Music DVDs you like

[eviltwin]

I recently became addicted to netflix as I really have no life outside work and riding.  I have seen most movies and am impressed with their selection of obscure dvds, especially those showcasing live music or variances thereof.  Just curious which some of you have seen and might recommend. 

I go to a fair amount of concerts, but I really like seeing acts that you might not normally have the opportunity to see on a regular basis.  Esp when you can kick back at home with a 5.1 surround with a HD LCD and your own beer selection.

My recent favorites are:
-Gorillaz- Demon Days live
-Daft Punk- Interstellar 5555 (anime film synched with Discovery)
-Daft Punk- A Story About Dogs, Androids, Firemen and Tomatoes (vids from Home Work along with small live excerpt from Live 1997)
-Portishead- Roseland NY (w/ sypmh accomp)
-Jamiroquai Live at Montreaux-
-Queens of the Stoneage - Over the years and through the woods
-Primus - Hallucino-genetics live 2004

Any recommendations?

[Randimus Maximus]

+1 on Demon Days Live

Completely different music styles, but..

Los Lonely Boys - Texican Style:Live From Austin
Allman Brothers Band - Live at The Beacon Theater
Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii
David Bowie - Reality

[desmoquattro]

AC/DC - Family Jewels 

[sqweak]

I think the NIN live DVDs are really well put together.  "And All That Could Have Been" and "Beside You In Time"

[Super T.I.B]

Not really a music DVD but i've always loved "The Wall"

And "Tommy" by The Who.

[FatguyRacer]

Stevie Ray Vaughn - Live at El Mocambo
Gov't Mule - Rising Low (a tribuite to the late Allen Woody)
Roger Waters - The Wall - Live in Berlin
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same (seen at theater)
Pink FLoyd - Live At Pompeii (seen at theater)
The Who - The Kids Are Alright (seen at theater)
Tool - Salival
Steely Dan - Two Against Nature (live concert at Sony Studios for a PBS broadcast)

[superjohn]

Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere
Anything by Fish
Anything by Marillion
Rush - R30


I've got about a hundred at this point, but that's a good recap of the ones I watch most often.

[FatguyRacer]

Anything by Fish

Do you mean Phish?

Mike Gordon, the bass player, was the producer and I think director too of the Gov't Mule DVD, Rising Low.

[cyrus buelton]

U2 Vertigo (Live in Chicago) is a good DVD

[derby]

underworld live: everything, everything

[bryant8]

Pixies Sellout tour DVD
Radiohead at the Astoria

[Jnaids07]

Huge fan of the Dave Matthews Band DVDs.  Stellar video/audio quality.  Obviously high budget production.  I have been to a couple of dave shows and I would say that the DVD audio on my H/K, Paradigm 5.1 setup is actually much better than the live concert in person.  If you want proof, just ask my neighbors    Video quality is also top notch.  They are obviously running atleast 4 cameras at all times.

[bryant8]

Forgot to add the
Pixies acoustic in Newport

[eviltwin]

Radiohead at the Astoria

I checked that out and it was great!!

underworld live: everything, everything

I'll have to find that, I have always liked their work

[Timmy Tucker]

I'm a pussy...

Metallica: Cliff 'Em All

Coldplay Live 2003

moe. Live From the Fillmore