Concert DVD's

[Sonic Temple]

So been revisiting many of my old concert DVD's within the last year and have enjoyed seeing these as we are not able to see and live shows. Thought I post some and see if anyone else has been watching old concerts and if so which ones. Amazing band and what a show this was.

 

[Sonic Temple]

From my collection as well. Great Canadian talent.

 

[shack]

Amazing live performance by Edgar Winter on Old Grey Whistle Test. Super DVD.

If you watch it, I promise you won't regret it.

 

[countd]

Edgar Winter performed along with Alice Cooper and Deep Purple Sept.2, 2017 Budweiser Stage Toronto. Great Show!!!

 

[Sonic Temple]

For all AC/DC fans, a must have - a killer 1-2 KO.

 

[downbound123]

The Last Waltz.. never get tired of watching it.

 

[Sonic Temple]

One of the best voices in the rock world - Mr Myles Kennedy - great disc as Tremonti is a killer on the guitar.

 

[Sonic Temple]

How can you not love that voice.

 

[Sonic Temple]

Toxic Twins still delivering the goods.

 

[Sonic Temple]

Chris Cornell is sadly missed. Great show.

 

[Sonic Temple]

Saw them play at the Docks on their 25th Anniversary Tour. Wettons' voice is missed. Both shows were fantastic.

 

[onomatopoeia]

Anyone here interested in seeing this? I could upload a compressed version that could be viewed online, or downloaded.



Dear5001 was a guy from Thailand that used to post bootleg concert videos on his blog. They were all broken up into multipart .rar archives of about 100 MB each and hosted by sites like megaupload and rapidshare. If you didn't have a paid account with the file hosting site there was a daily data limit, so it would take a few days to obtain all of the .rars before extracting them into .VOB files.

 

[Sonic Temple]

One of the finest voices out there...still.

 

[Sonic Temple]

Have everything that Zakk has put out - loved the debut Book of Shadows disc.

 

[Sonic Temple]

How good was this tour.

 

[Sonic Temple]

I wish he would go back to the music he made between 1983 and 1996.

 

[ptp]

Anyone here interested in seeing this? I could upload a compressed version that could be viewed online, or downloaded.

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Dear5001 was a guy from Thailand that used to post bootleg concert videos on his blog. They were all broken up into multipart .rar archives of about 100 MB each and hosted by sites like megaupload and rapidshare. If you didn't have a paid account with the file hosting site there was a daily data limit, so it would take a few days to obtain all of the .rars before extracting them into .VOB files.

I saw Neil at Kingswood late 80's solo and still one of the best shows i have seen .

 

[onomatopoeia]

I saw Neil at Kingswood late 80's solo and still one of the best shows i have seen .

I'm trying out some new free software to compress .VOB files to .Xvid. I do that with AutoGordianKnot on a different computer that needs a new monitor. It didn't work properly on this one, with a more recent operating system. From past experience, the conversion goes much faster if I disconnect from the Internet and close other programs. I'm just not willing to pay for an app to make concert videos for people here. If I can do that for free, the time expenditure is nothing, and bandwidth isn't an issue. One of my go-to apps, DVDDecrypter3.5.4, has been detected by Windows updates, and no longer works properly. I think that if I uninstall it, then reinstall it when I'm disconnected from the Internet, it will work fine again. Compressing video and extracting .VOB files simultaneously don't slow each other down, when done simultaneously.

DVDDecrypter3.5.4 is the final public version of this app. It copies .VOB files from a DVD in disk drive to a hard drive folder, so you can have the DVD as data to watch or burn onto blank disks, without having to expose the master disk each time. It also bypasses every security protection made until now, and adjusts for region codes. It was a free app until about 2005, then SONY bought the patent from the programmer so they could withdraw it from further legal distribution. I guess that makes it kind of 'benevolent ransomware'; it did its job too well for DVD manufacturers to allow the general public to have it, and it was free.

Anyway, if the compression software works properly, I should be able to provide viewing/ download links for Neil at Massey Hall and Van Morrison at The Rainbow 1973 fairly soon.

Watch the Rock and Roll thread for some downloadable full length concert videos I'll be posting soon. I have a few more to upload first.

 

[Sonic Temple]

Supergroup with one of the best backup harmony voices out there.

 

[Sonic Temple]

Another great blues/hard rock band - loved their debut.