Very cool! I always love connecting with other PT/SW fans! I can't wait for the next SW tour. I've seen him live a couple times (Hand Cannot Erase and Grace for Drowning tours), PT about 7 times, and then also saw Blackfield once (I assume you're familiar with Blackfield? If not, definitely check them out... the first 3 albums at least. Great stuff!). Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@TheOriginalFuzzDefinintely familiar with Blackfield, but never got to see them live. Lightbulb Sun and Fear of a Blank Planet are the albums of theirs that I tend to revisit the most. Such a special band.
@@bulkhead72 You know that's funny, because I rank those two albums quite high myself... if not the top 2 for me. They're both excellent. I'm also a big fan of Stupid Dream... that was the album that really caught my attention when it first came out, and I've been all in on PT/SW ever since. Check this out... At one show during the In Absentia tour, I was actually leaning up against the stage, just a few feet away from SW the whole night (it was in a small venue). It was awesome... Fantastic show. Blackfield was awesome too... surprisingly loud! They rocked far harder than I ever expected, considering what we heard on the albums. They definitely had a lot more of an edge live. But i totally agree... very special band for me as well. It's great to converse with others who share that love of the band!
I miss one of the best concerts ever, Nightwish: Live at Wacken 2013. A truly fantastic concert with the valkery Floor Jansen. They make Symphonic Metal music. One of the most reaction videos on UA-cam is of the song Ghost Love Score from this great concert!
Great video Fuzz! Thanks for the shout out. Proud to be an official Fuzz member. It's nice to see you do a video on what your truly passionate about. I am not a big concert guy, but love Pink Floyd's the Wall. I also have Michael Jackson's This is It blu ray. I won't be surprised to see you do a follow-up video to this. I feel you have more to share with us. I did check out Porcupine Tree after a post you made a short while ago. I introduced them to my son who is a big classic rock fan and plays guitar himself.
Thanks so much Dwayne! Yeah I definitely had a lot of fun with this video, and you're right... I do feel like I could do a sequel at some point LOL! There are a lot of other great titles I have that I could've touched on, but I didn't want to get too out of control for this first music outing lol. Wasn't sure how people would feel about this video relative to my usual content. But it sounds like my enthusiasm and passion for the topic really did come through, and at least some here are digging the music angle. So I'll probably put out other music-themed physical media videos from time to time. BTW, I've seen that MJ This is It and it's a good one. And of course, I'm also a Floyd fan (I've got all their albums, which you may have noticed in that big "Discovery" box set I have sitting behind me in most of my videos lol). A few others here have recommended that Roger Water's The Wall concert, which I still don't have... so I might have to pick that one up at some point.
God I LOVE Steven Wilson! Hand Cannot Erase is still one of my favorite albums but I do truly enjoy Porcupine Tree. Also a HUGE Genesis fan too - have all their albums as well as Phil Collins albums. Just love the whole vibe…that Prince package is going to make its way into my collection for sure 👍🏼 great idea and nice list ONCE AGAIN my brother!
Thank you so much, my friend! I thought you might like this one, since I knew we had talked about Steven Wilson before (and I agree, Hand Cannot Erase is incredible! in fact, the last time I saw him live was on that tour, and it was so good!). And that's awesome to hear you're into Genesis! I dig both Genesis and Phil solo as well. I have the entire Genesis studio album catalog in 3 box sets that include both CDs and surround sound mixes of every album on DVD. Maybe I'll do a member's-only video at some point displaying some of my collection sets like that. Thanks for watching brother!
@@ungraduatedmedia LMAO!!🤣 Yeah vinyl is pretty cool. That's been my wife's thing lately... she's started a small vinyl collection -- some old classics like Joni Mitchell and Niel Young... and then a shitload of Taylor Swift albums LMAO!😆 I never got into vinyl too much myself (beyond the 20-30 records I had when I was a kid at the tail end of vinyl being mainstream). But I have a fairly decent-sized CD collection... that's been my preferred format for music (although I do rip my CDs to Flac files for my hi-res audio media player).
@@TheOriginalFuzz - are you familiar with Roon? A very interesting way to rip your music and save it via a data base that you can “take with you” and play anywhere…
Hans zimmer live in prague is a concert i love on bluray. Its an orchestral one not a band but its a cool show. A lot of good themes from movies he scored and jonny marr from the smiths plays guitar aswell so that was cool.
I have heard from multiple people that Hans Zimmer release is a really good blu-ray... Doesn't it have an Atmos mix? I've been meaning to check it out. I may just have to pick it up at some point. Thanks for the tip!
Only Music Bluray I ever sold. I like the music in Movies but did not like this mesh-up with little coherent structure and too many different instruments and musicians. Sure...sound was good though!
Been a huge music lover and my taste has only expanded since i have aged. I have music going all the way back to the twenties. I do love classical as well though i don't really have anything memorized. Although i don't own any concert/music blu rays, i do love going to concerts. Billy Idol, Jimmy Eat World, and Collective Soul were my favorites i have seen. Sadly, as someone who loves oldies, i grew up too late to see a lot of my favorites live. My all time favorite artist is Otis Redding and we lost him so young. Thanks for another great share, Fuzz!
