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This is really OLD news but I have to say that one of the best music DVDs I`ve got is Opeth`s:  LAMENTATIONS. Live at Shepherd`s Bush Empire 2003

They `ve really captured the atmosphere on this DVD. Lamentations is for NON-Opeth fans also as the band plays all the songs from the acoustic Damnation album + Harvest from Blackwater Park - so NO DEATH vocals on the first set....You WILL CONVERT after seeing this DVD!!!!

 

The second set is " a bit heavier" with songs from Deliverance and Blackwater......and it really kickstarts the concert after the break...REALLY love this DVD. You get the best of BOTH worlds!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bonus: Documentary: The making of Deliverance and Damnation!

Heaven and Hell on one DVD! 

Set 1: 1h05m

Set 2: 58m

Documentary: 1h05m

Stereo, 5.1 Surround or DTS

Enjoy!

Rock ON!

 

Edited by Progslut

Hey, maybe it's just me, but did Opeth plan their album titles around the music on the albums as a little joke:

Deliverance: considered by some to be their heaviest release

Damnation: One of the lighter Opeth releases......

But on Topic: I'd really like to have Rush in Rio or Incubus @ Red Rocks.

I want that DVD! I've watched it before and I want it!!!

Pseud0 wrote: best music dvd ever scenes from new york comes close

Something nice from you, that was unexpected!

JOIN THE FAMILY!

If you are after emotion- PoS BE live

Livecrime is a little lacklustre in quality- Live evolution is much better

Transatlantic live is pretty good.

One of the best I have seen for a while is Marillion Marbles live, although marillion may be a little whimpy for you.

I agree with the sentiments of Psued0 on Live Scenes

Yes, Gildenlow is on the transatlantic- It is quite chilling when those high vocals enter the harmonies. He's stuck up the back, like the new kid on the block though.

You have to get (steal?) a better copy of BE, its worth the watch.

What was wrong with Mr Gray- I thought he did a better job (playing) than the guy who is on the art of live.

No fates warning, but working on it.

I have to say...

Live in Rio by Rush

and

'Growing up live' by Peter Gabriel

Both incredible DVDs.

I was not too keen on 'Live scenes from New York', I thought the recording was a little weak, especially the sound. I much prefer the 'Live in Tokyo' effort.

transend wrote: I have to say... Live in Rio by Rush

Sadly, this DVD is let down by the set! Bores me to tears! The upcoming 30th anniversaty DVD should be awesome though???????????

I've seen the Rush in Rio DvD, and didn't find it lacking of anything at all!!!!! As a matter of fact I thought it was "totally f*ckin' awesome".  (Some Rush fans in this forum will get that...)

Also one of the greatest DvDs so far, IMO, is Pink Floyd's Live at Pompeii, I mean, THAT'S history right there, THAT'S art.

And to wrap it up, one guilty pleasure of mine ('cause I'm not a big fan of the following bands) is watching the talented guys from DT and LTE shredding their instruments on-stage. It's even more fun if you're a musician like me.