Music DVDs

Music DVDS:

• What have you got?
  
  
• What titles do you recommend?
  
  
• What titles are you looking for?

My three favorite Music DVDs are:

• Nirvana: Live! Tonight! Sold Out!!
  
  
• Pixies: Sell Out
  
  
• Slayer: Still Reigning

I really wanna get Metallica: Français Pour Une Nuit and Nirvana: Live at Reading

The ones in bold are the ones I watch the most and would recommend.

Aerosmith - Big Ones - The Videos
Christina Aguilera - Stripped - Live in the UK
Johnny Cash - Live at Montreux 1994
Barenaked Ladies - Barenaked Ladies
Kenny Chesney - When the Sun Goes Down
Kenny Chesney - Greatest Hits Video Collection
Kelly Clarkson - Behind Hazel Eyes
Melissa Ethridge - Live...and Alone
Heart - The Road Home
Jewel - Live at Humphrey's by the Bay
Journey - Greatest Hits 1978-1997
Alicia Keys - Unplugged
Sarah McLachlan - Mirrorball
Metallica - A year and half in the life of Metallica
Metallica - S&M
Metallica - Some Kind of Monster
Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
Pink Floyd - Pulse
Pussycat Dolls - PCD Live from London
Bruce Springsteen - Complete Video Anthology 1978 - 2000
Gwen Stefani - Harajuku Lovers Live
Live 8
Queen - Live at Wembley Stadium
Joss Stone - Mindy Body & Soul Session in Concert
Trans Siberian Orchestra - The Ghost of Christmas Eve
A Prarie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor - 30th Broadcast Season Celebration
Ray - GENIUS - A Night for Ray Charles
Woodstock 1994
Woodstock 1999
Young@Heart
The Concert for New York City
Saturday Night Live - 25 Years of Music
America - A Tribute to Heroes


I still would like to get:
Heart - Alive in Seattle
Woodstock - 40th Anniversary
Monterey Pop
It Might Get Loud
The Rolling Stones - Shine a Light

the only music dvd i own is the dvd of the weird al videos.

Marilyn Manson- Dead To The World (VHS)
Marilyn Manson- God Is On The TV (VHS)
Marilyn Manson- Guns, God and Goverment World Tour
Marilyn Manson- Guns, God and Goverment Live IN LA (Bluray)
Marilyn Manson- Lest We Forget Best of Music Videos (came with the CD)
Nine Inch Nails- Closure (VHS)
Nine Inch Nails- And All That Could Have Been
Nine Inch Nails- Beside You In Time
The Cure- Trilogy
Cradle Of Filth- Heavy, Left-Handed and Candid
Korn: Live in Montreux 2004

I would love to get a David Bowie DVD with all the videos...

Genesis - Live at Wembley
Genesis - The Way We Walk live
Genesis - When In Rome
Genesis - The Video Show
Peter Gabriel - Growing Up live
Phil Collins - The First Final Farewell Tour - Live in Paris
Rush - Rush In Rio
Rush - R30
Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii
Pink Floyd - Pulse
Dream Theater - Metropolis: Live Scenes from New York
Dream Theater - Live At Budokan
Dream Theater - Score
Dream Theater - Chaos in Motion
Neal Morse - Testify live
G3 - Live in Tokyo
Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere
Rolling Stones - Martin Scorsese's Shine A Light
Bob Dylan - Martin Scorsese's No Direction Home
Led Zep - DVD
Led Zep - The Song Remains The Same
The Who - The Kids Are Alright
Dave Matthews Band - Folson Fields
Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town: Live in Australia
Pantera - Vulgar Videos
Lamb of God - Killadelphia
Opeth - The Roundhouse Tapes
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
Bon Jovi - Crush Tour

Currently trying to complete all of the Beatles & Frank Zappa movies/live shows


Drum instructional DVDS:
Mike Portnoy's Liquid Drum Theater vol.1&2
Mike Portnoy's In Constant Motion
Thomas Lang's Creative Control
Thomas Lang's Creative Co-Ordination & Advanced Foot Technique
Steve Gadd - Hudson Music Masters Series

Here's the ones I have at the moment:

AC/DC Family Jewels
American Hardcore: The History of American Punk Rock 1980-86
Anvil: The Story of Anvil
Epica: We Will Take You With Us
Get Thrashed: The Story of Thrash Metal
Iron Maiden Flight 666: The Movie
Johnny Cash: Live at the Montrenx
Johnny Cash: Live in Ireland
Johnny Cash: The Best of the Johnny Cash Show 1969-71 2 Disc Version
Journey: The Videos
KISS My Ass
KISSology Volume 1
KISSology Volume 2
KISSology Volume 3
Lita Ford: The Complete video collection
Pink Floyd: The Wall
The Marshall Tucker Band: Live from the Garden State 1981
Wendy O. Williams and The Plasmatics:The DVD

I don't have a lot. I generally think it's pretty boring to watch bands perform on TV. I'd rather see them in concert and haven't bought a concert DVD in years. Documentaries/biographies are cool though.