That's awesome to hear! (that you're a big music fan) - And it sounds like you have very diverse tastes, which is great. And I love going to concerts... it's become a family thing too, attending concerts with my wife and son. It's our favorite thing to do together as a family. Anyway, It's funny you should mention Billy Idol, as I've been on a Billy Idol kick myself lately... discovering some of his later/newer albums for the first time. He's got some great stuff! I've also got my eye on that new concert film he's done that I assume will probably be coming out on Blu-ray at some point. And of course, I'm always someone who thrives on 80s nostalgia in general... that's just kind of my golden era, in terms of sentimentalism. But like you, my musical tastes have also evolved and expanded with age to include many different types of artists. Thanks so much for watching and chiming in! It's great to hear from you. 🙂🤘
Great stuff Fuzz. Alot of my bands in there especially Rush, Peter Gabriel and Genesis. I would have U2 Rattle and Hum as one of the all time great concert and documentaries as well during their epic Joshua Tree tour (one of the best albums and concerts of all time). Would love to see more music and concert 4k/Bluray coverage. Maybe some hi def ATMOS discs.
Hi Fuzz,greetings from UK,nice to see this kind of list,I myself have about 150 music blu rays, mostly rock,heavy rock,even have 2 that are 4k,although not many of those around.in the words of the song,Music was my first love and it will be my last.
Porcupine Tree is the greatest unknown band! I've been fortunate to see them live three times. I own their live Anesthetize blu-ray, which is great, just ordered the Closure Continuation blu-ray. A couple of my favorite music blu-rays are David Gilmour live at Pompeii and Puscifer live at Arcosanti, which is a live performance but not a concert...done during covid.
Very cool! Yeah Porcupine Tree is such an amazing band... I always love connecting with other fans. I'm actually a big Steven Wilson fan in general (the solo career stuff too), but I've been listening to PT since probably the late 90s. Huge fan. I also own that Anesthetize blu-ray, and I can tell you, you're in for a treat with Closure/Continuation Live... it's a much better blu ray presentation, just in terms of quality (Anesthetize was one of the early blu-rays from back when format was still pretty new... the format has come a long way since then). The new concert film is incredible! I think you'll really enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
Awesome! I can't wait to enjoy the new PT blu-ray experience, I recently upgraded to a 65" OLED and Atmos surround, should be mind blowing. I was lucky to see them at the Greek here in L.A. last year, one of the the best live bands I have ever seen. I really enjoy your channel, cheers!@@TheOriginalFuzz
I have the Cure and the Rush Documentary blu rays that were in your top 10 and they would both make my top 10 also. I also just ordered that Prince set. It sounds amazing. I'll probably also order that Yes and a couple of the Rush shows that I don't have. My favorite concert film of all time has to be Stop Making Sense. I can't wait till the 4K comes out in May. A couple of my very favorites never made it to blu ray. The self-titled Led Zeppelin 2 dvd set and Rage Against the Machine: Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium both blow my mind to this day. I could also go on all day talking about my favorites there are so many out there, but also so many missed opportunities that have never made it to disc. Great video, Mr. Fuzz- I clearly really enjoyed it.
Yes! I can't wait for that new 4K of Stop Making Sense... I still need to pre-order it, but it's definitely on my list to pick up. In fact, the only reason I didn't include it on this list, is because I've never owned it on any format. But I am very much anticipating the new 4K release. It's gonna be awesome! And yes, the Prince set is very nice... it feels pretty prestigious in-hand... and it's heavy! Lol. I couldn't believe how low the price is on it right now on Amazon. It was like $100 when it first came out, and I think I paid around $75 for it. So it's definitely a steal right now on Amazon. And I agree... there are a lot of great concert films/docs that I have on DVD that never made it to blu-ray. In fact, those are the only DVDs I have still held onto... just for posterity (like the old Genesis DVDs that were shot on video... Live at Wembley, Way We Walk tour, etc.). There's even an old feature-length Yes documentary I have on DVD that i would love to have on blu-ray... but who knows if that will ever happen. Thanks for watching and chiming in here, my friend. I knew I was gonna be a little outside my usual groove here with this video, but I figured I'm just too big of a music fan to not do this video LOL!
I have about ten on dvd but as far as blu rays, my favorite is Devin Townsend Presents Ziltoid Live At The Royal Albert Hall. It's a double concert where the first half is the Ziltoid show which is about an Alien who comes to earth to steal coffee lol! The second half is their request set where they did an online poll and selected the most voted songs. His band is in the realm of progressive metal. They have many videos on UA-cam from this show, including the entire blu ray. It's a great and fun show that I have showed to a lot of friends and they've all had a fun time watching it.
Thanks so much my friend! Honestly I almost feel like I could've kept going and talked for another hour LMAO! there are still quite a few titles I didn't get to, like the cool Neal Morse Morsefest blu-rays. But I agree, it's very cool to see other PT/SW fans commenting. I might have to do a part 2 video at some point.
Yeah I'm such a huge Rush fan... I've got all their albums (well, CDs lol) and most of their blu-ray releases (although I am still missing the Snakes and Arrows tour blu ray... that's the only one I never got around to picking up). I also received Geddy's new book as a gift recently, so I'm looking forward to reading that at some point. I hear it's really good. I wonder if Geddy and Alex will ever go back out live again with a different drummer... hard to image anyone filling Neil's shoes, but it sure would be great to see Geddy and Alex playing some Rush material again. Thanks for chiming in! I always love hearing from fellow Rush fans.
I’ve been wanting The Police Certifiable Blu-ray for years but it’s always been expensive. I picked up the DVD a couple years ago when Best Buy was getting rid of all their Music DVD and Blu-ray. I did just order the Prince Deluxe set off Amazon which is only $38 right now.
Yeah I wondered if that Police blu ray is even still in print anymore. I didn't really go and check the availability or prices on any of these before I talked about them (other than the Prince deluxe release), so I wouldn't be surprised if the price is jacked up due to limited availability. The Police release very well could be out of print, and that's why the price is so high. I couldn't find it on Amazon (says "currently unavailable"). Thanks for watching!
