Hey guys! I was thinking about picking up some concert DVDs and tried to to a search for a thread that may have a huge list of concert DVDs and why people like them. I did fine one titled "favorite concert DVD" and it had almost 130 responses. I thought "Bingo! There it is!" Upon looking through it, my thought went to "Oh well, better luck next time!" It did seem interesting for a bit, but I quickly got sick of reading through it.

Can we make another attempt for everyone to list what concert DVDs people have and which ones they like best (a small explanation why could also be beneficial -- especially for anyone else that may be looking for the same information)?

I'll start...
Concert DVDs owned:
AC/DC -- No Bull
AC/DC -- Live at Donnington
AC/DC -- Stiff Upper Lip
AC/DC -- Family Jewels (not a concert DVD per se, but has video and music)
(I think I may be an AC/DC fan!)
Tragically Hip -- That Night in Toronto

I originally had all AC/DC stuff and loved all of it, but recently bought the Tragically Hip Boxed set with the two CDs and two DVDs. After watching the Hip concert, I was a little dissappointed when I put the Stiff Upper Lip DVD in for a quick watch (just put on a few songs). I still enjoy the music, but the video editing didn't seem as good when I watched it again. Seemed to be too much zooming in and out for my liking. The Hip concert had more concentration on the band during the songs(attention went to crowd pretty much only between songs), while the AC/DC concert seemed to be all over the place. I certainly will be watching it again sometime. I'll have to watch them all again soon to see which one seems better now that I have something else to compare them to.

I also enjoyed watching Family Jewels because it sort of gives a history of how the band got where it is today in terms of music videos.