What concerts do you have on home media??

Dude111 · Post by **Dude111** » 03-11-2015 07:34 AM

Whatever it is,if ya have it,lets talk

I have these on VHS:

1) Aerosmith - Texxas Jam 78 (July 4th weekend 1978)

AMAZING CONCERT........ THEY REALLY HIT THE SPOT!!!

2) AC/DC - Live at Donnington (8/17/91)

THE BEST CONCERT FROM THEM I HAVE EVER HEARD..... It was done in 100% analogue and sounds amazingly good!!! (And for 1991,thats quite special)

3) The Beatles LIVE (1964) -- 12 songs they sing...... OUTSTANDINGLY GOOD!!

4) Woodstock 94 - RECORDED FROM ANALOG CABLE (Pay per view) and is excellent! (I have more than 6hrs of it)

5) The Grateful Dead - Live 1/1/86 (Recorded from analog cable (USA network)) and is fabulous.....

6) Jimi Hendrix Live at Woodtock -- Excellent

7) U2 - Live at red rocks (1983) -- EXCELLENT CONCERT,I LOVE IT TO PIECES!!!!!!

Woodstock 69!!!!!!! (2 tapes)

I WANTED THIS SO MUCH...... AT FIRST I COULD ONLY FIND "DIGITALLY PROCESSED" COPIES AND I WAS SAD....... They have to ruin the beautiful purity OF EVERYTHING FROM THE PAST AND ITS SAD..... Finally I found a copy that IS NOT and its my favourite concert ever.......

What do you guys have?

Post by **Fan** » 03-11-2015 02:55 PM

I have a ton of Phish shows. Lots of heavy metal, especially Slayer. Public Enemy. Beastie Boys. Primus, Mr. Bungle, Pearl Jam.

I used to trade bootleg cassettes (especially Grateful Dead), have a ton of them but have not listened to them in over a decade. I have all the same files in digital media so the tape recorder got retired a long time ago.

I have probably 200 shows in digital format with video, and another 500 audio only bootlegs.

BenSlain · Post by **BenSlain** » 03-11-2015 03:50 PM

No Sleep till Brooklyn:headbang:

Riddick · Post by **Riddick** » 03-11-2015 04:27 PM

Does Monty Python Live At The Hollywood Bowl count as a concert?

Raggedyann · Post by **Raggedyann** » 03-11-2015 04:34 PM

I have all of Queen's vids. A few operas, if they count.

Post by **Fan** » 03-11-2015 05:00 PM

I watch Quadrophenia and Tommy once every few years. Not quite a music concert, but worthwhile nonetheless.

kbot · Post by **kbot** » 03-12-2015 10:59 AM

All I have are George Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh and then the various artist's Concert for George at the Royal Albert Hall.

Bought some ABBA DVDs for my wife 'cuz she's a fan.

Been looking at the old Rush, Who and Wings dvd.s The versions I saw for Wing and The Who were from their 1975 and 1976 tour dates, which was the only time I got to see them.

Post by **Fan** » 03-12-2015 11:16 AM

kbot wrote: All I have are George Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh and then the various artist's Concert for George at the Royal Albert Hall.

Bought some ABBA DVDs for my wife 'cuz she's a fan.

Been looking at the old Rush, Who and Wings dvd.s The versions I saw for Wing and The Who were from their 1975 and 1976 tour dates, which was the only time I got to see them.

Here is a 30min fragment of a Who show in Toronto in 1982 - great stuff. My uncle was there.

One of the greatest bands of all time, no question.

kbot · Post by **kbot** » 03-12-2015 02:04 PM

Fan wrote: Here is a 30min fragment of a Who show in Toronto in 1982 - great stuff. My uncle was there.

One of the greatest bands of all time, no question.

Oh absolutely. When I saw The Who, Kenny Jones had just replaced Keith Moon - who had just died, so I was disappointed in that respect. GREAT show nonetheless.

I wished I had seen Led Zeppelin who was touring in 75, but I was in basic training at the time, and the government didn't respond well to the request.....