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11-24-2009 8:39 AM by timpysan. 17 replies.

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DigitalGeneral Posted: 11-19-2009 9:40 PM

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I am trying to build my Music DVD Collection. I mostly prefer concert dvds. My genre's are pretty open. Does anyone have any suggestions for a great music dvd? Thanks!

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ElfShotTheFood replied on 11-19-2009 9:42 PM

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If you like metal, Iron Maiden: Rock in Rio is a good choice.

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Zenverse replied on 11-19-2009 9:48 PM

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I watched a Blue Man Group Concert on dvd some time ago. I don't remember the title of it but it was pretty good. The dvd of the performance of Blast! was nice too. I just wish I could have seen it live when it was on Broadway.

If you like Fatboy Slim, I have one of his Big Beach Boutique movies on my offers queue. It wasn't really that interesting to watch, but it was nice to listen to while I was doing other stuff.

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BuryMe replied on 11-19-2009 9:55 PM

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Michael Jacksonn: Live in Bucharest The Dangerous Tour is amazing.

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Zenverse replied on 11-19-2009 10:02 PM

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BuryMe:

Michael Jacksonn: Live in Bucharest The Dangerous Tour is amazing.

Talking about Michael Jackson, I went to see the documentary for "This Is It" a few days ago and it was pretty good. It's a shame though, it looked like it would have been a really awesome concert. I wonder if they will be coming out with a dvd before Christmas. I would totally get one.

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I-Weapon-X replied on 11-19-2009 11:44 PM

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the cure trilogy and social distortion live in orange county

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Foltzie replied on 11-20-2009 12:31 AM

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Rage Against The Machine-Battle of Mexico City or their other live recording(forget the name)

both are in my offer list ;)

also, my old roommate had a really good Rush dvd.

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eaglefan replied on 11-20-2009 6:43 AM

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ElfShotTheFood:

Iron Maiden

Good choice very good choice.

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batmania15 replied on 11-20-2009 8:08 AM

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Killswitch Engage has a great live dvd

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DocZeuhl replied on 11-20-2009 11:08 AM

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My top two are:

Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii: it wasn't really "live", well, it was filmed "live" I guess but with no audience.

Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same

Both have gotten the remastered treatment recently.

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Lynchcrew replied on 11-20-2009 11:36 AM

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If you like true hip hop, I recommend grabbing the "Soundz of Spirit". Loved it.

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Chambered replied on 11-20-2009 11:59 AM

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Zenverse:
I watched a Blue Man Group Concert on dvd some time ago. I don't remember the title of it but it was pretty good. The dvd of the performance of Blast! was nice too. I just wish I could have seen it live when it was on Broadway.

Are either of those the heavily percussion style that the old BMGs did? My grandma loved their shows from some years ago, and when she went to a more recent one, she didn't like it because it was more about rock music and less about their drumming, performing, and cool PVC instruments.

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Zenverse replied on 11-20-2009 12:47 PM

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Chambered:

Zenverse:
I watched a Blue Man Group Concert on dvd some time ago. I don't remember the title of it but it was pretty good. The dvd of the performance of Blast! was nice too. I just wish I could have seen it live when it was on Broadway.

Are either of those the heavily percussion style that the old BMGs did? My grandma loved their shows from some years ago, and when she went to a more recent one, she didn't like it because it was more about rock music and less about their drumming, performing, and cool PVC instruments.

It's probably not the older stuff. I found a link and I'm pretty sure it was the Complex Tour: http://www.goozex.com/trading/movies/115937-Blue_Man_Group_The_Complex_Rock_Tour_Live-DVD

I really like their old percussion style but there aren't many dvds for BMG, which is sad. I guess that's what youtube is for...Edit: I think a lot of their videos were removed from youtube. They have better quality videos on their site anyway.