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AC/DC - all of them so far
Alice Cooper Live in Montreaux
NIN - Beside You In Time
Heaven and Hell - Radio City Music Hall Live
Stone Temple Pilots - Alive From the Windy City


There's more but that's all I can think of right now.

Tom Petty - Live in Concert
Dinosaur Jr. - Live at the 9:30 Club

...i've got a couple others but they weren't originally shot in HD

The ones I own and love:

Roy Orbison- Black & White Night (underrated IMO)
Rolling Stones- Ladies & Gentleman AND Some Girls
The Doors- Live at the Hollywood Bowl.
The Cure- Trilogy
Led Zeppelin- SRTS

I want to upgrade my NIN- Beside You In Time DVD

Foo Fighters Live at Wembley Stadium
The Killers Live from the Royal Albert Hall

A lesser known band in the states and an import, but Within Temptation's Black Symphony Blu-ray is one of my favorites.

"Weird Al" Yankovic - The Alpocalypse Tour is the only one I have so far. I've been wanting to import the Sex Pistols one from the UK

Chicago/Earth Wind & Fire. I have the HD-DVD so the Blu-ray is probably the same quality.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band: London Calling: Live In Hyde Park
U2: 360° at the Rose Bowl

AC/DC at Riverplate
AC/DC at Donnington
Nine Inch Nails Beside You in Time
Led Zeppelin Celebration Day
The Tea Party: Reformation Tour
Adele Live at Royal Albert Hall
Shakira Oral Fixation Tour
Sade Bring Me Home Live
LCD Soundsystem - Shut Up and Play the Hits (good documentary and their last concert which is almost 4 hours long)

U2: 360 at the Rose Bowl

Muse: Live From Rome Olympic Stadium

Garbage: One Mile High ... Live

Peter Gabriel: Secret World Live

I'll add Nightwish - Showtime, Storytime

I haven't seen the Nightwish one yet - it's pretty new I think?

Yeah, late last year. It has Floor Jansen doing the vocals, the show was fairly recently after she replaced Anette. I have mixed feelings on that.

(really hoping Within Temptation does several US dates with their Hydra tour)

unfortunately from what I've read is not the full concert...

I was wondering about this new one. I have End of An Era, and the sound is 5.1 stereo and sounds like complete ass.

Adele - Live at the Royal Albert Hall

The Police- Certifiable

Stop Making Sense, of course.

Judas Priest: Epitaph

I was at that show.

It isn't, but still, it's 24 songs, something like an hour and a half long, and the quality is excellent. You shouldn't hesitate to buy it.

I wonder why U2 Rattle and Hum has not been released in the U.S.?

Tori Amos Live at Montreax 1991 and 1992
Two concerts featuring a very young and talented Tori Amos.

Kreator - Dying Alive
I picked up this Blu-ray/CD import recently and was impressed by the audio/video quality.

I can't believe I forgot that one! Absolutely a must-own.
I'm jealous! I saw them in St. Louis on a previous tour and they were fantastic.
It's been out in the U.S. for years.