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    Posted: June 07 2005 at 00:50

I was wondering how well music DVD's have found their ways to all of us. (I think there could be more DVD reviews in the archives, do you agree?)

I bought my first DVD (a film) only last December and right now I have 4 music DVD's: Best of Bowie, Sinead O'Connor Live in Dublin (not bad for 3 euros), Genesis Live (from '73, really classic stuff but not very good technical quality) and Progressive Rock Anthology (featuring e.g. ELP, Caravan, Focus, Wakeman, Nektar, etc).

Luckily there are some interesting music DVD's in my library too. (My movie DVD's are now 5 - after all it's quite pointless to buy them.)
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I have a good of collection of Music DVD's in my opinion at the moment, I have:

  1. AC/DC: Live at Donington Castle
  2. Dream Theater: Live Scenes from New York
  3. Dream Theater: Live at Budokan
  4. KISS: Symphony
  5. Led Zeppelin: Led Zeppelin
  6. Metallica: Cunning Stunts
  7. Metallica: S&M (The first one I bought)
  8. Primus: Hallucinogenetics 2004
  9. Queen: Live at Wembley
  10. The Who: Live at the Isle of Wight 1970
  11. Yes: Yessongs
  12. Yes: Symphonic
  13. Roger Waters: In the Flesh
  14. David Gilmour in Concert
  15. Rush in Rio
  16. Rush: Chronicles
  17. Simon and Garfunkel: Live in Central Park
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I have two VDGG, three Genesis (2 with Gabriel and one with Bruford) , Atomic Rooster . Focus , one Pentangle, three Pink Floyd (including wall and pompeii), one Jefferson Airplane , two Crimson (discipline era) , one Procol Harum , one J Tull (another coming up) and a few more non-prog DVD . That would make a maximum of 20. No movie DVD!

I do not expect my DVD collection to grow the way my CD has.
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I have one Opeth DVD, one Death DVD, and one Steve Vai DVD. I would like to get King Crimson's Eyes Wide Open DVD but i'd really like to hear the studio verisons of the songs on it first, and being new to the band i haven't done that with most of them at this stage.
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

I have two VDGG, three Genesis (2 with Gabriel and one with Bruford)

I'm interested to know more, what VDGG and Genesis DVD's they are?
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Originally posted by Matti Matti wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

I have two VDGG, three Genesis (2 with Gabriel and one with Bruford)

I'm interested to know more, what VDGG and Genesis DVD's they are?

The VDGG DVD are the ones you can order at Classic Rock label , they are still availble since I ordered mine two weeks ago , one having the Godbluff tour in Charleroi (Belgium) and a bonus of Lighthouse keeper also on Belgian TV and the other is  waiting for me at the shop this WE! Normally it is pre 72 VDGG

For the Genesis , they are obviously bootleg two of them on this German-sounding label FNM.

The one with Bruford is rather short: Some five tracks with live footage and funnyold B & W movies images stuck in here and there.

One with Gabriel is the Shepperton (Foxtrot tour) concert and other concert. I think there should still be a few copies for 9 or 10 euros. If anyone is interested ......PM me.

The last one has the Nursery Cryme  tour Belgian Pop Shop TV special , plus some awful footage from a Paris concert (images and sound are awful) and the Shepperton concert again.
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"One with Gabriel is the Shepperton (Foxtrot tour) concert and other concert. I think there should still be a few copies for 9 or 10 euros."  - If it's the same I have ("Genesis Live"), I paid 7 euros of it.
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Woodstock directors cut!

The WHO - The Kids are alright (the new special 2 discs edition)

The WHO - Thirty years of maximum r&b LIVE

The WHO - Live at the isle of wight festival 1970

The Doors - 30 years anniversery edition

Yes - Symphonic LIVE

Pink Floyd - Classic albums the making of The dark side of the moon

Pink Floyd - Live at POMPEII the director's cut

Thats it, i will buy more when i get some money, I have for long whanted to buy Led Zeppelin DVD but its to expensiv for me to buy right now.

 



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PINK FLOYD - POMPEII DIRECTOR´S CUT

PINK FLOYD - THE MAKING OF DARKSIDE OF THE MOON

PINK FLOYD - PULSE

PINK FLOYD - DELICATE SOUNDS OF THUNDER

RICK WAKEMAN - JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE EARTH

ROCK WAKEMAN - LIVE IN BUENOS AIRES

YES - LIVE IN 1972

YES - UNION TOUR

YES - YESSPEAK

RADIOHEAD - MEETING PEOPLE IS EASY

RADIOHEAD - 7 TELEVISSION COMMERCIALS

DREAM THEATER - LIVE SCENES FROM NEW YORK

MADREDEUS- O CONCERTO

FOCUS - LIVE IN ENGLAND

KING CRIMSON - DEJA VROOM

.. I HAVE OTHERS BUT I CANT REMEMBER NOW

 

 

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Dream Theater: Live Scenes From New York
Dream Theater: Live At Budokan
Dream Theater: Images & Words Live In Japan / 5 Years In A Livetime
Dream Theater: Official Bootleg - When Dream And Day Reunite
Metallica: Live sh*t: Binge & Purge
Metallica: Cunning Stunts
Metallica: S&M
Metallica: Classic Albums - The Black Album
Metallica: Dark Souls
Metallica: Some Kind Of Monster
Megadeth: Rusted Pieces
Megadeth: Rude Awakening
Iron Maiden: Visions Of The Beast
Guns 'N Roses: Welcome To The Videos

And a few freebie ones from music magazines.
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Not all that many:

Rush - In Rio
Rush - Chonicles
Yes - Keys To Ascension
Dream Theater - Live At Budokan
Dream Theater - Live Scenes
Dream Theater - double set with I&W from Tokyo and 5 Years In A Livetime
Gentle Giant - Giant On The Box
Led Zeppelin
Megadeth - Rude Awakening
Pink Floyd - Classic Albums: Dark Side Of The Moon
Pink Floyd - Live At Pompeii
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I don't have many DVD's

 

Yes - Yes Symphonic (magnification tour)
Rush - rush in Rio
Led Zeppelin - Does it even have a title?
Dream theater - Live At Budokan (boring)
ELP - Some concert extracts, don't know the title, horrible
Marillion - Recital For The Script, Live At Loreley, Video-clips
Queen - Wembley, greatest flicks I & II, Live At The Bowl
Threshold - Critical Energie
Pendragon - Liveosity
AC/DC - can't remember the title

I think I have 1 or two more, but can't think of them right now
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Here's what I have this far:

Dream Theater: Live Scenes From New York
Dream Theater: Live At Budokan
Dream Theater: Images & Words Live In Japan / 5 Years In A Livetime
Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii
Led Zeppelin DVD
Yes:Yessongs

Not much...
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