I love Genesis Fuzz such an awesome band and the Cure is awesome Fuzz I wish I had that blu-ray I have some concert DVDs and blu-rays mainly new metal and hard rock like Korn Hatebreed Mudvayne Pantera Lacuna coil Peter Gabriel is awesome to
That is so cool! Thanks for watching and commenting Jeff! I always love to connect with other music fans with similar tastes. I have the entire Genesis discography in those box sets that you may have noticed on my shelves to my left in my videos. And the best part is that every album in those boxes comes with both a CD remaster and a surround sound mix on DVD. My wife got those box sets for me when they first came out about 15-17 years ago, and it seems they are out of print now and quite pricey to find. But yeah, I just love both Genesis and Peter Gabriel. And of course, The Cure is incredible... I just saw them live again last year, and it was amazing. They played a lot of new material that hasn't even been released yet, so I'm looking forward to their next album.
Yes that would be awesome. Such a classic show/performance! I'm not sure what kind of source materials were used, but for now, we may just have to settle for this UA-cam remaster (which I think is like a 4K upscale): ua-cam.com/video/SXvEVl9MFB4/v-deo.html
Great video. Here are some of my thoughts and recommendations. One title that's really worth checking out is Queen Rock Montreal and Live Aid. In addition to the remastered video, the audio was also remastered and is truly impressive. Another one I enjoyed was Roxy: The Movie, featuring Frank Zappa and the Mothers. It's a tremendous performance and it's amazing what the producers of the Blu-ray were able to create given the technical challenges with the original source material. The AC/DC concerts on Blu-ray are worth a look. My favorite is the film, Let There Be Rock, although Live at Donington probably has the best production values. Fans of the Yes concerts might want to try to find a copy of Symphonic Live. It's another one with top-notch production values. I would also recommend The Who at Kilburn: 1977. On a final note, I do own the Blu-ray of Genesis: Three Sides Live, mostly for sentimental reasons. It's not a great film but I saw that concert tour when it came to Toronto back in 1981.
Oh yeah that Symphonic Yes blu ray is awsome! I own it too and I almost mentioned it in the video. It's actually one of my favorites from them for the classic Yes material. The keyboardist -- while not Wakeman -- is ridiculously good. And I feel like that one was worth owning just for Gates of Delirium, Close to the Edge and Ritual alone. Fantastic concert! Also, I do wish we could have some better Genesis concerts on blu-ray other than Genesis 3 Sides Live... That's an ok show, but I don't like the interview clips interspersed with the footage... I would've rather seen the full concert, uninterrupted. And I do think Live at Wembley and Way We Walk DVDs are far better shows. Very cool that you got to see that tour 3 Sides Live though. That's one of the only major artists I'm into that I never got the chance to see live. I'm also a big fan of The Who... just took my son to see them live on the last tour. I've always loved them. I'll check out that Kilburn disc... I don't have it yet (I have several others from the Who, but not that one yet). Thanks for watching and commenting, and also for the recommendations!
@@TheOriginalFuzz I'm a bit slow with this reply but the Genesis concert I would really love to own is the 1973 five-song set recorded at Shepperton Studios. Some fans have remastered the footage in 4K and it looks phenomenal. However, the footage is only currently available online.
Not sure if you are a Motley Crue fan or not, but "The End: Live in Los Angeles" is coming to 4K in April. I have been wanting to get the blu-ray for some time now but keep holding off. Today I was thinking of pulling the trigger on Amazon and saw the 4K listed. So will probably pre-order it.
That's very cool that they're putting it out on 4K. I'm not the biggest Motley Crue fan, but I do like a few songs (Looks That Kill has always been a favorite of mine from them). But I can imagine a 4K of one of their shows looking amazing! I may have to check that out just out of curiosity. I do love a good live show (still waiting for Vince Neil to kick Axl Rose's ass though - LMAO!). Thanks for watching!
Nice video! You should definitely talk more about concerts. Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton have a lot of good examples. One that I also enjoy a lot is the Roger Waters The Wall.
Thank you! I wasn't sure how this video would go over... I mean, I knew that I was stepping outside the channel niche a little bit, but I was very curious to see how many music fans were tuning in to the channel lol. Anyway, great suggestions! I always especially love a little Floyd! One title I'd love to see released on blu-ray is the Roger Waters "In the Flesh - Live" concert... I have an old DVD, but it was such a great show, I'd love to see it get a format update.
Yeah it's so good. I was fortunate enough to see them twice on that tour, and it was incredible! Hearing songs like Camera Eye and Vital Signs live was just amazing.
I have mentioned in a couple of my videos saying that studios are missing out by not releasing more music on bluray or 4K. I think I only have 1 concert on BD: AC/DC Live at Donington. Also have an Alice Cooper concert on HD-DVD. But have many on DVD that has never been put on BD. Such a shame not to take advantage of better formats. Some that comes to mind are: Tina Turner Live at Amsterdam, Fleetwood Mac The Dance, Rammstein Live in Berlin, Scorpions Moment of Glory, Metallica S&M, and a few Kiss concerts. And then, of course, there are bands that have never produced an official concert on physical media making you find bootlegs. One I REALLY want on bluray would be Trans-Siberian Orchestra. I have seen them multiple times and would love to experience it home o disc instead of UA-cam. I am big music lover as well. I even have some SACDs and DVD Audio discs in my collection. Also have a few of the 24 carat gold remasters that were produced many years ago. Even though the ones you mentioned aren't my cup of tea, it was a great video. Hopefully spread the word and create some demand for more music on bluray and 4K.
