DVD music concerts


I seem to get more out of concert video's now.After watching movies like "Standing in the shadows of motown",Neal Young "Heart of gold",The Band "Last waltz" Dave Matthews Band "Red rock"...to name a few.

What would you recommend that has good audio as well as video.Some of the older recordings on newer DVD's sound bad.I'm trying to avoid them(smile).

KG
kgveteran
Some "crank this baby" suggestions

Some more with excellent sound
Black Eyed Peas - Live from Vegas to Sydney (Sydney has amazingly good sound for a concert, Vegas sucks!)
Robbie Williams - Live At the Albert Hall (Swing music)
Eagles Hell Freezes Over (amazing sound - aging band)

Other great concerts but not such great sound
ACDC Live at Donington (original crew but poor sound)
ACDC Stiff upper lip live (better sound but Brian Johnson and aging crew)
Queen Live at Wembly (Queen at their peak)
Up - Peter Gabriel
David Gilmour in Concert

The sound on the David Gilmour concert is especially well done. Very realistic 5.1 mix. Demo material for my system.
Wow six recommendations for Gilmour/Waters/Pink Floyd DVD's...all done by James Guthrie.

Either this is age related (Floyd peak period fan effect) or James Guthrie has indeed become a great surround mix/mastering engineer, as indicated by the audiogon votes so far...

...it is worth paying attention to who does the console work when it comes to DVD audio quality!
Best sound I've ever heard on concert DVD, and I have most of the ones mentioned above is Cream, Royal Albert Hall, 2005.

Oh, and the video is superb too.
Steely Dan - Two Against Nature, James Taylor - Pull Over, Fleetwood Mac - The Dance, Luther Van Dross - Live at Wembley, Eagles - Hell Freezes Over.