Best concert movies?

Oh yeah, I have that EJ vid. That is pretty bad-ass since it was kind of his debut nationally.

I've got a bunch, I'll recap later.
 
This was THE most incredible concert I've ever seen...it made a huge fan out of a neutral party (my old guitarist in a former band) when I took him.

Footage and audio was provided free by TR, and the fans did the editing and production. Mind-blowingly good:

 
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+100.

Rush: The BluRay from their Time Machine Tour - although it's ironic in that new standards in video clarity happen with all band members rapidly approaching retirement age. Yow.

Really good, but I prefer Rush in Rio - 1) It was IIRC shot on videotape instead of that GD HD 24fps crap - has a much more "live" visual to it, and 2) as mentioned in another thread, the crowd is just insane - I mean, 60,000+ all singing along to the NOTES in YYZ?? :messedup:
 
You bastards have missed out a couple of pretty essential ones.

Queen - live at Wembley (although I personally prefer the Queen Rock Montreal dvd)
Iron Maiden - Live After Death

Also, hate them as much as you want, but Dream Theater's "Score" is really good.

Other favourites include:
Flower Kings - Meet the Flower Kings (not 100% live, but sound and song selection incredibly good imo)
Transatlantic - Whirl'd tour 2010: Live in London (again, not everyone's bag, but a spectacularly good concert).
 
yeah, that Queen in Montreal is awesome!

I couldn't pick just one Maiden one...:embarrassed:
can I say all of them?
 
I KNOW! :grin:
can't wait!
though it'll be a while before I can get it..
also:

 
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David Gilmour: The live BluRay from his "On an Island" tour.

I've got his David Gilmour In Concert DVD and loved it, especially his rendition of RT's "Dimming of the Day"

I'll have to pick that one up, as I have the On an Island CD already and really liked it.
 
One to rule them all.

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Mark said concert video, not exercise video.

the Rome concert mojofilter posted is soooo much better. soooo less pretentious.
 
Tom Petty, The Last DJ filmed at the Olympic Auditorium. I was at the concert in 2001. Bought the DVD some years later. Brought back great memories and as a bonus my wife & I are in the movie on the floor in the audience.
 
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