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I recently bought a Caravan dvd. Not very impressive, but with Nine Feet Underground to start with one cannot complain.
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Has anyone seen the four DVD set called something like The Greatest Prog DVD Collection or something like that, and it has ELP "Pictures", Wakeman "Journey", Procol Harem doing something and some other band. Does any one know what I'm talking about?

And if so, is it any good?

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Bluetailfly: I heard about this DVD, but if it's as the Greatest Progressive Album Ever, well, better get the originals, because normally this compilations don't satisfy .

Anyway I noticed I have around 100 DVD's, this is an addiction, this are the ones I remember at the moment

DVD LIST

    1. Genesis In Concert...........Semi official release by Tony Stratton Smith of a Peter Gabriel era concert
    2. Genesis for the Belgium TV
    3. Genesis in Concert………Again semi official Genesis release of a Phuil Collids Steve Hackett concert.
    4. Genesis: A History
    5. Peter Gabriel Secret Live Tour
    6. Peter Gabriel UP
    7. Peter Gabriel The videos
    8. Steve Hackett: Tokyo Tapes
    9. Steve Hackett: Voyage of the Acolyte
    10. Steve Hackett: Somewhere in South America
    11. Steve Hackett: Anthology
    12. Yes  (Yes at QPR)………..Excellent double CD of a Relayer tour concert with Patrick Moraz.
    13. Yes   (Yessongs)
    14. Yes Symphonic
    15. Yes in the House of Blues
    16. Yes Keys to Ascention
    17. Yes in Philadelphia}
    18. ABWH
    19. Rick Wakeman : Journey to the Centre of the Earth in Australia
    20. Rick Wakeman in Argentina
    21. Rick Wakeman in Concert
    22. Rick Wakeman 2000 (Solo playing piano and telling jokes)
    23. Rick Wakeman: Lisztomania (Movie)
    24. ELP: Pictures at an Exhibition
    25. ELP: Live at the Royal Albert Hall
    26. ELP: Montreaux
    27. ELP: Orchestral Works
    28. Kansas: Live at Whisky (VHS)
    29. Kansas: Device Voice Drums
    30. Anglagard and Various: Progfest 1994
    31. Styx: Caught in the Act
    32. Styx: Return to Parasdise
    33. Jethro Tull: Living from the Past
    34. Jethro Tull: 25 Years
    35. Jethro Tull: Slipstream
    36. Jethro Tull: Dolders Green Hippodrome
    37. Pink Floyd: Pulse
    38. Pink Floyd: In Concert
    39. Pink Floyd: Pompeii
    40. Pink Floyd: DSOTM
    41. Pink Floyd: Live in Venice (A gift, not official)
    42. Roger Waters: In the Flesh Live
    43. Roger Waters: The Wall in Berlin
    44. Roger Waters: The Wall (Movie)
    45. Dave Gilmour: In Concert
    46. Uriah Heep: Masters From the Vault (A must have, with David Byron and Gary Thain)
    47. Uriah Heep: Live in Moscow
    48. Uriah Heep: Sailing the Sea of Light
    49. Radiohead: Glastonbury
    50. Santana: Sacred Fire
    51. Cat Stevens: Majicat
    52. The Doors: No One Here Gets Out Alive
    53. Gentle Giant; Giant in the Box
    54. Dream Theater: Metropolis 2000:Scenes from New York
    55. Marillion: Live at Loreley
    56. Marillion: The Fish Years
    57. Pendragon: Live at last and More
    58. Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells
    59. Mike Oldfield: Millennium Bells
    60. Vangelis: Mythodea
    61. Deep Purple: California Jam 1974
    62. Jean Luc Ponty: In Concert
    63.  Jean Michel Jarre: Live in Berlin
    64. The Who: Live in the Royal Albert Hall
    65. The Who: The Kids are Alright
    66. The Who: Live at the Isle of Wight
    67. The Who: Tommy (Movie)
    68. Iron Maiden: Live after Death
    69. Rush: Live in Rio
    70. Rush: Exit, Stage…Left
    71. Rush: A Show of Hands
    72. Rush: Chronicles
    73. Queen: Live in Wembley
    74. Ingwye Malmsteen: Rising Forces Live
    75. Ingwye Malnsteen: Ingwye Johan Malmsteen
    76. Grand Funk Railroad: Masters from the Vault
    77. Focus: Live in America
    78. Focus; Masters from the Vault…With Van Leer and Akkerman
    79. PFM: Live in Tokyo
    80. Banco del Mutuo Soccorso: Cio Ci Vede E
    81. Moody Bluies: Live in Montreaux
    82. U2: Battle & Hum
    83. Magenta: Unreleased DVD sent by the band
    84. Eggroll (Israel): Live Progressive Act
    85. Supertramp: The Story So Far
    86. Cranberries: In Paris
    87. Fleetwood Mac: The Dance
    88. Fleetwood Mac: The double one without Christine Mc’Vie
    89. Woodstock
    90. Isle of Wight Festival
    91. Toto; Anthology
    92. Asia: Live in Moscow
    93. Casiopea: Perfect Live
    94. King Crimson: Three of a Perfect Pair
    95. King Crimson: Eyes wide Open
    96. King Crimson: Can’t remember the name Neal, somebody and Me
    97. King Crimson Deja Vroom
    98. King Crimson: Live in Japan
    99. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice: Jesus Christ Superstar
    100.  Los Jaivas: Alturas de Macchu Picchu

And probably 10 more I can’t remember.