I totally agree! I would love to see more music-related stuff released on blu-ray (or even better, on 4K in some cases). Fleetwood Mac's The Dance is one I've been hoping for on blu ray for years now. It's the definitive Mac concert in many ways (I remember watching it on VH1 or MTV or something when it first aired in the 90s, and then I saw them live on that subsequent tour as well). I still have the old DVD, and it's been driving me nuts that they never released it on blu ray. As for Trans-Siberian, I'm surprised they've never put out anything on blu-ray! That would TOTALLY make a ton of cash, I think. People love Trans-Siberian Orch! Great stuff man... thanks for watching and chiming in with your thoughts!
@@TheOriginalFuzz That ending of The Dance is incredible with the USMC Marching Band. I can't imagine how that would sound on newer format! Anything with orchestras would be great. The Metallica and Scorpions would be awesome. My 2 favs of Kiss are Unplugged and Symphony. I've watched those DVDs many times. Outside concerts, something I would like to pick up but haven't are some Blu-Ray Audio discs. Imagine using the BD capacity for hidef audio!
Thanks for the suggestions, I haven't seen any of the blu-rays you've recommended but they sound great. The Cure is either my favorite or 2nd favorite band, depending on the day. Depeche Mode and New Order form the holy trinity for me. I love Depeche's 101 and I don't know if it's available on blu-ray, but Live in Hamburg is an all-time favorite on laserdisc. Also enjoyed the White Stripes Under the Great White Northern Lights.
Very cool! Yeah definitely consider picking up that Cure 40 Live blu ray then when you get the chance. I think you'll really like it. It's the best concert package I've ever seen released in High Definition from the Cure. I also have their older Trilogy blu-ray, which at the time was incredible (I loved the Bloodflowers album). But they definitely outdid themselves with the 40 Live 2-concert blu-ray set. I think it's a must-own for any Cure fan. Thanks for watching!
I don't have much music on Blu-ray. I only have the Eagles from your list. My tastes are similar with some differences to yours. Here is the rest of my collection. First one is questionable to your list standards. It is Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon 50th Anniversary. It is the album on Blu-ray in Dolby Atmos, but no visuals. Next is AC/DC Live at River Plate. Great concert and the incredible crowd energy that is infectious to the viewer. Next would be Rammstein Paris and their other one Amerika. Hans Zimmer Live in Prague is just wow and it is in Atmos. Roger Waters The Wall. Another great Atmos mix. INXS Live Baby Live in 4K and Atmos. Finally Dream Theater Live at Luna Park. Going way back I have on VHS I wish was on Blu-ray is Queensryche Operation Mindcrime. I have several on DVD. Good unique topic I haven't seen from other Blutubers.
Thanks so much! And great titles in your collection. I definitely want to pick up that INXS Live Baby Live just for the 4K alone. And I've heard really good things about that Atmos mix on the Hans Zimmer disc. I also plan to pick up Roger Waters The Wall at some point. And I've also heard great things about that new Dark Side Atmos mix. I don't have an Atmos setup right now (I'm still 5.1), but I'm hoping to eventually upgrade in the next few years so I can see what all the hype is about. Thanks for commenting and watching! I wasn't sure how this video would be received, but it was certainly one of the videos here that I enjoyed making the most. It was a bit of a passion project for me Lol!
I just got a couple music BDs today. Hans Zimmer Live in Prague and Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon with the latter being a Blu-Ray Audio disc with Dolby Atmos. I don't have Atmos setup but will be interested in the Uncompressed 5.1 mix. I have that on SACD and loved it. I plan on checking these out today and tomorrow and then put up reviews for them to let people know about them. I love Hans Zimmer's scores and can't wait to watch it.
Very cool! I've heard that Zimmer release is a good one, and that the Atmos mix is killer -- and even without Atmos height channel, I'm sure you can still appreciate the mix to some degree, since I've heard that object-based surround mixes like Atmos adapt to whatever speaker configuration you're using (in my case, I have a 5.1 setup with no Atmos. But I still can hear a difference in the mixes compared to 5.1 mixes). Also very cool about Floyd, as I've always been a Floyd fan as well (I have the "Discovery" box set they put out I think like 10-15 years ago with all their albums included).
@@TheOriginalFuzzI listened to the Pink Floyd disc today. PHENOMENAL! I just recorded a review. Hopefully get it edited and posted tomorrow. Hans Zimmer would be next...but got The Abyss 4K today...so that takes priority. LOL Maybe have time to do both tomorrow if I start early enough.
@@TheOriginalFuzzHave been seeing everyone else's reviews and they say it is best of all 3. I know I won't be as critical as others. Hell, I didn't think T2 was as bad as everyone else made it out to be. It was watchable. We are just too spoiled by all the other great 4Ks out there. LOL
@@TheOriginalFuzzJust watched the Hans Zimmer concert. WOW...WOW...WOW! Phenomenal! I am hoping to get a review of it up tomorrow. I do want to THANK YOU for re-igniting my passion for music. I am ready to dive down the rabbit hole searching for more for the home theater. Also thinking of doing my own video regarding favorite concerts. Mine will cover different formats since majority of mine are DVD. Only have a couple blu-rays.
Fuzz, so happy to learn that you’re a PT/SW fan! One of my favorites, as well. Seen them live several times over the years.
Very cool! I always love connecting with other PT/SW fans! I can't wait for the next SW tour. I've seen him live a couple times (Hand Cannot Erase and Grace for Drowning tours), PT about 7 times, and then also saw Blackfield once (I assume you're familiar with Blackfield? If not, definitely check them out... the first 3 albums at least. Great stuff!). Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@TheOriginalFuzzDefinintely familiar with Blackfield, but never got to see them live. Lightbulb Sun and Fear of a Blank Planet are the albums of theirs that I tend to revisit the most. Such a special band.
