessional
Numb Karaoke

One could say Ladies And Gentlemen because it was out in a way (Theaters). Would be great to have on official DVD.

JumpingKentFlash

DGA35 Wrote:
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> Still waiting for:
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> AC/DC Let There Be Rock
> Stones Let's Spend The Night Together

Sorry DGA35 hit the wron button.

but I got my 'Let's spend the night togeter' from a regular record store
in my hometown. The cover shows - Made in Brasil.

DGA35 wrote asking about lets spend the night together.
I agree with 55 Rusty there is a Brazilian official copy out there I bought it last year,it does not if I remember rightly have copy protection on it so it copies real easy onto blank dvds

Thanks Bruce on the U2 INfO, that sounds great. I always thought the sound mix was a bit inferior to their other releases and pay per views so going to 5.1 they should be able the really clean it up. I forgot to mention that I do have the VHS tape but a "New, done right" DVD version and all those extras are something I'll be watching for.

on LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER, I have it on VHS but used to see the DVD on www.tower.com as some kind of official import.I just checked www.amazon.com and they have it for $79.99 BUT it looks like a fancy boot to me since the cover is a shot from the post Bill Wyman era. Looks like late 90's or something. I actually prefer the Hampton, Virginia Pay per view show but the copy I have is not exactly A+.

Happy Jack, yeah, I've been hearing for the past 3 years that a new, improved LET IT BE is coming out for Christmas shopping season (OCT, NOV, DEC) but it never happens - maybe 2006, we'll see.

Forgot to add that STONES video collection when Mick and Bill are in the museum over night. Has The UNDERCOVER video's plus much more....

Great list, MicksBrain. I hadn't thought about that Dylan 30th anniversary show in a while - I never saw the video but have the audio CD and it is fantastic. I'd love to see the footage that goes with it. Especially since you said some of them did two songs and there's only one each on the CD.

You're right about Vedder's performance of Masters of War, that's a highlight. Other highlights for me are Lou Reed doing Foot Of Pride and our very own Ronnie Wood tearing it up on Seven Days.

I had read about the Brazilian release of LSTNT. I live in Canada and have never seen it in any record store here.
What countries have people seen it?

ohnonotyouagain Wrote:
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> Great list, MicksBrain. I hadn't thought about
> that Dylan 30th anniversary show in a while - I
> never saw the video but have the audio CD and it
> is fantastic. I'd love to see the footage that
> goes with it. Especially since you said some of
> them did two songs and there's only one each on
> the CD.
>



ONNYA...email me bingo420 (at) gmail (dot) com

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Bingo Wrote:
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> ohnonotyouagain Wrote:
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> > Great list, MicksBrain. I hadn't thought about
> > that Dylan 30th anniversary show in a while - I
> > never saw the video but have the audio CD and
> it
> > is fantastic. I'd love to see the footage that
> > goes with it. Especially since you said some of
> > them did two songs and there's only one each on
> > the CD.
> >
>
>
>
> ONNYA...email me bingo420 (at) gmail (dot) com

you've got mail

Let It Be was scheduled for release on DVD in 2003/04 to tie in with Let It Be Naked. Not sure why it was dropped.

LSTNT is officially out in Europe and Japan they are available at regular record stores with a regular ordernumber etc. It's even damn cheap both in price and release, no extras and 2.0 DD Audio and retails at € 14.99

I live in europe (uk) & haven't seen it - i think it's a boot

LSTNT is offically out in Germany and Nordic countries(at least)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-09-04 17:20 by Harry.

yeah but there are no extras what so ever, we need an official release with deleted scenes and extra backstage footage and interviews