The Infidel

So which of those dusty VHS tapes of your faithful musical heroes would you like to see converted to DVD? Or which artists would you like to see releases of who have never even had much released on VHS, let alone DVD?

Here's my list:

Van Halen: Live Without A Net (1986)
Prince and the Revolution: Live (1985)
Sign Of The Times (Prince concert film, 1987)
Styx: Caught In The Act (1983)
King Crimson: Three Of A Perfect Pair (Live In Japan, 1984)
King Crimson: The Noise (Live at Frejus, 1982)
Rush: Exit Stage Left (1981 or 1982)
any mid-1970's Queen concerts that might exist

And for anyone who might like this kind of music, I highly recommend Harry Connick, Jr.'s new "Only You, Live" DVD, recorded in high definition.

astvilla99

i went to their concert in sydney in january so id say evanescence

Max Bottomtime

Paul McCartney Unplugged. I have a bootleg, but the quality is worse than VHS.

emanon

Pearl Jam and Nirvana unplugged....although I've got DVD-R boots of both, I'd much prefer to spend so caish on an original, better quality ocpy of 'em.

PopcornTreeCt

gutwrencher

Crimson rules...in my book. pick up Eyes Wide Open and Deja Vroom...great stuff.

my list of wants:

Allan Holdsworth-Live In Japan...domestic release.
Happy the Man
Magma Live
Scott Henderson and Tribal Tech
even MORE Steve Hackett
Max Webster w/ Kim Mitchell
Camel
more live Steve Morse Band
Pink Floyd-Animals Tour

texasgator

Some of my old favorite VHS music tapes:

U2 at Red Rocks
Cure in Orange
The The vs. The World

asianxcore

Ozzfest 97? I think. I have it on VHS. I just want it for Neurosis, Earth Crisis, and Sepultura's performances. all great.

astvilla99

there are no evanescence dvds in australia r there any in usa or any good offspring dvds?

Kal-El

Mr. Big Live! in San Francisco
Mr. Big Live! Raw Like Sushi
Mr. Big Live! Japandemonium (see a pattern here?)
Skid Row Oh, Say Can you Scream
Extreme Photograffiti

drjay

I've been waiting for Nirvana Unplugged (and hey how about a real show of theirs too, I mean I want to see them smash some sh** live) for so long. I thought I read something about it being in the works a while ago? Although with all the legal battles between Grohl/Novoselic and Courtney "I Killed Kurt" Love, I'm sure it'll be a long time coming.

Dammit

Queensryche Unplugged would be cool. A lot of the unplugged stuff would be nice to hace actually.

shanester

John Mellencamp video collection

" A little ditty about Jack and Diane..."

marty888

Supposedly in the works, but not officially announced: LIVE AID

(I'll be hanging on to the 8 hours I taped at the time because they'll never release all that stuff on DVD.)

Giles

MTV's Live at the 10 performances:
Radiohead
Prodigy
Green Day

Pulp - The Park is Mine (Finsbury Park show)
Travis - Video collection
Oasis - Video collection

sataniko

Guns N' Roses: Live in Paris (Pay Per View Special)
Guns N' Roses: video trilogy (Don't Cry, November Rain, Estranged)
Joe Cocker: Live in Tokyo

woofman

Iron Maiden: Live After Death
You can order it on DVD on Ebay but its a bootleg.

wordtoyamotha

AC/DC Let There Be Rock Live in Paris 1980

Keith123

Fleetwood Mac Documentary and Live Concert (1981) -The last time I saw this was in the 1980's on an RCA Videodisc! Stevie Nicks does a fun version of "Angel" from the Tusk album in this one.

Fleetwood Mac in Concert: Mirage Tour (1982)

Stevie Nicks in Concert (1983)

Stevie Nicks I Can't Wait - collection of 6 music videos.

WillieTheShakes

No Nukes - The MUSE Movie

Tigger

I'd like to see:

A Billboard collection of top 20/30 videos of each year (primarily with the 80's)
Alanis Morissette Video Collection
Black and White performances of Oldies Legends in their prime (Little Richard, Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Louis Jordan, etc..)
Faith No More
Van Halen
Pearl Jam
Nirvana

shaggy

u2 zoo tV
u2 popmart
u2 live at red rocks
Cure Show
Pete Townshend Deep End Live
Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus
Beatles Let it Be

That is without even thinking.

DVD has been good for new releases, but the music back catalog has been dissapointing.

wordtoyamotha

Not to steer this thread too far off course, but I totally agree. When I first heard of the "concept" of dvd's I thought, "that would be great for music dvds...better audio...skipping tracks..." I've been pretty dissapointed thus far.

boc4ever

Good call on this. I have the uncut version on vhs but the quality is horrible. I'd also like to see the US Festival Performances also.

Adam and the Ants - Prince Charming Revue and Japan 81
Duran Duran - Live 1982
Iron Maiden - Live After Death
Pink Floyd - NY 1980, Earls court 1981
Ratt - Live 1983
Rainbow - Live Between the Eyes

Just to name a few others...

RichDB10

Depeche Mode - Devotional

New Order - Substance

and as mentioned earlier....would love to see Live Aid getting a release shortly as rumoured.