vedderstapp

My pre orders alone:

Pearl Jam: Live At The Garden
Tenacious D: The Masterworks
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Live At Slone Castle
Guns N' Roses: Use You Illusion Parts 1 & 2

To add to:

Pearl Jam: Live At The Showbox
Audioslave DVD EP
Norah Jones: Live

am I the only one getting into this?

Brain Stew

I know what you mean.

Companies are starting to churn out DVDs, hell Neil Young has about 7 out right now.

I personally am only going to concentrate on getting music video DVDs first, and concerts later.

vedderstapp

I'm the other way around, actually

fnordboy

I have a fair number of music DVDs so far including:

Gorillaz (R2)
the Smiths - Complete Picture
Poster Children - Zero Stars
Bjork: Greatest Hits - Volumen
Christian Death - Live
Autechre
Maaya Sakamoto
The Might Be Giants - Direct from Brooklyn
Bauhaus
and a few more

On order or am anxiously awaiting:

Dead Milkmen
Belle & Sebastian - For Fans Only
Tenacious D (though I wouldn't consider this a music DVD so much as I am buying this for the TV Show mainly, it was a favorite)

blindrocket

EDIT: I seem to have misunderstood the title, what I have aren't Audio DVDs, they are Video DVDs.

I have the Tool Salival box set. Awesome.
I had a Rage Against the Machine in Mexico City concert DVD, but traded it off because it wasn't that good. I'd rather have the other Rage Against the Machine DVD that came bundled with the Ghost of Tom Joad CD single.
I plan on buying more Music DVDs however.

JimRochester

I have a few, but my uncle is way over top. He has close to 300 music/concert DVD's

scottp120

Can't wait for the Rush dvd coming out Tuesday. I only have maybe 5 music dvds inlcuding Cliff 'Em All, Alice In Chains, AC/DC and some others.

victant

Music DVD's are slowly infiltrating my shelf. I picked up most of them pre-viewed (pre-listened?) and do not regret any of my purchases.

In fact, I've already started to get a few preorders in!

nickmondo1

Insane clown posse bootlegged in LA. great great show for all juggalos and the dvd is phresh as hell.

DonnachaOne

I've got too many!

I've even got imports of the BRIT awards winners compilations. Over twenty music videos on each, and I just love my pop music...

RichDB10

I actually find myself watching my own collection of music DVD's far more often than the other DVD's in my collection be they concert performances or just collections of videos.

Josh-da-man

I have "Metallica: Cliff'em All," "Sarah McLachlan Mirrorball," "Sarah McLachlan Video Collection," and "Iron Maiden Visions of the Beast."

Plan on picking up "The Cure: Trilogy" and "Queensryche Operation LiveCrime" one of these days.

I was a bit disappointed that "The Cure Greatest Hits" wasn't a comprehensive package, as there were some omissions, like "Caterpillar." I'm sitting out this one and waiting for a better collection.

Also a little disappointed that a lot of the concert DVDs that are being released are of more recent material, rather than bands in their primes. Like getting "Rock in Rio" from Iron Maiden rather than "Live After Death" and "Trilogy" from The Cure rather than "The Cure in Orange."

SNKapcom

I've been becoming increasingly interested in them, I only have Incbus vol. 2, but I just bought 311: Enlarged to show Detail 1 and 2 off of ebay.

mzupeman2

I like how some concerts from bands are on DVD, I love picking those up. As far as the music DVD's that are just audio, meh, I'm not really into that.

And I love how groups like Insane Clown Posse call their DVD concerts that are OFFICIAL releases 'bootlegs', even though it was filmed by somebody that was hired by them and released through all the normal retail motions, lol.

Gyno Rhino

Iron Maiden - Rock in Rio

Awesome disc.

Damage

I have a fair amount of concert DVDs and I find they're the ones I watch most. My top three concert DVDs are probably Motorhead's "Boneshaker", Slayer's "War at the Warfield" and Ministry's "SphincTOUR." (Yes, I'm a metalhead!) But once "Rush in Rio" comes out tomorrow, you can kiss the rest of my collection good-bye for at least a month!

