Music DVD Want List

I was going over my collection of Music Concerts + Video collections on VHS and there are still many I wish would come out on DVD. A few of them I want are:

Peter Gabriel - POV
Pete Townshend - Deep End
Dire Straits - Alchemy

What are your wishes for music DVD?

 

Pioneer Artists laserdisc versions (but on dvd) of Roxette Videos and John Cougar Ain't That America and any Dire Straits dvd that contains "Money For Nothing". Also have a 8" LD by The Motels that I would like to have on dvd.

 

...Aimee Mann, finally happening!...looks like Nov. 2004

 

Is it a Concert DVD? Please??

 

A complete Morrissey video collection on one DVD. They're releasing "Hulmerist" and "Malady Lingers On" seperately and together they're still only half the videos.




Erin

 

Rolling Stones: Ladies & Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones and updated versions of 25 X 5 and Video Rewind.

 

I want those two, and the original 11 song Duran Duran video album that was released in 1983. Still have my laserdisc of it, and unfortunately it's beginning to deteriorate due to laser rot.

 

Boy, wouldn't those three Stones videos be nice to see on DVD.....

 

Is there something on the 11 song collection that's not on the 2 disk dvd ?

 

I must add Tom Petty - Pack Up The Plantation

 

The Police, Synchronicity concert. (Unless it's out and I missed it.) There was also a Prince concert video that came out after "Around The World In A Day", I think...or was it after "Purple Rain"?

 

First videos already released on VHS

1) U2- The complete Red Rocks show
The Zoo TV concert
POPMart Concert....They all must be in 5:1
Best of 1979-89 Video collection

2) The Police- Outlandos to Synchronicity the best of live.
what a great tape I can't friggin find it, think someone clipped it on me

can't think of any more right now, I will add later

 

I would like to see Ringo Starr and His Fourth All Starr Band. It featured Peter Frampton, Jack Bruce, Simon Kirke and Gary Brooker. What a band and what a show!!! I'm glad my VHS still is in great condition.

 

Sunshine Daydream = The Grateful Dead.

 

- The U2 and Stones titles already mentioned
- R.E.M. - Succumbs
- 10,000 Maniacs - Unplugged
- The Beatles - Compleat Beatles
- Various - Ready, Steady, Go!
- The Band - The Band Is Back

 

No, you didn't. It'd be a good one to get.

Yes and yes. (Anything that came out after "Day" also came out after "Rain")

You're thinking of the simply titled Prince and the Revolution "Live". It was shot in Syracuse in March 1985 - end of the "Rain" tour and about a week before the release of "Day". The video came out in August 1985 IIRC.

The best Prince to get on DVD? "Sign O the Times", though I'd also kill for the "Lovesexy" show that aired on European TV. I THINK there was a Japanese LD of the latter but I never actually saw it. Heck, I'd kill for THAT - anything to allow me to retire my lousy bootleg videotape!

 

The Beatles - Let It Be

 

The aforementioned U2 concerts & some form of "Best of 80-90;" REM's Succumbs; Rosanne Cash/Interiors Live; Richard Thompson/Across A Crowded Room; Peter Gabriel/POV & Tears For Fears/Going To California.

Would like to see Midnight Oil's Black Rain Falls and Supertramp's Brother Where You Bound, but that seems unlikely since some selections from each of these videos have been released on 20,000 Watt RSL and The Story So Far, respectively. Unfortunately the Brother Where You Bound short film is the one that's MIA.

 

Yep. The videos for "My Own Way", "Careless Memories", "Lonely In Your Nightmare", and "Nightboat" are not on the Duran Duran Greatest DVD. Plus I really like the way they were sequenced on the LD. The new DVD is nice since it has all of the hits and has some pretty cool stuff in the way of easter eggs hidden on the discs.

 

Rolling Stones on Ed Sullivan

The Johnny Cash Show (don't tell me about licensing the music problems-if they can clear it for the Flip Wilson Show or the Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour-then they can do it for the MAN IN BLACK)

The Beatles at Shae Stadium- in fact-I bet they might could make an IMAX out of this-just imagine

All Beatle/Stones/Who 60's promos

Musical acts on the Smothers Brothers Show-Who, Simon-Garfunkel, Buffalo Springfield

Rockshow-Wings with remastered video/audio and bonus features with commentary by Sir Paul himself (you may say I'm a dreamer)

Both John Lennon "One-to-One" concerts in NYC

Ready Steady Go episodes

Shindig-in COLOR-if any exist-which some probably do

 

the Crowded House farewell concert at Sydney Opera House
Bruce Springsteen plugged (I know it's not the best Bruce concert, but it's Bruce)

 

I have a real nice quality bootleg of their appearances on Ed Sullivan from 1964-69. Even has an alternate take of the Jumpin' Jack Flash video where they're playing and singing live rather than lip syncing.

 

1.Everything Beatlematt listed.
2.The Knack At Carnegie Hall-it was on Laserdisc...

 

YES!!!!...just recorded in NY...I'm waiting patiently for November!.