Best Concert Films?

[PunkNinja]

 

[zesty]

Loved Supersonic (so much so that I made my own lenti slip) basically building up to my 23rd birthday which I do not remember hugely as people kept handing me illicit substances
Not sure if I'll ever watch it again dry eyed after my best buddy who I went with died though

 

[C2V3N]

Water on the Road is something every rock concert fan must see

 

[vexred]

I watched Supersonic the other night. So much stuff I wasn't aware of. Like Liam sniffing crystal meth in the USA. The latest Beatles one was really good too.

 

[Flash]

Gotta be Jeff Buckley- Live in Chicago

 

[Strangerbyday]

Coheed & Cambria - Neverender. 4 nights in New York back to back, playing all four of their albums up to that point. Brilliant.
(Maybe slightly biased because I was there.)

Also love Through the Never from Metallica. The "movie portion" is a bit naff but the concert film itself is fantastic! I remember seeing it in 3D IMAX in Dublin & nearly being blown out of my seat it was so loud!

 

[JackRegan]

John Martyn - Live at the Shaw Theatre - Not the best of this particular tour ,but the only one recorded, and featurnig a Dave Gilmour guets spot. For anyone new to the sheer genius of Big John, this isn't a bad place to start film-wise.

The Song Remains The Same - Led Zeppelin - Jimmy Page and the neon bow

The Yes Film - only rarely seen at the cinema and never commercially released in any format. It features the classic Yes lineup: Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman and Bruford from 1972 if memory serves. I have never seen or heard of it for many years - maybe lost and consigned to history?

 

[C.C. 95]