Brain Stew

For some reason, Caterpillar, Close to Me[Closer Remix] and Pictures of You are hidden on the dvd. For instructions to access them, go here:

http://www.eeggs.com/items/32362.html (the person that wrote the instruction calls caterpillar, butterfly for some reason)

andybrew

Im surprised no one has mentioned the LEd Zeppelin DVD that came out last june i think. It has to be the best music DVD i have ever seen, hands down. The audio and video is absolutely phenomenal.
I also have the Cure: Trilogy dvd which is also Very Very excellent.
Im planning up the Rush Dvd as well at some point.

MrE

Music (concert) DVDs were one of my main reasons for buying a player. Well, movies too.

Yakuza Bengoshi

Me too! Well if you include TV shows too.

warcp

don't t think they were mentioned above, but the nine inch nails and underworld live dvd's are awesome.

djbrown

No Doubt has a DVD box set due out this time next month that sounds cool.

Mike Long

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one with a music DVD obsession. As someone who grew up with MTV and misses music videos, I love collecting video compilations.

My collection (thus far):
Alice in Chains: Music Bank
Alice in Chains: Unplugged
The All-American Rejects: Too Bad For Hell...
Anthrax: Return of the Killer A's
The Cult: DVD Anthology
Depeche Mode: One Night In Paris
Dokken: One Live Night
Fear Factory: Digital Connectivity
Iron Maiden: Live After Death
Iron Maiden: Rock in Rio
Iron Maiden: Visions of the Beast
Iron Maiden: Wildest Dreams DVD Single (R2)
Jimmy Eat World: DVD/EP
Linkin Park: Fart Party at the Pancake Festival
Mudvayne: Not Falling DVD Single
Nine Inch Nails: And All That Could Have Been (Dolby)
Nine Inch Nails: And All That Could Have Been (DTS)
The Police: Every Breath You Take
Powerman 5000: Backstage and Beyond the Infinite
Queensryche: Operation Livecrime
Queensryche: Building Empires
Radiohead: 7 Television Commercials
Smashing Pumpkins: 1991-2000
Sum 41: Introduction to Destruction
U2: The Best of 1990-2000

cdollaz

The Kiss on Cure Trilogy is absolutely outstanding.

007bugs

I'm also semi-new to music video DVDs, but considering their cost vs. buying CDs, I'm sure I'll have a lot more soon.
Rush in Rio (as of Tues, should be awesome!)
Stevie Ray Vaughan Live from Austin (excellent concert video)
Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at the el Mocambo (excellent concert video)
Led Zeppelin DVD (excellent concert video as you all know)
Genesis - the way we walk (decent concert video, wife's favorite group)
B.B. King: The Jazz Channel Presents: BET on Jazz (haven't watched yet)
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night (movie really, but pretty cool)
Beatles, The - Yellow Submarine (same as above, kids love it)
Billy Joel - Essential Video Collection (videos mostly, ok but wouldn't buy it again)
The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Live in Japan (very good, fun to watch or listen)
Nickelback - Live at Home (haven't watched yet, bought for son)
Peter Gabriel - Secret World Live (haven't watched yet)
Queen - Greatest Video Hits 1 (videos mostly, ok but wouldn't buy it again)
Keb' Mo' - Sessions at West 54th (this one is great!)
Dave Matthews Band - Listener Supported (very good DMB, same as PBS special)
Harry Connick Jr. - The New York Big Band Concert (good, but old stuff)
The Dixie Chicks - An Evening With The Dixie Chicks (haven't watched yet, bought for daughter)
Les Miserables - In Concert (good, more like a musical than concert)
Queen - Live at Wembley '86 (very good, recommend to Queen fans)
Phil Collins - Face Value (documentary with music, wouldn't recommend)
Rush - Chronicles (only Rush available, about half videos and half live, decent)
Utopia - Redux '92 Live in Japan (good if you like rundgren/utopia)
Sade - Life Promise Pride Love (haven't watched yet)
Sade - Live Concert Home Video (very good overall)
Queensryche Operation Livecrime (VHS, great concert, need to upgrade to the DVD!)