What Music DVDs Would You Like To See Released?

Personal Picks...

John Mellencamp - Unplugged
Eric Clapton - Nothing But The Blues
Bob Dylan - 30th Anniversary Concert

 

Beatles At Shea Stadium
Beatles Let It Be

 

Beatles- Let it be
Rolling Stones-25 X 5
Wasn't there an earlier thread on this topic?

 

Did a search and the topic was DVDS in general not just music.
Sorry,Back to the thread.

 

Not quite what you're asking, but I would love a music DVD of 'various artist' music videos I liked, as chosen by me.

A sort of personalized Video album.

 

There was a David Sylvian / Robert Fripp live in Japan concert released in the early '90s on both VHS & laserdisc that AFAIK has yet to have a legitimate DVD release. I believe the concert was originally a tv broadcast and perhaps there are now license issues?

 

Phish - Big Cypress and the Clifford Ball concerts

 

Absolutely.I would also like to see his recent Walter Reed Hospital concert for the troops on dvd.It was broadcast live on HD Net and was an amazing show.

 

At least in the US, any Dire Straits concert DVD.

 

Laurie Anderson's Home of the Brave.

 

Grand Funk Railroad at Shea Stadium

 

Hendrix Albert Hall

 

I don't have specific shows in mind per se, but this is a sore subject with me. Why? When I search for stuff on youtube, there is PLENTY of it. I was thinking why weren't these groups filmed, and the answer is, "they were," it is just that the music companies, for licensing/rights reasons, won't release anything. Shame on them.

I would buy any Michael Hedges concerts. I watched one fantastic show on cable over a decade ago. According to his web site, concerts aren't being released because of musical rights issues.

How about something featuring Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, and specifically Nirvana MTV Unplugged. I think Stone Temple Pilots did a unplugged set (there is one song on their greatest hits CD/DVD combo). How about concerts of groups IN THEIR PRIME? Like early Aerosmith?

 

I'd like to get these VHS titles I used to have on DVD.

• ELO - At Wembley (Out of the Blue Tour)
• Hall & Oates - Rock 'N Soul Live
• Elton John - Live in Central Park
• Journey - Frontiers & Beyond
• Tom Petty - Pack Up the Plantation Live!

 

Billy Joel-ANY pre-52nd Street footage.There's plenty of it,but he seems to have some kind of problem with it.

 

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=109482

 

Rolling Stones - Video Rewind
Thompson Twins - Into The Gap Live
Thompson Twins - Single Vision

 

Duran Duran(1983 Video Album with their first 11 videos)
25x5:The Continuing Adventures Of The Rolling Stones
The Compleat Beatles
Let It Be
Rockshow-Paul McCartney & Wings
Prince-Sign 'O The Times
Prince & The Revolution Live!

 

I read somewhere or other that Eddie K. was working on a DVD/CD package.

 

These are the 3 that I have on LD that I wouldn't mind having a DVD of. Then I'd be a bit closer to being able to sell the LD player. Not that much closer though.


JOHN COUGAR / AIN'T THAT AMERICA
TOM PETTY / TAKE THE HIGHWAY LIVE
THE MOTELS

 

Rolling Stones "Coc*sucker Blues"

 

Hendrix - '68 Miami Pop Festival
The Who - Tanglewood '70
Pink Floyd - Xmas On Earth Continued
Beatles - Unedited Shea with original audio

 

Yes-QPR 1976-It might be impossible if multitracks don't exist, but I would love to hear a properly mixed version of this set with the band's full blessing and participation and some extras. Even with bad sound I still think it's the best Yes performance you can watch on your TV.

Pink Floyd-The Wall At Earls Court 1980-Even the bootleg dubbed from multigeneration VHS is somewhat watchable. Imagine fully restored footage.

U2-Rattle And Hum (Special Edition) One disc would have the original film. The other disc would have a complete Joshua Tree era performance.

 

There certainly was. It included music laser discs as well as VHS titles.

Great reading! see below

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=109482

 

I swooped up the two ORIGINAL Japanese Laser Discs of this on ebay for $10 or so each when the bootleg DVDs appeared. I remember seeing them new in the import bins for 69.00 each.

I knew a bargain when it jumped up and bit me in the whatever.