[goldenear]

I'm gonna go with The Cure. Granted thats the only music DVD I bought this year so it dosen't mean much.

 

[eyeteeth]

LED ZEPPELIN (20 years over-due damn it!!!)

(If TOOL's live DVD makes it out in the next 2 weeks it might be a contender).

 

[fierce_freak]

Nine Inch Nails - Halo 12: Closure (on DVD) will be the best next year (imo...and it'll finally finish my halo collection...never bought the vhs version because, well, I don't care for vhs anymore

and I like to have all of the discs in one 24 cd booklet, my NIN cd book ;D...now just to find a copy of Purest Feeling)

It hasn't been released yet (release date is 12/31/2004 according to buy.com...yeah, i know)

I know it's kinda irrelevant, but I can't help it. I'm a NIN fanatic ;D

 

[fyrfytrhoges]

pink floyd "live at pompei" is very well done, competes with, but not necessarily outdoes the japanese laserdisc pressing.

i also have a live radiohead from glastonbury (not necessarily a legitimate release) that is quite good as well.

 

[dMoog]

I would say "Daft Punk & Leiji Matsumoto - Interstella 5555". This animated musical based on Daft Punk's album "Discovery" totally blew my socks off. Also, the Limited Edition DVD is extremely well made. A very recommended buy.

 

[Cyberius]

The new Moonshine Music DVD....

HAPPY2bHARCORE - OLD SKOOL

http://www.moonshine.com/catalog/rec...uctItem_ID=460

Of course, I dont' think I watched any other music DVDs for 2003 either.

 

[grinch]

i really like the Tenacious dvD, but i'm a big fan. the live set is pretty awesome and the original episodes are quite amusing.

 

[niubi]

i just got the yoshimi battles the pink robots 5.1 version. alas, i have no dvd-audio player. i am in the market for a universal player, but will probably go for a relatively low cost model for right now (region code free and pal to ntsc conversion are requirements - so i will probably get a hacked pioneer dv563a). i am very much looking forward to hearing this.

 

[goldenear]

Quote:

Originally posted by fyrfytrhoges pink floyd "live at pompei" is very well done, competes with, but not necessarily outdoes the japanese laserdisc pressing. i also have a live radiohead from glastonbury (not necessarily a legitimate release) that is quite good as well.

I never experienced the laserdisc version. Does the DVD have above par SQ and Video quality for a music DVD? That concert setting in Pompei is very cool. I'm thinking of buying it as my second music DVD.

 

[fyrfytrhoges]

buy it, you won't be disappointed. they did a good job remastering the sound and the picture quality is good, not the best dvd i've ever seen but good nonetheless.

 

[Music Fanatic]

Quote:

Originally posted by grinch i really like the Tenacious dvD, but i'm a big fan. the live set is pretty awesome and the original episodes are quite amusing.

Excellent choice!

For classical, I think the Elliot Carter DVD-A released by Mode (and most Mode DVD-A's) is tops.