Whitesnake - Live In The Still Of The Night Bad Co - Merchants Of Cool Skynyrd - Vicious Cycle Tour Nazareth - Homecoming Steve Winwood - Soundstage (the complete show) George Thorogood - 30th Anniversary Tour Any John Fogerty DVD
I know but hopefully it is. BTW - Back Scratcher is what AC/DC called Back Street Crawler when they opened for them.
David Gilmour - Live in Gdansk Pretty sure this was shot with hi-def cameras as I saw it in such quality when it was streamed on some stations back then.
Genesis - When In Rome (from the 2007 reunion tour.) I don’t think it ever got a Blu Ray release, at least not in the US. At the time it came out, the Blu-Ray/HD DVD war was raging and only put out a regular DVD, and exclusively at Walmart. I’ve seen a truncated edited version in HD on DirecTV. But I’d like to own the whole show on Blu-Ray.
George Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh Paul McCartney's Back in the US and Space Within Us Eric Clapton's Unplugged Oasis' There and Then
Led Zeppelin: DVD (2003) Paul Simon: Graceland - The African Concert (1999) Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band - Live in New York City (2001)
"Live Aid" & make it complete (warts & all)! Any footage backstage during the concert should be included & (if possible), have it in sync so we can press a button to see what's going on backstage as we're watching the concert.
Little Feat - Lowell George era CSNY- Fillmore Live The Beatles - Shea Stadium George Harrison - Live in Japan(Eric Clapton) Woodstock - Full Concert(All the unreleased Supertramp - Live with original lineup Tom Petty & HB - Soundstage(OOP)
Nirvana and Alice in Chains' MTV Unplugged shows. From what I've read, this probably won't happen because apparently those shows were shot on video tape so putting them on Blu-ray would be pointless. The strange thing is, many people claim Aerosmith's Unplugged show was shot in high-def, and that show was several years before the Nirvana and Alice in Chains shows. Perhaps @Vidiot knows what's what with MTV Unplugged..
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust, The Motion Picture David Bowie - Ricochet (Japanese Tour) David Bowie - Love You Till Tuesday David Bowie - Best of Bowie (some "videos" were actually shot on film, so if good sources are located, they have a lot to gain on Blu-ray) Beatles - Shea Stadium (another vote for it) Concert for Bangladesh (another vote for it)
That's true. These could be reissued as "SD Blu-rays", but there isn't much improvement in the picture.
I believe you're right, I think it was shot in HD. I'd love to see David Gilmour's Meltdown 2001 and Roger Waters In The Flesh released on blu-ray, as I believe they were also filmed in HD. I was at the filming of the Roger Waters show, so I naturally really, really want to see that in HD.
That was released on laserdisc as well and like a lot of laserdisc releases looks and sounds significantly better then their VHS counterparts despite still being standard def video. Speaking of “why do a standard definition video on Blu-ray?” The answer as numerous Rolling Stones live releases prove, hires multi-channel audio is vastly superior to DVD audio.