@@bulkhead72 You know that's funny, because I rank those two albums quite high myself... if not the top 2 for me. They're both excellent. I'm also a big fan of Stupid Dream... that was the album that really caught my attention when it first came out, and I've been all in on PT/SW ever since. Check this out... At one show during the In Absentia tour, I was actually leaning up against the stage, just a few feet away from SW the whole night (it was in a small venue). It was awesome... Fantastic show. Blackfield was awesome too... surprisingly loud! They rocked far harder than I ever expected, considering what we heard on the albums. They definitely had a lot more of an edge live. But i totally agree... very special band for me as well. It's great to converse with others who share that love of the band!
I miss one of the best concerts ever, Nightwish: Live at Wacken 2013. A truly fantastic concert with the valkery Floor Jansen. They make Symphonic Metal music. One of the most reaction videos on UA-cam is of the song Ghost Love Score from this great concert!
Great video Fuzz! Thanks for the shout out. Proud to be an official Fuzz member. It's nice to see you do a video on what your truly passionate about. I am not a big concert guy, but love Pink Floyd's the Wall. I also have Michael Jackson's This is It blu ray. I won't be surprised to see you do a follow-up video to this. I feel you have more to share with us. I did check out Porcupine Tree after a post you made a short while ago. I introduced them to my son who is a big classic rock fan and plays guitar himself.
Thanks so much Dwayne! Yeah I definitely had a lot of fun with this video, and you're right... I do feel like I could do a sequel at some point LOL! There are a lot of other great titles I have that I could've touched on, but I didn't want to get too out of control for this first music outing lol. Wasn't sure how people would feel about this video relative to my usual content. But it sounds like my enthusiasm and passion for the topic really did come through, and at least some here are digging the music angle. So I'll probably put out other music-themed physical media videos from time to time.
BTW, I've seen that MJ This is It and it's a good one. And of course, I'm also a Floyd fan (I've got all their albums, which you may have noticed in that big "Discovery" box set I have sitting behind me in most of my videos lol). A few others here have recommended that Roger Water's The Wall concert, which I still don't have... so I might have to pick that one up at some point.
God I LOVE Steven Wilson! Hand Cannot Erase is still one of my favorite albums but I do truly enjoy Porcupine Tree. Also a HUGE Genesis fan too - have all their albums as well as Phil Collins albums. Just love the whole vibe…that Prince package is going to make its way into my collection for sure 👍🏼 great idea and nice list ONCE AGAIN my brother!
Thank you so much, my friend! I thought you might like this one, since I knew we had talked about Steven Wilson before (and I agree, Hand Cannot Erase is incredible! in fact, the last time I saw him live was on that tour, and it was so good!). And that's awesome to hear you're into Genesis! I dig both Genesis and Phil solo as well. I have the entire Genesis studio album catalog in 3 box sets that include both CDs and surround sound mixes of every album on DVD. Maybe I'll do a member's-only video at some point displaying some of my collection sets like that. Thanks for watching brother!
@@TheOriginalFuzz - I’m down! I’ve delved head first into vinyl too. Between movies on disc and vinyl I’m driving my wife crazy lol
@@ungraduatedmedia LMAO!!🤣 Yeah vinyl is pretty cool. That's been my wife's thing lately... she's started a small vinyl collection -- some old classics like Joni Mitchell and Niel Young... and then a shitload of Taylor Swift albums LMAO!😆 I never got into vinyl too much myself (beyond the 20-30 records I had when I was a kid at the tail end of vinyl being mainstream). But I have a fairly decent-sized CD collection... that's been my preferred format for music (although I do rip my CDs to Flac files for my hi-res audio media player).
@@TheOriginalFuzz - are you familiar with Roon? A very interesting way to rip your music and save it via a data base that you can “take with you” and play anywhere…
@ungraduatedmedia no I'm not familiar with Roon, but that sounds interesting. I'll have to look into it. Thanks for the tip!
Hans zimmer live in prague is a concert i love on bluray. Its an orchestral one not a band but its a cool show. A lot of good themes from movies he scored and jonny marr from the smiths plays guitar aswell so that was cool.
I have heard from multiple people that Hans Zimmer release is a really good blu-ray... Doesn't it have an Atmos mix? I've been meaning to check it out. I may just have to pick it up at some point. Thanks for the tip!
Yeah it was one of the earlier discs to get atmos it's great
Only Music Bluray I ever sold. I like the music in Movies but did not like this mesh-up with little coherent structure and too many different instruments and musicians. Sure...sound was good though!
Thank you my friend.
Been a huge music lover and my taste has only expanded since i have aged. I have music going all the way back to the twenties. I do love classical as well though i don't really have anything memorized. Although i don't own any concert/music blu rays, i do love going to concerts. Billy Idol, Jimmy Eat World, and Collective Soul were my favorites i have seen. Sadly, as someone who loves oldies, i grew up too late to see a lot of my favorites live. My all time favorite artist is Otis Redding and we lost him so young. Thanks for another great share, Fuzz!
That's awesome to hear! (that you're a big music fan) - And it sounds like you have very diverse tastes, which is great. And I love going to concerts... it's become a family thing too, attending concerts with my wife and son. It's our favorite thing to do together as a family. Anyway, It's funny you should mention Billy Idol, as I've been on a Billy Idol kick myself lately... discovering some of his later/newer albums for the first time. He's got some great stuff! I've also got my eye on that new concert film he's done that I assume will probably be coming out on Blu-ray at some point. And of course, I'm always someone who thrives on 80s nostalgia in general... that's just kind of my golden era, in terms of sentimentalism. But like you, my musical tastes have also evolved and expanded with age to include many different types of artists. Thanks so much for watching and chiming in! It's great to hear from you. 🙂🤘
Great stuff Fuzz. Alot of my bands in there especially Rush, Peter Gabriel and Genesis. I would have U2 Rattle and Hum as one of the all time great concert and documentaries as well during their epic Joshua Tree tour (one of the best albums and concerts of all time). Would love to see more music and concert 4k/Bluray coverage. Maybe some hi def ATMOS discs.
