Recommendations for Blu-ray Music Video

Oh God, they created a Blu-ray especially for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes - Live at Montreux 2003!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

I just wish Dream Theater would produce their stuff in Blu-Ray.

"the song remains the same"is visually and sonically astounding,foos at wembley is also rather splendid.

I'd second the Foos Blu-ray - we've been using it as a tester, and it (literally) rocks

The Cream reunion gig at the Royal Albert Hall is also awesome in HD, but I believe it's not on Blu-ray in UK yet?

The awesome AC/DC Live At Donnington!

Absolutely brilliant - helped by the fact i was in the audience!

If you're into the Rolling Stones the 'Shine a Light' Blu-ray is excellent. It also comes with a digital copy for your iPod/mp3 player. The music on the Led Zepplin 'Song Remains the Same' is excellent, but there is a whole load of pretentious nonsense on the disc. I thought I had been given the wrong disc at first!

Hughes123:

Could anybody recommend to me some really good Blu-ray music videos, such as live concerts of Pink Floyd etc?

Not your cup of tea I doubt but John Legend Live at the House of Blues is a brilliant BD. I listen to it through my stereo amp and it's sublime.

Clare Newsome:

I'd second the Foos Blu-ray - we've been using it as a tester, and it (literally) rocks

The Cream reunion gig at the Royal Albert Hall is also awesome in HD, but I believe it's not on Blu-ray in UK yet?

The Foos it is! Just a little question, is it in 2 channel aswell as surround? I don't have surround, so I don't want to be relying on my PC to downmix it...

 ACDC Live at Donnington. Ye i will second that, and like you was there on the day

Clare Newsome:

I'd second the Foos Blu-ray - we've been using it as a tester, and it (literally) rocks

How's the sound quality Clare ? I was at Wembley on the Saturday to witness the mighty Foo's, but from where I was sat the sound quality wasn't great. The 1st few songs especially sounded absolutely awfull, maybe it was alot better down on the pitch though. Mind you we did have a good view of the stage.

If it's any good I might have to stick that on my "things to buy list", although I am holding off buying anything else until I have caught up with a good few films I still havn't watched.

The Foo Fighters Blu-ray has stereo PCM as well as a 5.1 PCM, and a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack. And yes, it's a great disc - I remember hearing that the sound was pretty average at the actual gigs but the disc sounds much more how you'd expect, with plenty of punch, power and dynamics.

Thanks Joe, good to know.

Pretty average is a bit of an understatement for the sound quality I was subjected to. Im not sure if it's just me getting older but there was way too much volume and now where near enough quality. Put me right off buying the Blu-Ray thats for sure.

It might of been a different story down on the pitch though, and from what I could see a dam site quicker to get a beer  as well.

I'll stick it on my things to buy list.

Recently bought John Mayer's Where The Light Is. It's excellent.

Remember that Night-David gilmore stunning Blu-ray.

Black Crowes - Freak n Roll -Into the Fog - fantastic audio (DTS HD) and visuals clocking in at 2hr 15mins for the concert alone.

Peter Gabriel - Growing Up Live is also a great DVD.