Post by rayden44 on Nov 21, 2010 3:48:15 GMT -5
I hardly buy CD's anymore - I do however buy DVD's since we hardly see any interesting artists here 
So yeah, top 5 Live Music DVD's
1. Crossroads 2004 - better than 2007, hoping to get 2010 for Xmas line up looks to be fantastic
2. Joe Bonamassa Live from RAH - great mix of stuff.
3. Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at Montreux - He gets boo'd in '82, and returns in '85. I actually prefer the raw '82 concert
4. The Jeff Healey Band Live at Montreux - Yeah I have a small collection of Montreux discs. Jeff's a bit strange to watch at times, but no doubt about how he sounds.
5. Rory Gallagher Shadow Play - 3 big Rockplast discs of doom, took most of a week to listen to it. Disc 3 is my favourite with classics and some great songs at the end with Jack Bruce.
Runners up would be BB King Standing Room Only. How does that trumpet player not break his neck!??! Probably Eric Clapton One more car one more rider. Good mix of classics, some songs done a bit differently. The Reptile songs sounded far better on the album, but otherwise a good show.
So yeah, top 5 Live Music DVD's1. Crossroads 2004 - better than 2007, hoping to get 2010 for Xmas line up looks to be fantastic
2. Joe Bonamassa Live from RAH - great mix of stuff.
3. Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at Montreux - He gets boo'd in '82, and returns in '85. I actually prefer the raw '82 concert
4. The Jeff Healey Band Live at Montreux - Yeah I have a small collection of Montreux discs. Jeff's a bit strange to watch at times, but no doubt about how he sounds.
5. Rory Gallagher Shadow Play - 3 big Rockplast discs of doom, took most of a week to listen to it. Disc 3 is my favourite with classics and some great songs at the end with Jack Bruce.
Runners up would be BB King Standing Room Only. How does that trumpet player not break his neck!??! Probably Eric Clapton One more car one more rider. Good mix of classics, some songs done a bit differently. The Reptile songs sounded far better on the album, but otherwise a good show.