...if I start sending out comps too?

Seriously though, this is a great thread. I have a small but growing collection of concert DVD's and I'm always looking to add to it. But while it's still fresh in my head, there's one DVD Demetrio mentioned that to me is not a good one.

- Roger Waters' "In the Flesh", compared to the Gilmour/PF concerts that I own was a very uninspiring performance by Roger. I played that one once, and was tempted to send it back, it was that disappointing. From what I remember, Roger seems like he doesn't care about the show and is just making an appearance, more for his own benefit than for his fans. Add to that the fact that he came to the Dallas area a year or so ago, and the price to see him was double what I paid when I saw Rush at the same venue about 1 year later. You might say I'm slightly biased, but that DVD just doesn't cut it in my book.

The "Pulse" and "Live at Pompeii" DVD's are excellent Pink Floyd shows, both of which were suggested by people here.

The David Gilmour concert DVD "Remember That Night" is a two DVD set; the second DVD of extras shows a scene where David and Roger hug while David was recording "On an Island" at coincedentally the same studio where Roger was recording "???". The concert is a great show recorded at The Royal Albert Hall, but the problem I have with it is that the audio level mysteriously drops to a low level, then comes back up. This happens throughout the entire show. Somebody must've forgotten to turn off Auto-volume leveling or something during post-production. Somewhat annoying to me.

I was considering purchasing "Live at Gdansk", but I read a comment in an Amazon.com discussion forum about it where a couple people complained that it had the same audio level problem as "Remember..."; the 2 CD/2 DVD set costs $36 bucks as well, so I'm back on the fence right now.

Anyway, hope I didn't take the thread too far off track. BTW, "Remember That Night" is available on Blu-ray with a Dolby TrueHD audio format, for those who care.