Concerts on Blu-Ray

[UserX]

I finally got around to getting a receiver with HDMI switching and a Blu-Ray player. I'm not looking for movies, but would love to find some good concerts on Blu-Ray. I can listen to music over and over, movies not so much.

I'm a big fan of 90's rock and alternative and I'm not finding shit. What are some good concerts on Blu-Ray you've seen and recommend?

[diablo rojo]

The Concert for New York City.

[UserX]

The Concert for New York City.

Not available on Blu-Ray, only DVD. At least not that I can find, I'm having the same issue with everything I want to buy. I appreciate the suggestion.

[talisman]

Stone Temple Pilots and Jane's Addiction both have concert blurays out.

[UserX]

Stone Temple Pilots and Jane's Addiction both have concert blurays out.

Thanks, I'll check those out.

[jluv]

Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Live at Radio City Music Hall

The Foo Fighters Live at Wembley Stadium

Eagles Farewell Tour Live from Melbourne

Incubus Live at Red Rocks

Motley Crue: Carnival of Sins Live

ZZ Top Live from Texas

[diablo rojo]

Here's a list from AVS.

http://www.avsforum.com/forum/156-ce-pro-electronic-house-articles/1141770-15-blu-ray-concerts-rock-your-theater.html#/forumsite/3207

[UserX]

Thanks. I'm pretty disappointed with the BR selection, but that's a start.

[jluv]

Thanks. I'm pretty disappointed with the BR selection, but that's a start.

I'm not a fan of the article/list linked in the AVS thread, but read through the replies for more ideas. Also, just start googling shit or punch a few of those into Amazon, and it will start suggesting a bunch of others.

The Dave and Tim Blu-ray will change your life, even if you don't think you like that kind of music. All of the ones I mentioned above are way better than I expected, and will rock out on a good setup.

[UserX]

I'm not a fan of the article/list linked in the AVS thread, but read through the replies for more ideas. Also, just start googling shit or punch a few of those into Amazon, and it will start suggesting a bunch of others.

The Dave and Tim Blu-ray will change your life, even if you don't think you like that kind of music. All of the ones I mentioned above are way better than I expected, and will rock out on a good setup.

All of your suggestions are solid, but I just can't do Dave Mathews. I like maybe two of their songs, and for some reason I can't stand anything else. And I've heard from lots of different people how good they are live, etc. It's not that I don't like that type of music, I just don't like them

[jluv]

All of your suggestions are solid, but I just can't do Dave Mathews. I like maybe two of their songs, and for some reason I can't stand anything else. And I've heard from lots of different people how good they are live, etc. It's not that I don't like that type of music, I just don't like them

It's not Dave Matthews Band. It's just Dave and Tim Reynolds, who does crazy shit with a guitar. It's nothing like DMB at all. Not the least bit similar. Trust me. Buy it. Watch it. Thank me later.

[jefehbk]

Metallica?

[UserX]

It's not Dave Matthews Band. It's just Dave and Tim Reynolds, who does crazy shit with a guitar. It's nothing like DMB at all. Not the least bit similar. Trust me. Buy it. Watch it. Thank me later.

I'll give it a shot. I'm all about the sound, if it exercises my amp and speakers I'll be happy with that.

Metallica?

Through the Never is on Blue-Ray. I started watching it on Netflix a while back and I only watched about 1/2 of it. I'm a HUGE Metallica fan, but I didn't care for the movie/story thrown in the mix. I want all music.

[talisman]

I'll give it a shot. I'm all about the sound, if it exercises my amp and speakers I'll be happy with that.

I like Dave but I'm not a huge fan, but it's a great concert and sounds incredible.

[diablo rojo]

I'm going to have to check this out.