My recollection is that Dazed and Confused has the most activity in the surrounds.
Live Concerts with Discrete Surround
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My recollection is that Dazed and Confused has the most activity in the surrounds.
Ge Someone
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In that case I'm wrong and I'll have to check again.
In the mean time here's another good one: Roger Waters - The Wall (2012) [DVD, Blu-Ray or Digital Download]
War of the Worlds Stage Show DVD has a sublime DTS surround mix! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jeff-Waynes...&sr=8-1&keywords=war+of+the+worlds+stage+show
Buy it now. Simply brilliant.
Buy it now. Simply brilliant.
What is the Rush DVD like? DTS or DD, active rears?
Some more noteworthy titles,
Steve Hackett-Hammersmith
Gentle Giant-Octopus Live
Jethro Tull-Minstrel live 75 Paris
Led Zeppelin-Mothership
Natalie Merchant-VH 1 LIVE/Storytellers
Doors-Hollywood Bowl (parts of)
and two moderately discreet,
Aerosmith-Rising Sun
Little Feat-Skin It Back
Steve Hackett-Hammersmith
Gentle Giant-Octopus Live
Jethro Tull-Minstrel live 75 Paris
Led Zeppelin-Mothership
Natalie Merchant-VH 1 LIVE/Storytellers
Doors-Hollywood Bowl (parts of)
and two moderately discreet,
Aerosmith-Rising Sun
Little Feat-Skin It Back
Do you mean Hackett Genesis revisited? That concert mix has nothing in the rears for 90% of the time, the bass is out of control, boomy and over whelming, not great.
Just relistened to it last nite, and yes it has action in the rears, no doubt about it.Didn't want to list it until I re listened to it so yes I am including it.
It has some tricks here and there, but mostly silence.
Does anyone know if the UK DVD of Nirvana Unplugged is region-locked? I'm also curious if the rehearsal footage is also 5.1
Though I'm not a huge fan, this release has a handful of favorites, not the least of which is the cover of Bowie's "Man Who Sold the World." I'm doubly intrigued by this release because of the rehearsal, which includes that song.
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Ranasakawa
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
I played the Led Zeppelin Box Set DVD set. The Albert Hall concert sounds amazing in 5.1 very immersive.
Special mention to Jimi Hendrix - The 1972 movie reissued on DVD in 5.1 a few years ago
Special mention to Jimi Hendrix - The 1972 movie reissued on DVD in 5.1 a few years ago
What 72 movie was that ? Didn't know they made one from 72.? After all he died in 70, September I believe so all concert material would be 70 and prior?
Frogmort
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
I don't count 'audience in rear' as what I was thinking of in terms of being 'discrete'. I was strictly speaking of the music performed being mixed around the room similar to how many studio albums have been remixed in surround.
Edit: Listening to Roy Orbison B&W Night right now brought me back to this thread, and it has great discrete surround, courtesy of Elliot Scheiner.
watsontr
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I imagine it must be the doco type film "A Film About Jimi Hendrix" but I thought that came out in '73
salsdali
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
I agree with NIN Beside You In Time BD / And All That Could Have Been DVD and Alice In Chains Unplugged DVD
can't believe only 1 person mentioned Roger Waters The Wall (Dolby Atmos / Dolby TrueHD 7.1 for god's sake, that's as surround as they come)
Bjork Biophilia BD is interesting (though not her best)
Tom Petty: Runnin' Down a Dream DVD Disc 3 (of the 4 disc set) has the 30th-anniversary Gainesville concert in 5.1
The Police Certifiable BD
Neil Young Year of the Horse (probably my favorite 5.1 DTS live concert DVD) just because he's Neil and well, Crazy Horse
Neil Young Journey's BD DTS-HD MA 5.1
Metallica Through the Never German 7.1 version and Japan Dolby Atmos version
Led Zeppelin Celebration Day
Peter Gabriel Live in Athens 1987 BD
Portishead Roseland NYC Live DVD 5.1
can't believe only 1 person mentioned Roger Waters The Wall (Dolby Atmos / Dolby TrueHD 7.1 for god's sake, that's as surround as they come)
Bjork Biophilia BD is interesting (though not her best)
Tom Petty: Runnin' Down a Dream DVD Disc 3 (of the 4 disc set) has the 30th-anniversary Gainesville concert in 5.1
The Police Certifiable BD
Neil Young Year of the Horse (probably my favorite 5.1 DTS live concert DVD) just because he's Neil and well, Crazy Horse
Neil Young Journey's BD DTS-HD MA 5.1
Metallica Through the Never German 7.1 version and Japan Dolby Atmos version
Led Zeppelin Celebration Day
Peter Gabriel Live in Athens 1987 BD
Portishead Roseland NYC Live DVD 5.1
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Really? Was this remixed for BD? The surround mix on the DVD does not show off the rears at all that I recall.
Neil Young Year of the Horse (probably my favorite 5.1 DTS live concert DVD) just because he's Neil and well, Crazy Horse
Neil Young Journey's BD
Never had the opportunity to listen to these two by Neil Young.Had The Road Rocks live dvd in dts, which is a different concert from the Dvda.
Curious about how they sound ? Can you fill me in ?
Neil Young Journey's BD
Never had the opportunity to listen to these two by Neil Young.Had The Road Rocks live dvd in dts, which is a different concert from the Dvda.
Curious about how they sound ? Can you fill me in ?
That's right. I'm pretty sure both the DVD & the Blu-Ray have the same 5.1 surround mix, and it sounds very good, but it's not discrete at all.
Same goes for "Back to Front - Live in London". Great sound, but practically stereo.
salsdali
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
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