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Comming to DVD;

The Last Waltz is coming in mid May.I saw the film in 1978 at one of the great theaters in Hollywood--Pantages/Chinese.After watching; I bought the vinyl the next day.--It put the reality of how bad my equipment was at the time--in my face.I mean they did play it loud! Some great performances--an "allstar" cast.I would expect it'll be great audio to say the least.I might expect future polls for favorite dvd concert to include this. --I mean,they had plenty of time to get it right.
avguygeorge
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audiotomb
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I also buy few movies but enjoy concert dvd's

the best
steely dan - two against nature
u2 - elevation
joni mitchell - shadows and light (with Jaco and Methany)
ricki lee jones - live at the beacon
james taylor
the classic album discs (U2, Steely, EJ, Fleetwood)
I have about 30 music discs so I probably forgot something nice

awaiting a peter gabriel or liz phair dvd release!
whknopp0713
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I have bought only a few DVD's, as I can't see the point of watching even the best films more that a couple of times. But I do have a few concert DVD's, and this is clearly the highest use of a DVD player.

Any votes for best concert DVD?

Stop Making Sense is a great one. Tom Petty's High Grass Dogs is also a fun show. The IMAX film of the Stones' Steel Wheels rounds out my top 3.
cornfedboy
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that's cool, george. the band's farewell concert made one of the best duble albums ever. my sons, too, loved to play it when they were just kids. -kelly
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