Music DVD's

[imec]

Do you watch them? Do you buy them? Do you have a favorite?

Well, if you've seen my posts in the "Attending Concerts" thread it should come as no surprise that they are in fact another of my weaknesses and I have a collection of about a hundred.

I hate picking a favorite of anything but I'll offer ONE of my favorites. Yes that's a less flamboyant Elton John on the piano, yes that's Ringo Starr with the dreadful mullet and yes that's a stuffed tiger in the middle of the studio. Cheesy, campy, flaky and absolutely f'ing brilliant!

T. Rex - Born to Boogie

[traveler63]

Oh yes, we do. Our last one purchased was Cream at Prince Alberts Hall in London. It is awesome. We have several. Yes, we watch them. We have several Eric Claptons, Nora Jones etc.

[bixaorellana]

No, I don't buy music cds, but thank you for the above video ~~ whhoooooooooo!

[imec]

Jun 13, 2009 1:25:16 GMT traveler63 said:

Cream at Prince Alberts Hall in London.

Got it. It is a good one. Thinking about buying the recently released Clapton and Steve Winwood (Spencer Davis,Traffic) at MSG, NY.

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I have a Robbie Williams DVD somewhere, because I am no longer willing to go into such a massive crowd scene, but I wanted to see what one of his concerts was like.

[imec]

I don't mind the massive crowd scene if I'm up near the front - then much of the crowd "disappears".

Check this out K. The boys are looking pretty worn but their musical ability hasn't suffered one bit. The DVD is beautifully recorded and is filmed without any annoying effects. Another of my faves.

[imec]

Just bought Woodstock - 40th Anniversary Edition. Just to see casimira dance.

[traveler63]

Imec,

I am buying the 40th Woodstock this weekend. We had the Album, but over the years it has gone away.

[imec]

Well, it's become a bit of a sore point for me. Disc I got is defective - can't get the subtitles to turn off. It's going back. Didn't get to see casimira dance .