Hi Fuzz,greetings from UK,nice to see this kind of list,I myself have about 150 music blu rays, mostly rock,heavy rock,even have 2 that are 4k,although not many of those around.in the words of the song,Music was my first love and it will be my last.
If we got Different Stages or Rush In Rio on 4k that would be life changing
Porcupine Tree is the greatest unknown band! I've been fortunate to see them live three times. I own their live Anesthetize blu-ray, which is great, just ordered the Closure Continuation blu-ray. A couple of my favorite music blu-rays are David Gilmour live at Pompeii and Puscifer live at Arcosanti, which is a live performance but not a concert...done during covid.
Very cool! Yeah Porcupine Tree is such an amazing band... I always love connecting with other fans. I'm actually a big Steven Wilson fan in general (the solo career stuff too), but I've been listening to PT since probably the late 90s. Huge fan. I also own that Anesthetize blu-ray, and I can tell you, you're in for a treat with Closure/Continuation Live... it's a much better blu ray presentation, just in terms of quality (Anesthetize was one of the early blu-rays from back when format was still pretty new... the format has come a long way since then). The new concert film is incredible! I think you'll really enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
Awesome! I can't wait to enjoy the new PT blu-ray experience, I recently upgraded to a 65" OLED and Atmos surround, should be mind blowing. I was lucky to see them at the Greek here in L.A. last year, one of the the best live bands I have ever seen. I really enjoy your channel, cheers!@@TheOriginalFuzz
I have the Cure and the Rush Documentary blu rays that were in your top 10 and they would both make my top 10 also. I also just ordered that Prince set. It sounds amazing. I'll probably also order that Yes and a couple of the Rush shows that I don't have. My favorite concert film of all time has to be Stop Making Sense. I can't wait till the 4K comes out in May. A couple of my very favorites never made it to blu ray. The self-titled Led Zeppelin 2 dvd set and Rage Against the Machine: Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium both blow my mind to this day. I could also go on all day talking about my favorites there are so many out there, but also so many missed opportunities that have never made it to disc. Great video, Mr. Fuzz- I clearly really enjoyed it.
Yes! I can't wait for that new 4K of Stop Making Sense... I still need to pre-order it, but it's definitely on my list to pick up. In fact, the only reason I didn't include it on this list, is because I've never owned it on any format. But I am very much anticipating the new 4K release. It's gonna be awesome! And yes, the Prince set is very nice... it feels pretty prestigious in-hand... and it's heavy! Lol. I couldn't believe how low the price is on it right now on Amazon. It was like $100 when it first came out, and I think I paid around $75 for it. So it's definitely a steal right now on Amazon.
And I agree... there are a lot of great concert films/docs that I have on DVD that never made it to blu-ray. In fact, those are the only DVDs I have still held onto... just for posterity (like the old Genesis DVDs that were shot on video... Live at Wembley, Way We Walk tour, etc.). There's even an old feature-length Yes documentary I have on DVD that i would love to have on blu-ray... but who knows if that will ever happen. Thanks for watching and chiming in here, my friend. I knew I was gonna be a little outside my usual groove here with this video, but I figured I'm just too big of a music fan to not do this video LOL!
I have about ten on dvd but as far as blu rays, my favorite is Devin Townsend Presents Ziltoid Live At The Royal Albert Hall. It's a double concert where the first half is the Ziltoid show which is about an Alien who comes to earth to steal coffee lol! The second half is their request set where they did an online poll and selected the most voted songs. His band is in the realm of progressive metal. They have many videos on UA-cam from this show, including the entire blu ray. It's a great and fun show that I have showed to a lot of friends and they've all had a fun time watching it.
One thing I don't own is music Blu-rays mate 💿👍🏻 good video
Awesome list my friend. I know you already own anything I could possibly suggest! Love seeing PT/SW fans in the comments!
Thanks so much my friend! Honestly I almost feel like I could've kept going and talked for another hour LMAO! there are still quite a few titles I didn't get to, like the cool Neal Morse Morsefest blu-rays. But I agree, it's very cool to see other PT/SW fans commenting. I might have to do a part 2 video at some point.
@@TheOriginalFuzz You make me want to spend a week at your place watching! lol
I just saw that Queen Rocks Montreal / Live Aid came out on 4K. Looking at picking that up next month and checking it out.
Great video !
Rush #1
Yeah I'm such a huge Rush fan... I've got all their albums (well, CDs lol) and most of their blu-ray releases (although I am still missing the Snakes and Arrows tour blu ray... that's the only one I never got around to picking up). I also received Geddy's new book as a gift recently, so I'm looking forward to reading that at some point. I hear it's really good. I wonder if Geddy and Alex will ever go back out live again with a different drummer... hard to image anyone filling Neil's shoes, but it sure would be great to see Geddy and Alex playing some Rush material again. Thanks for chiming in! I always love hearing from fellow Rush fans.
I’ve been wanting The Police Certifiable Blu-ray for years but it’s always been expensive. I picked up the DVD a couple years ago when Best Buy was getting rid of all their Music DVD and Blu-ray.
I did just order the Prince Deluxe set off Amazon which is only $38 right now.