KISS - Exposed
KISS - Konfidential & X-Treme Close Up
KISS - Live in Las Vegas
KISS - Symphony
KISS - Kissology, Vol 1.
Alice Cooper - Brutally Live
Alice Cooper - Trashes the World
Judas Priest - Electric Eye
Van Halen - Live Without A Net
Essential Music Videos: '80s Rock
Metal: A Headbanger's Journey (AMAZING documentary)
Jeff Scott Soto - One Night In Madrid

I actually would like to own Kissology Vols. 2 & 3 though just because I'm a KISS freak. I can't believe they haven't gone down in price yet.

Plus, I'm waiting on the release of The Decline of the Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years. It's been "in the works" for like 10 years. Darn it, just hand a VHS copy over to some low budget DVD company and let them do a direct transfer.

Metal Misfit wrote:I actually would like to own Kissology Vols. 2 & 3 though just because I'm a KISS freak. I can't believe they haven't gone down in price yet.

Yeah I agree with you there! I ended up getting all three of my copies from a used CD/DVD store by me for like $12 a piece.

Metal Misfit wrote:Plus, I'm waiting on the release of The Decline of the Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years. It's been "in the works" for like 10 years. Darn it, just hand a VHS copy over to some low budget DVD company and let them do a direct transfer.

I couldn't agree with you more. I have seen it a few times over the last few years due to IFC playing it uncut every once in a while.

I got a Korn dvd. Two dvds that came in the Twisted albums Man's Myth and Mutant. I got Legend of the Wu-Tang Clan. At least I think that is what its called. And a dvd of Amon Amarth that came with their Twilight of the Thunder God. Oh yeah, and a Slipknot one. And RoadRunner Records 25th Anniversary dvd.

pumkinheadfan wrote:I couldn't agree with you more. I have seen it a few times over the last few years due to IFC playing it uncut every once in a while.

Yeah, I'm usually glued to the TV whenever IFC plays it. It's such an interesting documentary. Penelope Spheeris should do a follow up either focusing on the new hair/glam/sleaze scene or going back and talking to the same artists again and finding out what they've been up to since. I'd really love to know what some of those "but I'm gonna make it... I know I am" guys are doing right now.

Metal Misfit wrote:

pumkinheadfan wrote:I couldn't agree with you more. I have seen it a few times over the last few years due to IFC playing it uncut every once in a while.

Yeah, I'm usually glued to the TV whenever IFC plays it. It's such an interesting documentary. Penelope Spheeris should do a follow up either focusing on the new hair/glam/sleaze scene or going back and talking to the same artists again and finding out what they've been up to since. I'd really love to know what some of those "but I'm gonna make it... I know I am" guys are doing right now.

Have you ever seen that Heavy: The Story of Metal documentary on VH1. They interviewed Penelope Spheeris about that doc and she talked about how she asked everyone she was interviewing how they wanted to be interviewed. Such as Gene said he had to be interviewed with beautiful women, Ozzy couldn't care less and Chris Holmes just wanted to drink during his interview. The part I found interesting was that Penelope Spheeris originally thought Chris Holmes' interview was a wreck. She said that she got done with interview and thought to herself that they didn't get anything that could be put into the film. It wasn't until she was reviewing the tapes from the interview that it struck her that his interview was more disturbing than she could have ever imagined.

Yup.

Metal Misfit wrote:Yup.

I should have figured. I always forget that I don't have to explain to fellow metal fans. I was going to ask you a question regarding Alice Cooper. There was a DVD release a few years back of a Alice Cooper movie from the 70's. It was Live show footage inter-cut with funny skits. Do you happen to know what it was called? My friend and I watched it at work one night, but I have since forgotten the title and never remember to ask him when I talk to him.

Doesn't ring a bell but from what I could find online I'm guessing you're referring to Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper?

Metal Misfit wrote:Doesn't ring a bell but from what I could find online I'm guessing you're referring to Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper?

That's It! If you haven't seen it yet you should.It was a pretty good movie from the live footage side of it(the skits were kinda goofy and didn't have anything to do with the music). I was told that it was shown in theaters overseas double billed with KISS meets the Phantom of the Park. What a double bill!

That's funny.

I want to see the '86 concert film The Nightmare Returns.

BTW - If you're a KISS fan, you should check out the Exposed DVD. It's kinda done the same way. Concert clips, music videos and then wacky skits in between.

Metal Misfit wrote:That's funny.

I want to see the '86 concert film The Nightmare Returns.

Is it out on DVD? I really need to watch more of Alice's stuff! I seen him in 03 (I believe it was his dirty diamonds tour) and it was a blast!

Yep, $10 at CDUniverse.com

Metal Misfit wrote:BTW - If you're a KISS fan, you should check out the Exposed DVD. It's kinda done the same way. Concert clips, music videos and then wacky skits in between.

I know of KISS Exposed(I think it had been on tape). I just figured that all that stuff got put on the last Kissology( I haven't gotten all the way through the 3rd volume yet), but if it hasn't I will get around to picking it up soon enough for sure!

I'll also look into that 86 show of Alice's. $10 bucks is the right price for this metal head!