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Best sounding concert dvds

I love concert DVDs that are recorded well.  I'd like to hear your opinions on some of the best.  Not which music you like the best, but the best as far as presentation and what you'd pull out if you were to demo your system to someone.

Note: I don't care for Metal or obscure poorly recorded music. 

My favorites are:
Elton John One Night Only (most of his DVDs are recorded "pretty good" to "great")
Elton John at the Royal Albert Hall with orchestra (excellent recording)
Les Miserables (10th anniversary w/orchestra and choir)
Meatloaf 3 Bats Live (Aspen Miller and John Miceli is awesome on drums.. good recording)
Rod Stewart One Night Only (great recording, dynamic, and makes you feel like you're at the concert)

Anyway, those are some of my favorites, you can kinda see what kind of music I like live. 

I with Billy Joel would release a well recorded DVD in 5.1 but the two I had of him were brashy and thin sounding.


 
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grey9hound
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Cream  "Live at Royal Albert Hall 2005" (Bu-Ray)
John Mayer- "Where The Light Is" (Blu-Ray)
Roy Orbison and Friends: " A Black and White Night" (Blu_Ray)
Eric Clapton -"Crossroads Guitar Festival 2013"  (Blu-ray)
grey9hound
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@acresverde

@grey9...I was going to suggest "A Black and White Night" as well but decided not to because, as compelling as the talent line up and song selections are, I can’t honestly rate the sound as all that and a bag of chips. Quite satisfactory, though.

On Blu-Ray in DTS Master Audio 5.1 , the sound is excellent.
Did you hear it in this format?
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