Which shows by your favorites do you want released?

by **conversationpc** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 2:00 am

1. Kansas' 1976 "Leftoverture" tour
2. Rush "Moving Pictures"
3. AC/DC "For Those About to Rock" tour
4. Boston 2004 tour
5. Dokken "Back for the Attack" tour
6. Foreigner "Inside Information" tour
7. Iron Maiden "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" tour
8. Judas Priest "Painkiller" tour
9. Yes "Open Your Eyes" and "Masterworks" tour

by **WykkedSensation** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 2:10 am

conversationpc wrote:1. Kansas' 1976 "Leftoverture" tour
2. Rush "Moving Pictures"
3. AC/DC "For Those About to Rock" tour
4. Boston 2004 tour
5. Dokken "Back for the Attack" tour
6. Foreigner "Inside Information" tour
7. Iron Maiden "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" tour
8. Judas Priest "Painkiller" tour
9. Yes "Open Your Eyes" and "Masterworks" tour

There are some awesome boots out there from the Boston 2004 tour. Almost as good as the real full blown production jobbies.

by **WykkedSensation** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 2:12 am

4everkop wrote:All of Day on the Green I can't find it anywhere

Mmmm wouldn't we all. Keep on dreaming, i do. :cry:

by **stevew2** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 2:18 am

Gunbot wrote:The Zeppelin show from Live Aid with Phil Collins on drums.

I got that on VHS {remember what that was]}

by **Don** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 2:22 am

stevew2 wrote:
Gunbot wrote:The Zeppelin show from Live Aid with Phil Collins on drums.
I got that on VHS {remember what that was]}

Zeppelin is the one blocking release because the show was a charity event and they don't want anyone selling the performance, at least that's how I read their reasoning for not including it on the Live Aid DVD.

by **bluejeangirl76** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 3:05 am

Gunbot wrote:
stevew2 wrote:
Gunbot wrote:The Zeppelin show from Live Aid with Phil Collins on drums.
I got that on VHS {remember what that was]}

Zeppelin is the one blocking release because the show was a charity event and they don't want anyone selling the performance, at least that's how I read their reasoning for not including it on the Live Aid DVD.

Wouldn't the VHS/DVD profits going to charity? I don't know - I just assumed they would... if not, that's not cool. Zep could always forward any royalties to the charity if they felt that way about it.

by **Don** » Wed Oct 15, 2008 3:15 am

bluejeangirl76 wrote:
Gunbot wrote:
stevew2 wrote:
Gunbot wrote:The Zeppelin show from Live Aid with Phil Collins on drums.
I got that on VHS {remember what that was]}

Zeppelin is the one blocking release because the show was a charity event and they don't want anyone selling the performance, at least that's how I read their reasoning for not including it on the Live Aid DVD.

Wouldn't the VHS/DVD profits going to charity? I don't know - I just assumed they would... if not, that's not cool. Zep could always forward any royalties to the charity if they felt that way about it.

After googling (which I should have done in the first place), the apparent reasoning is they thought they sounded like shit and were embarrassed by their performance (ditto Santana). Page and Plant instead opted to donate proceeds from their No Quarter DVD to the Live Aid charity fund.

by **Gordon from Edinburgh** » Fri Oct 17, 2008 9:18 am

epresley wrote:
StocktontoMalone wrote:on DVD, that is....

2) 70s era Rush. Full show from 2112, Caress of Steel, or Permanent Waves
3) Something 'official' from Rainbow. With Dio on vocals.
4 70s era Billy Joel. Again preferably something pre-1977
5) ...to be continued

Stockton, do you have "Rainbow On Stage" w/Ronnie? One of the best live albums of all time AND it's official.

You can also get Rainbow live in germany on DVD - a remastered gig with Ritchie,Ronnie,Cozy, the three main men. Its brilliant - you also get interviews with then bassist Bob Daisley and videos for Long Live Rock N roll, gates of babylon and a couple other little bonuses - its totally awesome.

by **WykkedSensation** » Fri Oct 17, 2008 10:22 pm

Gunbot wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:
Gunbot wrote:
stevew2 wrote:
Gunbot wrote:The Zeppelin show from Live Aid with Phil Collins on drums.
I got that on VHS {remember what that was]}

Zeppelin is the one blocking release because the show was a charity event and they don't want anyone selling the performance, at least that's how I read their reasoning for not including it on the Live Aid DVD.

Wouldn't the VHS/DVD profits going to charity? I don't know - I just assumed they would... if not, that's not cool. Zep could always forward any royalties to the charity if they felt that way about it.

After googling (which I should have done in the first place), the apparent reasoning is they thought they sounded like shit and were embarrassed by their performance (ditto Santana). Page and Plant instead opted to donate proceeds from their No Quarter DVD to the Live Aid charity fund.

They sure DID sound like shit too. Plant was completely freakin awful.

by **sniper16** » Fri Oct 17, 2008 10:50 pm

WalrusOct9 wrote:Any original Van Halen show with Dave on vocals....and, while they're at it, something from Dave's first two solo tours in '86 and '88.

a show from eat em and smile was scheduled to be filmed but cancelled at the last minute, and nothing from skyscraper atleast in the us was filmed., maybe a house filmed boot might be out there .maybe the summit in houston. or a philly boot is floating around but ive only seem single camera shows

by **skinsguy** » Fri Oct 17, 2008 10:55 pm

conversationpc wrote:1. Kansas' 1976 "Leftoverture" tour
2. Rush "Moving Pictures"
3. AC/DC "For Those About to Rock" tour
4. Boston 2004 tour
5. Dokken "Back for the Attack" tour
6. Foreigner "Inside Information" tour
7. Iron Maiden "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" tour
8. Judas Priest "Painkiller" tour
9. Yes "Open Your Eyes" and "Masterworks" tour

Pretty good list. I'd add Journey - ROR tour. And any Petra concerts from the late 80's.

MR

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