Yeah I wondered if that Police blu ray is even still in print anymore. I didn't really go and check the availability or prices on any of these before I talked about them (other than the Prince deluxe release), so I wouldn't be surprised if the price is jacked up due to limited availability. The Police release very well could be out of print, and that's why the price is so high. I couldn't find it on Amazon (says "currently unavailable"). Thanks for watching!
I love Genesis Fuzz such an awesome band and the Cure is awesome Fuzz I wish I had that blu-ray I have some concert DVDs and blu-rays mainly new metal and hard rock like Korn Hatebreed Mudvayne Pantera Lacuna coil Peter Gabriel is awesome to
That is so cool! Thanks for watching and commenting Jeff! I always love to connect with other music fans with similar tastes. I have the entire Genesis discography in those box sets that you may have noticed on my shelves to my left in my videos. And the best part is that every album in those boxes comes with both a CD remaster and a surround sound mix on DVD. My wife got those box sets for me when they first came out about 15-17 years ago, and it seems they are out of print now and quite pricey to find. But yeah, I just love both Genesis and Peter Gabriel. And of course, The Cure is incredible... I just saw them live again last year, and it was amazing. They played a lot of new material that hasn't even been released yet, so I'm looking forward to their next album.
Really hoping that some day we get a Blu-ray release of The Cure's "In Orange" - so long overdue!
Yes that would be awesome. Such a classic show/performance! I'm not sure what kind of source materials were used, but for now, we may just have to settle for this UA-cam remaster (which I think is like a 4K upscale): ua-cam.com/video/SXvEVl9MFB4/v-deo.html
Great video. Here are some of my thoughts and recommendations.
One title that's really worth checking out is Queen Rock Montreal and Live Aid. In addition to the remastered video, the audio was also remastered and is truly impressive.
Another one I enjoyed was Roxy: The Movie, featuring Frank Zappa and the Mothers. It's a tremendous performance and it's amazing what the producers of the Blu-ray were able to create given the technical challenges with the original source material.
The AC/DC concerts on Blu-ray are worth a look. My favorite is the film, Let There Be Rock, although Live at Donington probably has the best production values.
Fans of the Yes concerts might want to try to find a copy of Symphonic Live. It's another one with top-notch production values.
I would also recommend The Who at Kilburn: 1977.
On a final note, I do own the Blu-ray of Genesis: Three Sides Live, mostly for sentimental reasons. It's not a great film but I saw that concert tour when it came to Toronto back in 1981.
Oh yeah that Symphonic Yes blu ray is awsome! I own it too and I almost mentioned it in the video. It's actually one of my favorites from them for the classic Yes material. The keyboardist -- while not Wakeman -- is ridiculously good. And I feel like that one was worth owning just for Gates of Delirium, Close to the Edge and Ritual alone. Fantastic concert! Also, I do wish we could have some better Genesis concerts on blu-ray other than Genesis 3 Sides Live... That's an ok show, but I don't like the interview clips interspersed with the footage... I would've rather seen the full concert, uninterrupted. And I do think Live at Wembley and Way We Walk DVDs are far better shows. Very cool that you got to see that tour 3 Sides Live though. That's one of the only major artists I'm into that I never got the chance to see live. I'm also a big fan of The Who... just took my son to see them live on the last tour. I've always loved them. I'll check out that Kilburn disc... I don't have it yet (I have several others from the Who, but not that one yet). Thanks for watching and commenting, and also for the recommendations!
@@TheOriginalFuzz I'm a bit slow with this reply but the Genesis concert I would really love to own is the 1973 five-song set recorded at Shepperton Studios. Some fans have remastered the footage in 4K and it looks phenomenal. However, the footage is only currently available online.
Not sure if you are a Motley Crue fan or not, but "The End: Live in Los Angeles" is coming to 4K in April. I have been wanting to get the blu-ray for some time now but keep holding off. Today I was thinking of pulling the trigger on Amazon and saw the 4K listed. So will probably pre-order it.
That's very cool that they're putting it out on 4K. I'm not the biggest Motley Crue fan, but I do like a few songs (Looks That Kill has always been a favorite of mine from them). But I can imagine a 4K of one of their shows looking amazing! I may have to check that out just out of curiosity. I do love a good live show (still waiting for Vince Neil to kick Axl Rose's ass though - LMAO!). Thanks for watching!
Nice video! You should definitely talk more about concerts. Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton have a lot of good examples. One that I also enjoy a lot is the Roger Waters The Wall.
Thank you! I wasn't sure how this video would go over... I mean, I knew that I was stepping outside the channel niche a little bit, but I was very curious to see how many music fans were tuning in to the channel lol. Anyway, great suggestions! I always especially love a little Floyd! One title I'd love to see released on blu-ray is the Roger Waters "In the Flesh - Live" concert... I have an old DVD, but it was such a great show, I'd love to see it get a format update.
Time machine tour concert is very good !
Yeah it's so good. I was fortunate enough to see them twice on that tour, and it was incredible! Hearing songs like Camera Eye and Vital Signs live was just amazing.
I have mentioned in a couple of my videos saying that studios are missing out by not releasing more music on bluray or 4K. I think I only have 1 concert on BD: AC/DC Live at Donington. Also have an Alice Cooper concert on HD-DVD. But have many on DVD that has never been put on BD. Such a shame not to take advantage of better formats. Some that comes to mind are: Tina Turner Live at Amsterdam, Fleetwood Mac The Dance, Rammstein Live in Berlin, Scorpions Moment of Glory, Metallica S&M, and a few Kiss concerts. And then, of course, there are bands that have never produced an official concert on physical media making you find bootlegs. One I REALLY want on bluray would be Trans-Siberian Orchestra. I have seen them multiple times and would love to experience it home o disc instead of UA-cam. I am big music lover as well. I even have some SACDs and DVD Audio discs in my collection. Also have a few of the 24 carat gold remasters that were produced many years ago. Even though the ones you mentioned aren't my cup of tea, it was a great video. Hopefully spread the word and create some demand for more music on bluray and 4K.
