What’s your favorite rock/metal video/DVD ?

[JinglesTheChristmasMouse]

Please and thank you.

[HueyRamone]

Priest Live in Memphis 82

[pieceofme]

KISSology

[eddie lee roth]

KISSology

Yep, first one only that had the Largo 77 show.

[GreatWhiteSnake]

Priest Live in Memphis 82

This would be one of mine for sure...

[Psychobolia.com]

Priest - Electric Eye: it's got all their official videos up through the Painkiller album + the full Priest...LIve! show in Dallas + a few BBC early days videos

close 2nd: Maiden - The Early Years: it's got 3 shows (incl. both Dianno and Bruce Bruce) + a nice long documentary featuring interviews with most if not all of the earlier members.

[daveg]

Def Leppard In the Round
Night Ranger 7 wishes tour
Queensryche Livecrime
Kiss Animalize live

[HoldenSSV]

Hear-n-Aid Documentary (converted from VHS)
Dokken - One Live Night
SAGA - Silhouette
Steelheart - Still Hard
Y&T - One Hot Night
Yngwie's concerto

[ParaDime77]

AC/DC Live at River Plate
Godsmack “Changes”
Linkin Park “Live In Texas”

[FreddyFender]

Tom Petty - Live From Gainesville
Santana - Sacred Fire
Fleetwood Mac - The Dance
Queen Rock Montreal
Roger Waters - In The Flesh
Heaven & Hell Live NYC
Richie Kotzen - Live 2015
Deep Purple - California Jam w Hughes and Coverdale

[rubysdad]

Live after Death.

And , I’ve probably watched this gig on YouTube more than any other in the past few years.
MCR live at Reading in 2011.

https://youtu.be/uNsPusX5WtM?si=wOOErq6np679PICQ

[Nobodyspecial]

Van Halen - Live without a net
Dokken - Unchain the night
Dokken - One live night
Warrant - Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich - Live

[Love_Industry]

Priest - Electric Eye: it's got all their official videos up through the Painkiller album + the full Priest...LIve! show in Dallas + a few BBC early days videos

close 2nd: Maiden - The Early Years: it's got 3 shows (incl. both Dianno and Bruce Bruce) + a nice long documentary featuring interviews with most if not all of the earlier members.

Agree with both of those. Maiden mainly for Beast Over Hammersmith.

Also Rush In Rio and the Led Zeppelin s/t DVD.
Van Halen US Festival if it counts, it's not an official release in any format.

[jens]

Maiden - Rock In Rio
It came out at the perfect time, when we were 14 and discovering heavy metal. The impact on our generation was enormous.

[GreatWhiteSnake]

Deep Purple - California Jam w Hughes and Coverdale

I have this and it's awesome. Coverdale's first time in CA. Hughes coked out screeching. Lord tipping his organ. Pissed off Ritchie breaking cameras. CA sunset. Surreal...

[DonJuanDeMarco]

I bought very few DVD's. I mostly bought the Greatest Hits ones... Motley, Poison, Ratt, Cinderella... just because they had all of the videos in place and some cool interview clips.

Most of the old VHS tapes were cool. This was pre-internet so it was cool to see high quality versions of all the videos plus exclusive interviews.

I always loved the "in the studio" stuff like Aerosmith Pump and Slaughter The Wild Life.

Skid Row Oh Say Can You Scream was fun.

Bon Jovi Access All Areas... I thought was boring at the time but I love it now. Clips from that VHS were used on The Circle DVD and the new Hulu doc.

And our course Kiss Exposed and Motley Uncensored. I think those were the 2 most popular ones.

[HueyRamone]

I was amazed they were able to sell the Video VHS's that had almost nothing on them

Kiss Crazy Nights videos
DLR - EEAS Videos
shit like that.

Kiss Exposed cost a lot, but you got a lot. Who the fuck was buying the Crazy Nights VHS for like $20? It was 12 mins long with three fucking songs on it!

[pieceofme]

I was amazed they were able to sell the Video VHS's that had almost nothing on them

Kiss Crazy Nights videos
DLR - EEAS Videos
shit like that.

Kiss Exposed cost a lot, but you got a lot. Who the fuck was buying the Crazy Nights VHS for like $20? It was 12 mins long with three fucking songs on it!

Mister Freeze at his peak KISS Fandom.

[Chip Z'Hoy]

I always loved the "in the studio" stuff like Aerosmith Pump and Slaughter The Wild Life.

Not familiar with the Slaughter one, but The Making of Pump is AWESOME. It's crazy-amazing to watch those songs come together.

I think my all-time favorite is A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica, specifically the recording half. It's cool to see them at the cusp of superstardom, just working into some mild diva behavior.

The first Danzig home video is a classic. Start to finish, a wonder of modern cinema.

And of course all the Pantera home videos.

[Brainy Lane]

STRYPER - In the Beginning & Live in Japan
Def Leppard - Historia & In the Round
Poison - Sight for Sore Ears
Warrant - DRFSR live
Mr. Big - Group Portrait
Queen - The Magic Years

[Love_Industry]

And our course Kiss Exposed and Motley Uncensored. I think those were the 2 most popular ones.

Yeah forgot about them but they were huge at the time. Pre-reunion and pre-Kissology, seeing 70s Kiss in pro quality was a big thing. Now everything is out there in even better quality and all you have left is Gene and Paul goofing off, playing 80s rock stars.

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[Hellsinkey]

Blind Melon- Letters From A Porcupine
Pavement- Slow Century
Inxs- I'm Only Looking
Nada Surf- Live 2003
Sleepy Sleepers- Soppa
Ween- Live In Chicago

[TooOldToCare]

Back in the old days of Pay-Per-View, I VHS taped the Moscow Music and Peace Festival. I wish I still had that (will need to look on YT). I thought it was a great time capsule of the era.

Edit: Found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LX8ANPDfaaU

Man, Bach had "such a purtty mouth" back then. Dude should have kept going to the dentist.

[pieceofme]

Back in the old days of Pay-Per-View, I VHS taped the Moscow Music and Peace Festival. I wish I still had that (will need to look on YT). I thought it was a great time capsule of the era.

Edit: Found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LX8ANPDfaaU

Man, Bach had "such a purtty mouth" back then. Dude should have kept going to the dentist.

Cinderella was the best performance on that day.

[TooOldToCare]

Back in the old days of Pay-Per-View, I VHS taped the Moscow Music and Peace Festival. I wish I still had that (will need to look on YT). I thought it was a great time capsule of the era.

Edit: Found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LX8ANPDfaaU

Man, Bach had "such a purtty mouth" back then. Dude should have kept going to the dentist.

Cinderella was the best performance on that day.

Watching some of it now. I think Cinderella was a better band than they got credit for lumping in with the rest of the hair metal. They had some stinkers on record, but I always dug the swampy rock. Nobody's Fool was epic at the MM&PF. Got to see them live 2 or 3 times in their heyday.

[Mister Freeze]

[Mister Freeze]

Kiss Exposed cost a lot, but you got a lot. Who the fuck was buying the Crazy Nights VHS for like $20? It was 12 mins long with three fucking songs on it!

Mister Freeze at his peak KISS Fandom.

[TREVERLAST]

KISS Exposed & Crue Uncensored got the most play for me.
Animalize Uncensored got played everyday too.