 

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One of the best DVDs I have and the most original and amazing is Magma's Theusz Hamtaahk Trilogie au Trianon release.  All I can say is wow!!!  These guys are seriously entertaining and what musicians.  What sets this dvd apart from excellent releases like Gentle Giants Giant on the Box, my second favorite release, is the originality.  It's an experience like no other.  You must see it too believe it!!!!
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Hello Ivan.

If you got the idea that you are a (prog) rock DVD addict, you should have a look at my collection: after reading your post I started to count, almost 200 and this within 4 years! Perhaps 75% is progrock, including lots of rare footage that has been downloaded from Internet by friends who are specialized in doing this. My most precious DVD footage is from Japan, I bought a live concert by Gerard and a compilation featuring bands like Outer Limits, Mugen and Social Tension. But one of the most compelling DVD's is from your country: Alturas De Macchu Picchu by Los Jaivas, what a mindblowing music and enviroment!

THE DVD IS THE MOST WONDERFUL INVENTION OF THE LAST 50 YERAS BECAUSE IT GIVES AN EXTRA DIMENSION WHEN YOU EXPERIENCE MUSIC!
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Points: 1242 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 28 2006 at 05:25

My collection is about 150 DVD's around 70 are prog.

I have collection of 9 DVD Jimi Hendrix various concerts.

Some of the DVD's are from rare TV shows, which are not available in shops.

 
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I don't have very much to recomend, but i've hard that Rush in Rio is pretty good.
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Points: 19557 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 28 2006 at 11:36
Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

Hello Ivan.

If you got the idea that you are a (prog) rock DVD addict, you should have a look at my collection: after reading your post I started to count, almost 200 and this within 4 years! Perhaps 75% is progrock, including lots of rare footage that has been downloaded from Internet by friends who are specialized in doing this. My most precious DVD footage is from Japan, I bought a live concert by Gerard and a compilation featuring bands like Outer Limits, Mugen and Social Tension. But one of the most compelling DVD's is from your country: Alturas De Macchu Picchu by Los Jaivas, what a mindblowing music and enviroment!

Well I have DVD playerfor only 2 years, so I'll catch you  The problem here in Perú is the lack of good material, and the cost, a DVD costs S/: 87.00 and the change is S/. 3.30 per dollar, so everything i around 30 US bucks.

Agree about Los Jaivas, the music is Chilean, but the environment is Perú, beautiful DVD 

BECAUSE IT GIVES AN EXTRA DIMENSION WHEN YOU EXPERIENCE MUSIC!

Yeap, I got the chance to see the great bands in their peak, something I never dreamed a dew years ago.

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The one I was referring to earlier is this one:

Any opinions on quality?
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Well, atleast I have two of em

Pictures is very good except for those collors added by the producer to make a Psychedelic scenario.

Rick Wakeman's concert is in Australia and sounds terrible, the narrator is not in the level of David Hemmings.

Hope I get the one by Procol Harum, but I think I have enough yes DVD's.

Better get them individually, so you can choose the ones you really want, I read Rick is going to recreate Journey next year, so it will be better to wait and Yes has a lot to choose.

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Try to get the 90 minutes version of Pictures At An Exhibition by ELP, taken from the Japanese laser-disc version, it contains 30+ minutes including some 'Hammond wrestling' from Keith Emerson with his Hammond L100, great stage antics!

 
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My Prog list:

Mostly Autumn - The V Shows

Mostly Autumn - The Story So far

Mostly Autumn - The Next Chapter

Yes - Yessongs

Yes - Symphonic Live

Yes - A Song from Tsongas

Yes - House of Yes

Yes - Keys to Ascension

Genesis - The Video Show

ELP - Pictures at an Exhibition

ELP - Beyond the Beginning

ELP - Live at Montreux

Jadis - View from Above

Marillion - Marbles on the Road

Marillion - The EMI singles collection

Jethro Tull - Nothing is Easy

Camel - Footage

Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii

Gentle Giant - Giant on the Box

 

 

 

 

 
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Forgot to mention:

Rick Wakeman - Journet to Centre of the Earth

Los Jaivas - Alturas de Macho Pichu

Anathema - Were you there

 
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Originally posted by bluetailfly bluetailfly wrote:

The one I was referring to earlier is this one:

Any opinions on quality?



have the Yes one on a seperate DVD..... 3 songs only.  AWESOME version of Yours Is No Disgrace... very good B&W of No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed plus I've Seen All Good People.

decent quality... great music.  Taken from German T.V. appereances.  Ivan has the call on the ELP DVD.. but psychedlic effects aside.... AWESOME!!!!!, I highly recommend it... or especially  recommend for ELP the new one or Masters from the Vaults to see a new fresh hungry (and on good terms at the time  hahahha) ELP touring on support of their debut album (RONDO....RONDO... RONDO  )  and same with the Wakeman... thought it was... decent at best.  Don't have the Procol Harem one. 
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