I totally agree! I would love to see more music-related stuff released on blu-ray (or even better, on 4K in some cases). Fleetwood Mac's The Dance is one I've been hoping for on blu ray for years now. It's the definitive Mac concert in many ways (I remember watching it on VH1 or MTV or something when it first aired in the 90s, and then I saw them live on that subsequent tour as well). I still have the old DVD, and it's been driving me nuts that they never released it on blu ray. As for Trans-Siberian, I'm surprised they've never put out anything on blu-ray! That would TOTALLY make a ton of cash, I think. People love Trans-Siberian Orch! Great stuff man... thanks for watching and chiming in with your thoughts!
@@TheOriginalFuzz That ending of The Dance is incredible with the USMC Marching Band. I can't imagine how that would sound on newer format! Anything with orchestras would be great. The Metallica and Scorpions would be awesome. My 2 favs of Kiss are Unplugged and Symphony. I've watched those DVDs many times. Outside concerts, something I would like to pick up but haven't are some Blu-Ray Audio discs. Imagine using the BD capacity for hidef audio!
Thanks for the suggestions, I haven't seen any of the blu-rays you've recommended but they sound great. The Cure is either my favorite or 2nd favorite band, depending on the day. Depeche Mode and New Order form the holy trinity for me. I love Depeche's 101 and I don't know if it's available on blu-ray, but Live in Hamburg is an all-time favorite on laserdisc. Also enjoyed the White Stripes Under the Great White Northern Lights.
Very cool! Yeah definitely consider picking up that Cure 40 Live blu ray then when you get the chance. I think you'll really like it. It's the best concert package I've ever seen released in High Definition from the Cure. I also have their older Trilogy blu-ray, which at the time was incredible (I loved the Bloodflowers album). But they definitely outdid themselves with the 40 Live 2-concert blu-ray set. I think it's a must-own for any Cure fan. Thanks for watching!
I don't have much music on Blu-ray. I only have the Eagles from your list. My tastes are similar with some differences to yours. Here is the rest of my collection. First one is questionable to your list standards. It is Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon 50th Anniversary. It is the album on Blu-ray in Dolby Atmos, but no visuals. Next is AC/DC Live at River Plate. Great concert and the incredible crowd energy that is infectious to the viewer. Next would be Rammstein Paris and their other one Amerika. Hans Zimmer Live in Prague is just wow and it is in Atmos. Roger Waters The Wall. Another great Atmos mix. INXS Live Baby Live in 4K and Atmos. Finally Dream Theater Live at Luna Park. Going way back I have on VHS I wish was on Blu-ray is Queensryche Operation Mindcrime. I have several on DVD. Good unique topic I haven't seen from other Blutubers.
Thanks so much! And great titles in your collection. I definitely want to pick up that INXS Live Baby Live just for the 4K alone. And I've heard really good things about that Atmos mix on the Hans Zimmer disc. I also plan to pick up Roger Waters The Wall at some point. And I've also heard great things about that new Dark Side Atmos mix. I don't have an Atmos setup right now (I'm still 5.1), but I'm hoping to eventually upgrade in the next few years so I can see what all the hype is about. Thanks for commenting and watching! I wasn't sure how this video would be received, but it was certainly one of the videos here that I enjoyed making the most. It was a bit of a passion project for me Lol!
I just got a couple music BDs today. Hans Zimmer Live in Prague and Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon with the latter being a Blu-Ray Audio disc with Dolby Atmos. I don't have Atmos setup but will be interested in the Uncompressed 5.1 mix. I have that on SACD and loved it. I plan on checking these out today and tomorrow and then put up reviews for them to let people know about them. I love Hans Zimmer's scores and can't wait to watch it.
Very cool! I've heard that Zimmer release is a good one, and that the Atmos mix is killer -- and even without Atmos height channel, I'm sure you can still appreciate the mix to some degree, since I've heard that object-based surround mixes like Atmos adapt to whatever speaker configuration you're using (in my case, I have a 5.1 setup with no Atmos. But I still can hear a difference in the mixes compared to 5.1 mixes). Also very cool about Floyd, as I've always been a Floyd fan as well (I have the "Discovery" box set they put out I think like 10-15 years ago with all their albums included).
@@TheOriginalFuzzI listened to the Pink Floyd disc today. PHENOMENAL! I just recorded a review. Hopefully get it edited and posted tomorrow. Hans Zimmer would be next...but got The Abyss 4K today...so that takes priority. LOL Maybe have time to do both tomorrow if I start early enough.
@@screamingeekmedia That's awesome that you got The Abyss! I just watched my copy last night. So good! Very impressive restoration, in my view.
@@TheOriginalFuzzHave been seeing everyone else's reviews and they say it is best of all 3. I know I won't be as critical as others. Hell, I didn't think T2 was as bad as everyone else made it out to be. It was watchable. We are just too spoiled by all the other great 4Ks out there. LOL
@@TheOriginalFuzzJust watched the Hans Zimmer concert. WOW...WOW...WOW! Phenomenal! I am hoping to get a review of it up tomorrow. I do want to THANK YOU for re-igniting my passion for music. I am ready to dive down the rabbit hole searching for more for the home theater. Also thinking of doing my own video regarding favorite concerts. Mine will cover different formats since majority of mine are DVD. Only have a couple blu-rays.