favorite music dvd?
Just saw Festival Express again last night. One of my personal favorites. I love that scene on the train with Rick Danko, Jerry Garcia and Janis Joplin. I will never get tired of that. And Buddy Guy kills it with his performance.
Also recently have watched Gimme Shelter, Stop Making Sense, and a cool documentary called "Before The Music Dies", its about the deteriorated pop music culture. Highly recommended.
What should be next on my list? I am open to pretty much anything.
Mine is This Is Spinal Tap, if that counts.
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festival express is pretty great.
if there's any of these you haven't seen
monterey pop
don't look back
the last waltz
you should.
a letter written in a dream that is answered much too soon
Love, love love Festival Express.
Others I never tire of are John Mayall Looking Back, The Last Waltz, Los Lobos at the Fillmore, Concert for Bangladesh (Billy Preston still makes me cry after a hundred times), and Antone's Home of the Blues.
Farewell, but you will be
with me, you will go within
a drop of blood circulating in my veins
or outside, a kiss that burns my face
or a belt of fire at my waist.
Festival Express and Before the Music Dies are in my collection, too.
The Concert For George Harrison has a lot of heart and great performances.
three eyed men are not complaining
Dig!
"We Jam Econo" -- The Minutemen
Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten
Ramones: End of the Century
Elvis Costello & the Imposters Live at the Hi-Tone
Objectivism - "adolescent hubris is the best that mankind has to offer."
Here's one every music fan should see: Tom Dowd & The Language of Music.
All of those listed above and I'll add Fearless Freaks.
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