Music related DVD's

What do you have?

I have:

American Pop
The Band - The Last Waltz
The Doors - Collection (Hollywood Bowl, The Soft Parade and Dance On Fire)
The Doors - No One Here Gets Out Alive
The Doors - Soundstage Perfrormance
David Gilmour - Live In Concert
Gimmie Shelter
Heavy Metal
Isle of Wight - Message to Love
Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same
Monterey Pop Festival 1967
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Roger Waters - In the Flesh
The Who^ - Tommy
Woodstock 69


edit: forgot to include zep

Just Woodstock. I'm a loser.

isle of wight
woodstock

i want to get the new 3 dvd monterey pop set.

we only just got a dvd player so i've only got Santana - Supernatural

I have only Dave's DVD but now I'd like to get Queen's Greatest Video Hits I. As for Floyd performance some of you would like to know that Knebworth 90 has been released on a 2-DVD set. In Europe, at least.

David Gilmour - Live In Concert
Echo & The Bunnymen - Live In Liverpool

Is the Knebworth dvd worth getting? I can't remember who else was on beside Floyd.

I have:

In The Flesh - Live
Peter Frampton - Live in Detroit
G3 In Concert (Satriani-Vai-Johnson)
Queensryche - Live Evolution
Dream Theater- Metropolis 2000: Scenes from New York

Plan to get:

DG - Live in Concert and that Echo & The Bunnymen DVD Cheese just mentioned.

Buy it, buy it now!

I have the videotape somewhere, but now I can remember Paul McCartney, Robert Plant, Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler.

Hmmmm, probably not then!

Thanks Yannis, I did not know about Knebworth being released on DVD, or VHS for that matter. What members of floyd were there? How many songs did they play? Amazon says that Shine On and Sorrow made it to the VHS but are there more on the dvd? One review said that the audio is not synced to the video as well as the vhs was.

It was 1990 so Pink Floyd are obviously Gilmour-Wright-Mason. Candy Dulfer is on saxophone, replacing Scott Page, Michael Kamen plays additional keyboards and Clare Torry joins the choir. The DVD contains two songs from Pink Floyd, as well as the VHS, I don't know anything about synch problems tho because I didn't get the DVD.

I'm not sure two songs would be enough of an incentive to buy a two dvd set. For me anyway.

Same here.

I've got The Wall and The Who Live At Royal Albert Hall. I want to get The Who's performance at Monterray Pop as well. And I recently heard about some Queen DVD, which would be cool. Though I did breakdown and by Pompeii on VHS, I'm highly anticipating that one.