Stuff You’d Like to See On DVD

Tony Williams Lifetime would be great.

Jaco and Metheny Live would be cool. Bright Size Life's one of my fav jazz discs. 

It never happened, but Gambale Holdsworth MVP Truth in Shredding Live would have been something special.

U.K. Live - This may be out there?

I would have loved to own the Zappa concert I saw in 1976. Great show.

My wish list:

ELP- California Jam 1974

IQ - any early live material (ie 1983-1989)

Genesis - Duke Tour 1980

Par Lindh Project (anything)

Pink Floyd - The Wall (Earls Court shows)

King Crimson -very early live material especially including 'In The Court...'

Kayak - any seventies live performances

Rush -early years

The Sweet - something live around about 1973 (this is serious!)

Tangerine Dream - any seventies live peformances

Tomita - One of those epic 80 live performances ie 'Live At Linz'

Greg Lake - any solo gigs with Gary Moore

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (didn't he do this live on the BBC with an ensemble of musicians?? )

Aquarius wrote: I'd like to see Pulse finally getting released.

It's planned to be released next October 2004   ( or so I heard  )

BTW, have you heard anything 'bout  David Gilmour - Live At The Royal Festival Hall DVD ?  I heard it was released last September 2003

Land

1.- The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Live: Sadly I believe there's no complete video existing, but who knows?

2.- Any Gabriel Genesis Concert 73 or 74: There are plenty of bootlegs, so I believe Hit & Run music can release one, but I'm not sure if they want.

3.- PFM in USA (73-74)

4.- Triumvirat playing Illlusions or Spartacus.

Iván

Aquarius wrote: landberkdoten wrote: BTW, have you heard anything 'bout  David Gilmour - Live At The Royal Festival Hall DVD ?  I heard it was released last September 2003 Land Yes, that's a great DVD as well. I've seen it at a couple of times at a friend's place.  Do you mean it wasn't released in your country?

Maybe, because not all of the record company labels release that kind of material. I've already logged on to www.mixup.com.mx (a music store here in Mexico that's got most of the prog besides the flea markets and swap meets) and couldn't retrieve any info about it... For instance, I got most of Pink Floyd's albums at Mixup, they were all made in Holland except for a couple that were released in Mexico by Sony Music and CBS...same thing happens with DVD's, I got "The Wall" and "Live in Berlin" and both were imported from the US... Do you think that when recordings and DVD's are remastered they are only available mostly in Europe and US?

Here's a link to a Dutch store where most people outside of Holland ordered the new Ayreon CD/DVD.

It leads directly to the David Gilmour DVD you are looking for.

http://phobos.plato.nl/plato/view.php?catalogue_id=138227

I'm not sure if it has a region free code. In that case you can always e-mail plato and ask.

What about CAMEL playing 'The Snow Goose' with a whole orchestra support? Maybe an old '75 TV bootleg? Maybe a craz effrot from the current CAMEL line-up? I bet that there are enough profcient orchestras in Germany, where Colin Bass lives.

Regards.

To me...

Earthworks live concerts,

Jan Garbarek with Manu Katché in a live concert situation,

Early King Crimson gigs,

early Genesis gigs,

and a concept movie about the history of prog and fusion

peace

Aparently im not alone.... 

Early Crimson

In no particular order...

Yes while on the Topographic tour

Led Zepellin while on the Physical Graffiti tour

Genesis performing The lamb

King Crimson Circa 1973

The Mahavishnu Orchestra in 1973

Return to forever (the Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Lenny White and Al Dimeola version)

Weather Report around the time they put out Heavy Weather

Santana on the Welcome tour

ELP on the Brain Salad Surgery tour

alas, but to dream...