[anodyne]

Here's mine:

Bela Fleck and the Flecktones:  Live at the Quick
Alison Krauss + Union Station:  Live
Sting:  All This Time
Crossroads Music Fextival 2007 - great because you get exposure to a ton of different live bands.

[Jumpin]

Old school but one of my favorites is Festival Express.  Not only concert footage but a cool historical document.

Also, David Gray at the Point
Who, Live at Isle of Wight

[vinyl_lady]

Leonard Cohen --Live in London
Clapton & Winwood -- Live from MSG
The Moody Blues -- A Night at Red Rocks with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra
Cream -- Royal Albert Hall London May 2-3-5-6, 2005
U2 -- Elevation 2001 U2 Live from Boston
U2 -- U2 Go Home Live from Slane Castle
U2 -- Vertigo 2005 U2 Live from Chicago
Live 8 July 2nd 2005 -- The Long Walk to Justice (This video is worth owning if for no other reason than seeing pigs fly --Pink Floyd together again for the only and last time, performing Speak to Me/Breathe/Money/Wish You Were Here/Comfortably Numb--and Annie Lennox playing and singing a very moving version of Why)

Laura

[max190]

Heart - Alive In Seattle
Boz Scaggs - Greatest Hits Live
Keiko Matsui - White Owl

  Brian Regan - I Walked On The Moon

[jimdgoulding]

Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's Club

[max190]

Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's Club

Jim,
This is my next DVD purchase.  This live CD absolutely kicks ass.
Saw him live only once way back when Blow by Blow came out. His band and guitar playing skills are outstanding.

[roscoeiii]

The Led Zeppelin DVD from 2003 (titled "Led Zeppelin").

An incredible concert.

I also highly recommend the 3 CD live CDs released around the same time "How the West Was Won" Those live recordings made Zeppelin live and breathe for me again, an incredible set.

[jimdgoulding]

Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's Club

Jim,
This is my next DVD purchase.  This live CD absolutely kicks ass.
Saw him live only once way back when Blow by Blow came out. His band and guitar playing skills are outstanding.

It'll be a good one, Max.  It includes a couple numbers that aren't on the CD like Imogen Heep singing Blanket, for example, and a number with Josh Stone.  I totally agree with you bout the CD.  Love it.

[Audiophiliac]

Godsmack - Changes, if only to watch the drum battle between Sully and Shannon.

[jsaliga]

U2 -- U2 Go Home Live from Slane Castle
Live 8 July 2nd 2005 -- The Long Walk to Justice (This video is worth owning if for no other reason than seeing pigs fly --Pink Floyd together again for the only and last time, performing Speak to Me/Breathe/Money/Wish You Were Here/Comfortably Numb--and Annie Lennox playing and singing a very moving version of Why)

Laura

I'll second both of these.  If you want one definitive U2 DVD then Slane Castle is probably it.

I would own a lot more concert DVDs than I do if it weren't for the way these things are typically shot.  Directors can't seem to stay on one shot for more than 3 or 4 seconds.  The constant camera movement, zooming, angle changes, and what have you is very amateurish and really detracts from the experience.

--Jerome