Best Concert DVD


Now that I finally have a pre/pro (Krell Showcase)that does justice to music, I have been snapping up concert dvd's.

Now I'm looking for recommendations. Which concert dvd's do you find exceptionally well done in terms audio and video fidelity? Which ones were the best in terms of the artist's performance?
kinsekd
U2's latest concert video is awesome on all counts, assuming you like U2. Something like 20 cameras. Great audio and video.

Nine Ince Nails - All That Could Have Been. The music is somewhat difficult to listen to for a long time, and the video quality isn't as good as U2's, but the sound is really good. You'll wonder why other DVDs don't push the bottom end of your system in the same way.
Camel/Coming of Age
Steve Hackett/Tokyo Tapes
King Crimson/Live in Japan
Sade/Live
Here's a few I have:
Talking Heads "Stop Making Sense" Excellent, especially Burning Down The House.

James Taylor "Live At The Beacon Theatre" Terrifically subdued and well recorded multi-channel.

I don't care what anyone says, I like The Eagles "Hell Freezes Over"

Jim Robinson
Dave Matthews Band - Listener Supported
Grateful Dead - View From The Vault, vols. I, II, III
Roger Waters - In The Flesh
Talking Heads - Stop Makin' Sense

Music For Montserrat Live - features: Elton John, Eric Clapton (Clapton and Knopfler perform an acoustic "Layla"), Paul McCartney, Phil Collins, Sting, Carl Perkins, Mark Knopfler (Brothers In Arms with full orchestra), and Jimmy Buffet. All get together for a final jam of side 2 of Abbey Road and Hey Jude.