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GatorDeb 01-31-08 05:58 PM

The Concerts on HDM Thread
 
I'm really getting addicted to concerts on HDM. I just picked up the Blu-Ray version of Justin Timberlake's Madison Square Garden concert for $20+tax. The people that went to see him probably paid close to $100 and some of those people were so far up you can't even tell it's JT, so for me it's better on HDM on a big screen TV instead of live. I can watch it unlimitedly and I can skip to the song I want. And the tons of extras... :)

Anyone else picked this up or any other concert on DVD? I got coming the Beyonce one, the Child's Destiny one, the Shakira one, and the Celine Dion Vegas one (nope, never went to see it and I live in Vegas).

PhantomStranger 01-31-08 07:11 PM

The David Gilmour "Remember That Night" concert Blu-ray is phenomenal. Any Pink Floyd fan has to pick this up.

Drexl 01-31-08 07:30 PM

The problem for me is that it seems that most of them are artists I don't care for, like the ones Gatordeb mentioned, Dave Matthews Band, Toto, etc. I have The Last Waltz, The Song Remains the Same, and U2: Rattle and Hum though, if we're including concert films.

I probably should get the David Gilmour disc. Is his solo material good?

Logic 7 01-31-08 11:07 PM

Heart Alive in Seattle is great. Dolby True-HD

VAMPYRE XX 02-01-08 12:49 AM

The David Gilmore concert is awesome! He does tons of Pink Floyd songs and his solo stuff is very very good. It sounds amazing through a HDMI capable A/V reciever. Some of the best sound quality I have ever heard in my entire life. It doesn't get much better. The only negative is that it is only a 1080i transfer, but it still looks really great. The sound is flawless though.

bearkiss 02-01-08 05:18 AM

The NINE INCH NAILS title is one of my favorites! Great picture & sound (and it's available in Blu & HD for both sides to love! - also has all the bonus features that were on the sd release!)

Also the Alice Cooper Montreaux is a good one (although in 1080I)... (and a bummer about the Alice title is the sd release came with a bonus cd with part of the concert on it - the blu ray does not)

gumpaholic 02-01-08 03:09 PM

The Queen Live From Montreal & Live Aid is a fantastic Blu-ray disc! The PQ is outstanting for being a concert from 1981 and the AQ is bitchin' too!

Admiral7 02-01-08 03:27 PM

I have "The Eagles Live in Melbourne: Farewell Tour I" HD-DVD. It looks incredible. I also have "Elton John 60th Birthday at Madison Square Garden" which also looks great. I also have Justin Timberlake, which looks good, but not as good as the other two.

Interesting, gumpaholic, the review for your Queen Blu-ray said the picture quality was not good at all.

GatorDeb 02-01-08 03:41 PM

You mean the Elton John one looks better than the JT one? -eek-

Pick-up for sure, then.

GatorDeb 02-08-08 04:58 PM

Looking at the Elton John one now. Awesome quality. I'm REALLY getting into HDM concerts. Did anyone notice all the dust on the piano? You'd think someone would sweep it a little before the show :p

dsa_shea 02-08-08 05:11 PM

I want some Rush in HD.

Sparrow 02-08-08 05:35 PM

John Legend at the House of Blues, just discovered him while at a friend's party and they had it playing on their suped-up HD equipment. I spent way more time watching that show than mingling (very rude BTW). I plan to purchase it this month.

LivingINClip 02-08-08 06:30 PM

I've came extremely close to buying the NiN one, but just can't justify it. I almost never watch my concert DVDs. If I could find it used and cheap, I'd probably bite tho'.

cultshock 02-08-08 07:14 PM


Originally Posted by bearkiss
The NINE INCH NAILS title is one of my favorites! Great picture & sound (and it's available in Blu & HD for both sides to love! - also has all the bonus features that were on the sd release!)

Also the Alice Cooper Montreaux is a good one (although in 1080I)... (and a bummer about the Alice title is the sd release came with a bonus cd with part of the concert on it - the blu ray does not)

Those are the only two concert BDs I have so far. NIN looks and sounds incredible, I've rewatched it (or at least parts of it) many times. Alice Cooper was a pleasant surprise. I didn't know what to expect, and I found almost no reviews on it. But I took a chance with it, and the picture looks great, it's a very nice high def release (1080i yes, but as long as your TV does a good job at deinterlacing, it's not really an issue at all). I highly recommend it to Alice fans.


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