kramdenfan

I've recently been adding more to my live performances on DVD collection, and was thinking who else I'd like to have a live show from, that aren't in sight any time soon (if ever). Here's my list of performances I'd like to have (not video collections):

The Tragically Hip
Motley Crue (with Tommy Lee on drums)
The Who, performing Quadrophenia from the 96-97 tour
Live, from their Throwing Copper tour
Queensryche, MTV Unplugged
Twister Sister (anything from Stay Hungry or Come Out and Play)

Anyone else have live shows they'd like to see on DVD that aren't out?

Flashback

US Festival. ('83)

1983 US Festival
Schedule of Performers
in order of appearance:

Saturday May 28th:
Divinyls [11:20 - 11:50 am],
INXS [12:20 - 12:55 pm]
Wall of Voodoo [1:25 -2:40]
Oingo Boingo [2:40 - 3:40]
The English Beat [4:10 - 5:10]
Flock ofSeagulls [5:40 - 6:40]
Stray Cats [7:10 - 8:20]
Men At Work [8:50 -10:00]
The Clash [10:30 - midnight].



Sunday May 29th:
Quiet Riot [12:10 - 12:50 pm]
Motley Crue [1:20 - 2:20]
Ozzy Osbourne [2:50 - 4:00]
Judas Priest [4:30 - 5:40]
Triumph [6:10 - 7:20]
Scorpions [7:55 - 9:10]
Van Halen [10:00 - midnight]



Monday May 30th:
Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul [9:15 - 9:50 am]
Berlin [10:15 -10:50 am]
Quarterflash [11:15 - 11:50 am]
U2 [12:20 - 1:10 pm]
Missing Persons [1:40 - 2:40]
Pretenders [3:10 - 4:10]
Joe Walsh [4:40 - 5:50],
Stevie Nicks [6:20 - 7:30]
David Bowie [8:00 - 10:00 pm]



Saturday June 4th: Country Day:
Riders In The Sky [11:30 am - 12:15 pm], Thrasher Brothers [12:45 - 1:25pm]
Ricky Skaggs [1:45 - 2:20]
Hank Williams Jr. [2:50 - 3:50]
Emmylou Harris & The Hot Band [4:35 - 5:35]
Waylon Jennings [6:10 - 7:10]
Alabama [7:45 - 9:15]
Willie Nelson [10:00 - midnight]

dollfins1

The Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary Concert. I actually had the privledge of attending this gala event. Concert lasted all day and most of the night (12 hrs+) and some highlights included the Led Zep Reunion (w/jason bonham on drums), Genesis Reunion (w/ Phil not Peter), Foreigner, Bee Gees, the Young Rascals, Iron Butterfly, Yes, ELP and many, many other old and new acts. The show was partially simulcast on HBO and was a standout concert even among the hundreds of other concerts I've seen and definitely needs a dvd release.

Turd Ferguson

Any good Police shows

kramdenfan

I'd love to see that US Festival; that would make a great box set!

Another one to add to my list is the Monsters of Rock tour from the late 80s, headlined by Van Halen.... (I can't find a list of performers on the net- if anyone has a list, I'd appreciate them posting!)

Giles

I'd love to see MTV release their "Live from the 10 Spot" series

which included
- Green Day
- The Prodigy
- Radiohead

Oasis (MTV acoustic performance)

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Pulp - Live from the Park (Finsbury show)
Travis - Storyteller (VH1 performance)

woofman

I'll add the obligatory Live After Death DVD, which is in the works I believe to be included with the next "Early Years" release.

megashock5

Sign 'O' The Times (an official WB release)

toneloc

Under a Blood Red Sky,
U2 Live at Red Rocks

Dubya

I would love to finally replace my old Synchronicity tour VHS tape along with U2's ZOO TV tour tape.

Jason

When I saw it, it was:

Kingdom Come
Metallica (right before ...And Justice for All came out)
Dokken
Scorpions
Van Hager

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Urgh! A Music War

KurtR

Phish's famous New Years Eve Show(could someone help me with the year?) and the one with the giant hot dog.

oppie1

nirvana and Pearl Jam mtv unplugged

Buford T Pusser

strong agreement


that's what I was going to post.

BJacks

Another thumbs up for Nirvana Unplugged. I'd also like to see a Stone Temple Pilots disc, preferably from the Core tour.

tommyp007

Amen!!!!

jpdude

the FULL Live Aid concert...ALL of it, and in chronological order....not the condensed version that they released.

mndtrp

U2's Red Rocks gets another vote from me.

I'll add:

Tool's Lateralus tour (come on, you said you would years ago)
Fear Factory's Slave Labor tour (yeah, you said you would as well)
Faith No More/Mr. Bungle (either one, not sure if they have been released yet or not)

Everything else I can think of is already out.

The Infidel

Yep. That was the list. I still have the t-shirt I bought at the show to confirm this.

CreatureX

Nirvana's Halloween '91 show in Seattle, WA.

uteotw

YES--W/a remastered picture and digital surround sound.
Let's get it done!

SpaceBoy

Love to have a few mentioned plus the Smashing Pumpkins final show at the Metro that went over 4 hours..

G-Rex

TOOL - Lateralus tour (last 6 shows were filmed and DVD rumored)

....but still waiting.

Rogue588

I doubt WB would go after the rights.

However, he could get off his ass and release any number of shows he's done. Ironic that the one he DID release was probably the worst show i've ever seen him do [not counting the vinyl blue suit staged ridiculousness of Rave].