What Music DVD Are You Watching

[Recky]

Not a music dvd as such , but not bad …picked it up yesterday at JB hi fi

 

[E-Z]

LYNYRD SKYNYRD playing the Knebworth Rock Festival back in August 1976 when Skynyrd 'blew the stones off the stage' allegedly??.

Talking of rock bands playing Knebworth I wouldn't mind seeing the 1980s reformed DEEP PURPLE and MOUNTAIN playing the 1985 Knebworth festival IF IT WAS FILMED(?) (especially MOUNTAIN'S set in particular) and released on a double-disc DVD featuring both DEEP PURPLE & MOUNTAIN??.

 

[E-Z]

Currently I have been watching 'the Stones' at Altamont in early December 1969 and the events leading up to the staging of this notorious concert although the film GIMME SHELTER doesn't go into the full details of the background to this gig but the film footage is interesting and still worth watching some 53 years after the actual concert took place.

For a fuller picture into the background and the events leading up to the staging of this concert Joel Selvin's ALTAMONT book published in 2016 is worth searching out.

 

[E-Z]

I watched LED ZEPPELIN live DVD at the Royal Albert Hall in London back in January of 1970 yesterday evening (I had seen it all the way through once before about 15 or 20 years ago) and the whole concert looks better than I remember watching it originally. I was never a big fan of the band being more of a Deep Purple fan as opposed to 'Zeppelin' but I must admit that I enjoyed the whole gig. Well done lads.

 

[starstruck]

 

[recgord27]

 

[Recky]

Krokus @ Wacken 2019
how good are Storaces pipes ?

 

[MickJagger]

I own about 120 music DVD's. Most were bought in the last 40 years at a store or 2nd owner store. I have a wide-screen TV with a good sound bar.

Not surprisingly, I am a Rolling Stones fan. My favorite is "Ladies and Gentlemen" The Rolling Stones (1972 Tour, released in 2010).

Next is the "Rolling Stones From the Vault (Hamilton Coliseum)". (1981 Tour, 2014 issue).

I have four of the newer tours.