Mine is Eric Clapton's "Live on tour 2001". The performance is excellent and the sound is quite good.
Does anyone have some other suggestions? I am looking for a great show with equally good sound quality.
Mine is Eric Clapton's "Live on tour 2001". The performance is excellent and the sound is quite good.
Does anyone have some other suggestions? I am looking for a great show with equally good sound quality.
You would probably like the John Mayall 70th birthday concert. Excellent sound, and Clapton is on it too.Originally Posted by 4345
Peter Gabriel Secret World and Steely Dan Two Against Nature are a couple of keepers. Neil Youngs Greendale DTS 24/96 surround mix is scary. Like having the band in your livingroom.
Rob
Hi Rob Is that Neil Young a new release? What,s the running time on the concert without the extra,s???
It's not a concert it's the Greendale album as a music video in surround. That's the best way to explain it. Like his last tour the album with sets/characters and band in his barn just playing. It is live with overdubs just like the album. Basically it "is" the album but in high res surround and it sounds just great better than the CD. The clarity and definition is impresive.
Rob
Ditto on the Steely Dan Two Against Nature DVD!
Old news, but The Eagles Hell Freezes Over concert DVD is also excellent! The audio and video quality is among the best I've heard and seen.
David
We covered many of these in a previous thread:Originally Posted by 4345
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Basically, anything with a DTS soundtrack (on a good system) is going to sound head and shoulders better than Dolby Digital. That being said, sometimes the material transcends the format as is the case with Pink Floyd's "Pulse" which is very enjoyable despite being essentially a bootleg transfer from the LD.
I just got the Clapton "Crossroads" DVD set and there are some great moments in there. It's hard to condense 2 days of music into 2 DVD's but you do get to see some great performances.
jblnut
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