List your DVD collection

I started in August 2003 when I bought my first DVD:

• Concerts
• Movies

1. Genesis, Belgium TV
2. Yes Symphonic
3. Yes at QPR
4. Yes at Filadelphia
5. Yes at the House of Blues
6. Yessongs
7. Focus, Masters fron the Vaults
8. Focus, Live in America
9. Iron Maiden, Live after Death
10. Mike Oldfield, Millenium Bells
11. Vangelis Mythoidea
12. Kansas, Device Voice Drums
13. ELP, Pictures at an Exhibition
14. ELP, Manticore Symphonic (Not sure about the title)
15. ELP, Live at The Royal Albert Hall
16. Queen, Live in Wembley
17. Queen, The Videos
18. ELO Zoom
19. ELO, Out of the Blues/Discovery
20. Rush in Rio
21. Rush, Exit, Stage, Left
22. Rush, A Show of Hands
23. The Who at the Royal Albert Hall
24. The Who at the Isle of Leeds
25. The Who Tommy (The Movie)
26. The Who, The Kids are Alright
27. Deep Purple, California Jam
28. Cat Stevens, Majikat
29. King Crimson, Three of a Perfect Pair
30. King Crimson, Deja Vroom
31. Roger Waters, In the Flesh Live
32. Roger Waters, The Wall in Berlin
33. David Gilmour Live
34. Pink Floyd, Pulse
35. Pink Floyd, Live at Venice
36. Pink Floyd The Wall (Movie)
37. Pink Floyd, Pompeii
38. Pendragon, Live at Last
39. Yngwie Malmsteen Live
40. Peter Gabriel, Growing Up
41. Peter Gabriel, Secret World Tour
42. Steve Hackett, Tokyo Tapes
43. Steve Hackett, Somewhere in South America
44. Meat Loaf, Bat Out of Hell II Tour
45. Cranberries Live
46. Fleetwood Mac, The Dance
47. The Isle of Wight Festival
48. Styx, Return to the Paradise
49. PFM, Live in Japan
50. Jean Michel Jarre Oxygene
51. Jean Michel Jarre, Houston - Lyon
52. Uriah Heep, Live in Moscow
53. Uriah Heep Live
54. Jethro Tull, Living with the Past
55. Jethro Tull Slipstream (Not sure about the name)
56. Eggroll, Live in Tel Aviv
57. Magenta, Bootleg a gift froom the band
58. Kansas, Freaks of Nature Tour
59. Rick Wakeman The Legend
60. Rick Wakeman, Journey to the Centre of the Erath
61. Rick Wakeman, Live at Buenos Aires
62. Rick Wakeman Live
63. A Clockwork Orange
64. The Shining
65. Full Metal Jackett
66. Dr. Strangelove
67. Lolita
68. Godfather I
69. Godfather II
70. Godfather III
71. Battle of Midway
72. Tora Tora Tora
73. Hesus Christ Superstar
74. Lord of the Rings I
75. Lord of te Rings II
76. Lord of the Rings III
77. The Fifth Element
78. Blade Runner
79. Star Wars I
80. Star Wars II
81. Star Wars IV
82. Star Wars V
83. Star Wars VI
84. Trainning Day
85. Terminator I, II, III
86. Ben Hur
87. The Ten Commandments
88. Casablanca
89. Taxi Driver
90. The Dirty Dozen
91. The Last Samurai
92. Highlander I 
93. Ladyhawk
94. The Pianist
95. Schindler's List

More or less 20 I can't remember now.

Iván

I bet you colour co-ordinate your underwear.........

Now you're wrong, I'm only obsessive with my CD's, DVD's and clients folders, in my room you can see the floor only because a poor woman orders it twice a week, my drawers are a mess. my girl friend helps me some times but after two days it's all destroyed again the only thing I change are my bed clothes because I'm a clean person that simply can't organize a house or my clothes.

That's why when the old lady is sick I use the guest room for a week or until some good soul puts some order (Mostly when my mother, sister or girlfriend come.

I have a theory that things find their natural place in the world, that's why everything in my room stays where it falls when I come back from work (except the suits because too expensive).

By the way Reed, but the havelin thing is getting booooooooooring as days pass.

Iván

1. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant -No Quarter
2. Led Zeppelin -The Song Remains The same
3. Evil Dead 1
4. Evil Dead 2
5. Army of Darkness
6. Kids InThe Hall -Brain Candy
7. Kill Bill volume 1
8. Resevoir Dogs
9. House on Haunted Hill
10. Marihuana Madness
11. Cocaine Fiends
12. Santa Clause Conquers the Martians - (No person, no matter how horrible, should haveto watch this disgusting cinematic disaster)
13. Pink Floyd -Live at Pompei
14. Gia

And some more I think.

Yes the havelin it's getting boring because now is the light post in the skull (Seem you haven't seen the foto in the picture thread): http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2755&a mp;PN=1&TPN=12

Iván

Rob The Good wrote: I have very few dvds, but my favourites would have to be the complete Yes Minister series Blow-Up (1966 with David Hemmings!) The Led Zeppelin DVD The Who: The Kids Are Alright The Who: 30 Years of Maximum R&B I am DESPERATE for some early Genesis, ELP & Uriah Heep on DVD (oh, and some early Yes) :'(

I hear you about the Genesis, but all I can ever find is pop crap!