Favorite music DVD?

[gear_head26]

Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere

 

[alex_piano1994]

My Faves are:

Drive By Truckers - Live at the 40 Watt
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Runnin' Down A Dream

 

[CatherineVAMPIRE]

I'm gonna go ahead and say H.A.A.R.P. by Muse since it ****ing owns.

 

[hiro]

Probably Pink Floyd Pulse for me ..

 

[Tabby!]

Mine's gotta be Fozzy's "Unleashed, Uncensored, Unknown." It's a mock-u-mentary where they act like a 1980's hair metal band and all go by their alter-ego personas. It's quite the entertaining piece of work.

 

[dominguezsex]

Just sturabled on this thread. I'm missing my VHS copy of '1991 - The Year Punk Broke' - Sonic Youth / Nirvana / Dinosaur Jr documentary. It reminRAB me of what a f*cking great time I had that year. I've no idea if it's available on DVD but I really fancy seeing it again...

I'm not really into music DVRAB as such but I've always loved Bowie's final Ziggy gig at Hammersmith and I also used to have a H

 

[RobiCZ]

What an awesome DTS track on this! The second disc is fairly superflous though.

 

[Jordan S.]

The Name of this Band >>> Stop Making Sense. Unfortunately there's no video

 

[LJKBF98]

This is a good one.

I also love Frank Zappa's "Baby Snakes"

It is in a different class but "Hedwig and the angry inch" is great!!

 

[icybitter]

Is that the Camden Palace gig in 1985?

I've been after that in mp3 for ages

 

[christina !!!]

I'm starting to like Minimum-Maximum by Kraftwerk as my current fave.

 

[Setumbaby]

WooRABtock and american hardcore

 

[Thorge]

Purely for nostalgia: IRON MAIDEN-LIVE AFTER DEATH.

I love music and films, but I have never been huge on music DVD'S for some reason, and rarely watch music t.v

 

[sk8er girl]

Super Furry Animals "Rings Around The World". The menu alone makes my hair stand on end!

 

[Doctor Monmon]

Live at Pompei is incredible. I picked it up for four dollars at a used DVD shop

 

[mobby]

An absolutely breathtaking experience. A spectacular corabination of Icelandic imagery and their majestic music. I was on the brink of tears more than once. By far the best music DVD I've ever seen.

I have to see them perform live, it might just be the highlight of my life...

 

[volleyball setter! #40]

this

 

[Brianna P]

Totally agree.

Just can't get into Stop Making Sense , far too slickly produced. The stuff from the first 3 albums sounRAB horrible.

 

[Ripon]

Radiohead - Seven Television Commercials.

 

[andi.]

I'd probably go with Bob Dylan: No Direction Home.