sickest concert dvd's

The Smashing Pumpkins Viewphoria has two of the most insane performances they've ever put on. Soma and Silverfuck, in London 1994. Seriously worth buying just for those two. (They're all great but these are truly stupefying)

The Prodigy Video Anthology has got a sweet concert, and all their pulsating rhythmical videos. Bob Marley Live at the Rainbow in '77 is basically the perfect Marley concert. Korn Live at Hammerstein is for my money their best soundwise as well as tracks. Nirvana's Live Tonight Sold Out is of course a must. 311's Live at New Orleans is quite the shit; they play for 5 hours, which is only about 1/4 of their full songlist.
NIN's And all That Could Have Been is the sickness.

Slipknot - Disasterpieces
That's some sick shit right there dawg...you feel me??

The real sickness is how some people yearn for the next opportunity to be elitist pricks. You're right though, it's so much more interesting than just listing some concert dvd's.

Can anyone recommend a good sounding Black Sabbath dvd?

Thanks this is what I'm looking for

They're true musicians, down to the bone. They preach originality, their ideas for music are just so all over the place (in a good way), their sound is never, ever unoriginal. And their huge imagination is everywhere, in the lyrics, the sound, the synchronicity between themselves, the way it just comes together to make awesome, kickass music. But they also have the necessary skill to develop and materialize their fresh ideas, which makes them ambitious and capable. And that's all too rare. Their sound is also contantly pumped and energized, which is something I like. They're like this generation's Zeppelin.

Which brings me to Led Zep's self titled double dvd:
http://www.amazon.com/Led-Zeppelin-R...8928080&sr=1-1
It can't be said enough, this is more than a concert. This is like being transported to one of their shows, live and direct. This picture quality has been cleaned up (special project I heard with I think Plant and Bonham supervising every second of film) to the point of "could have been made yesterday" or even "Robert Plant is like 4 feet away from me"... The image is so clean, and yet you know you're watching a show from 1970, so it gives it this sort of timeless quality. And the sound is gargantuan. On DTS, crowd noises come out of each speaker, the bass is untameable, and all this makes the music much more immediate. If you've got home theatre, this will become official demo material. Just massive.

I sprung the Slipknot dvd on my girlfriend one day just out of the blue, she was taken by the overall strength of the performance within a couple songs. And she listens to Maxine Nightingale and Beegees kind of shit. It's a great medium to get people to experience music they assume they don't like.

Sucks you guys don't like the 311. Watching a show of theirs, all I see is undeniable skill and confidence. But maybe I'm biased, I started listening to them in 96.

Oh and I guess it wasn't Bonham but I know heard someone from the band.

On Metallica's Cunning Stunts, when ONE comes on, it's basically like world war II has just barged into the arena, pretty fuckin cool. Awesome dvd.

I'm watching Hendrix Live at Woodstock right now, and it's some groovy shit. Way better than Blue Wild Angel in my opinion, but I like its track list the most of all his dvd's.

Anyone seen/ recommend Kiss: Kissology set 1974-77, 78-91 set or Stones Bridges to Babylon ?