Good rock (and other) music concerts on DVD

[JoeM]

Sade Bring Me Home - Live 2011
Older Sade but still has the magic.

Pink Floyd Delicate Sound of Thunder 1988 - Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York
I was at this show in 88, The Waters-less Floyd at their best. Just watching Rachael Fury alone is worth the price!

Toto: Live At Montreux 1991 — the last tour with Jeff and Mike Porcaro, alongside original members Steve Lukather and David Paich. Really great performances.

[mrbigstuff]

Yes on Sade! I watched the earlier tour released on dvd and it's really good. For some reason the 2011 show is OOP. But can get it for about $25.

[JoeM]

mrbigstuff wrote:
Yes on Sade! I watched the earlier tour released on dvd and it's really good. For some reason the 2011 show is OOP. But can get it for about $25.

Check Amazon, there are some new and used options there. BluRay for 22.92, used for $16.

[Rolando]

2nd on The Dance, Concert for George

Roger Waters The Wall Live is fantastic, especially with Katy Kissoon on "Mother"!

https://www.amazon.com/Roger-Waters-Fles...B00005U122

[mrbigstuff]

JoeM wrote:
[quote=mrbigstuff]
Yes on Sade! I watched the earlier tour released on dvd and it's really good. For some reason the 2011 show is OOP. But can get it for about $25.

Check Amazon, there are some new and used options there. BluRay for 22.92, used for $16.
That band is TIGHT.

[JoeM]

mrbigstuff wrote:
[quote=JoeM]
[quote=mrbigstuff]
Yes on Sade! I watched the earlier tour released on dvd and it's really good. For some reason the 2011 show is OOP. But can get it for about $25.

Check Amazon, there are some new and used options there. BluRay for 22.92, used for $16.
That band is TIGHT.
Yes, they really are a smokin’ band. Great stage production too.

[jawg]

AC/DC "Live at Donnington". If you like them, they are in their prime on this one.

[mrbigstuff]

Thanks, all.

I also forgot the Austin City Limits DVDs and one I have of Neko Case.

[testcase]

I enjoyed the BeeGees DVD where they basically performed all of their catalog. Garth Brooks had a multi-disk set that was good too.