Queen hits dvd

mhw58
mhw58 Posts: 359
edited March 2003 in Music & Movies
I bought the Queen Greatest hits dvd and I'm impressed!!
Bohemian Rhapsody is fantastic in surround, I may never
play it in stereo again. The DTS sound of this dvd is great,
the vocals are crystal clear and the bass and guitars sound
awesome.
Does anyone have any other music dvd's that have great
surround sound?
Thanks, Mike
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  • polkatese
    polkatese Posts: 6,767
    edited March 2003
    My vote goes to Steely Dan's "Gaucho" on DTS...
    I am sorry, I have no opinion on the matter. I am sure you do. So, don't mind me, I just want to talk audio and pie.
  • rscamer
    rscamer Posts: 70
    edited March 2003
    the Eagels hell freezes over is my favorite with great sound
    also Fleetwood Mac-the dance in dd5.1 is very good with lots of bottom end. If you like john fogerty premonition sounds very good
    (my be a little bright).and Elton John-live at madison square gardens the greatest hits this dvd sound very clean for a recording done live at msg. I have tried others but a lot of bad recordings out there. If anyone has heard any other good clean recordings let me know.:cool:
  • steve simmons
    steve simmons Posts: 64
    edited March 2003
    Roger Waters "In the Flesh- Live" is an excellent concert DVD with outstanding sound. If you like Pink Floyd give this one a shot.
  • heavyismymetal
    heavyismymetal Posts: 28
    edited March 2003
    Alice In Chains "Unplugged" sounds very nice with DD 5.1
    Iron Maiden "Rock In Rio" sounded awsome with the DTS
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  • etrigan
    etrigan Posts: 160
    edited March 2003
    Greetings !
    As already mentioned:
    Iron Maiden - Eagles - Roger Waters - Steely Dan.
    Some others not yet mentioned (of course depending on your musical tastes,and IMHO)
    Yes - Symphonic Live (DTS)
    King Crimson - Deja Vrooom (DTS)
    Yes - House of Yes
    Judas Priest - Live in London
    Motorhead - 25&Alive "Boneshaker"
    Joe Satriani - Live in S.F.
    G3 - Live in Concert
    David Gilmour - In Concert
    Jethro Tull - Living with the Past (2 chnl only:( )
    Dream Theater - Metropolis 2000,Scenes from N.Y.(also 2 chnl only,if I'm not mistaken.)
    The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Live in Japan (DTS)
    Don Henley - Live Inside Job
    Bill Bruford - Footloose in N.Y.C. (2 chnl only,and not the best camera work-kinda shaky and when they could have done nice close ups on the drumming technique,they shot the bassist or Bill's face etc. :rolleyes: )
    Pink Floyd - The Wall

    Also, Kinda expensive and both are 2 chnl only but...
    Neil Peart - A Work in Progress and Mike Portnoy - Liquid Drum Theater (Both apx. 50.00 bucks each :supermad: )
    But a must have for drummers or anyone interested in drumming techniques,or Rush and DT/LTE fans)

    Hopefully, more to come.

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  • jdavy
    jdavy Posts: 380
    edited March 2003
    The queen hits DTS dvd is great. Pass on the live concert. It sucks.

    BTW Ealgles and Roy Orbison B&W night are great in DTS
  • mhw58
    mhw58 Posts: 359
    edited March 2003
    Thanks for all the suggestions. I have Premonition, Hell Freezes
    Over, The Wall, Roy Orbison and King Crimson. I'll pick
    up some of the others you've all suggested. I'll also add
    the Steely Dan live Two against nature dvd.
    Mike
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  • rlightfoot
    rlightfoot Posts: 87
    edited March 2003
    What is the Queen DTS DVD...a collection of videos remastered as 5.1 DTS?

    I have:

    Eagles Hell Freezes over....great!
    Steely Dan 2 Against Nature....awesome!
    Beegees live at MGM...OK
    Diana Krall Live in Paris...Awesome!
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  • mhw58
    mhw58 Posts: 359
    edited March 2003
    Yes, the Queen dvd is a collection of their videos remastered
    in dts 5:1. Great sound quality. I just bought the Best of Bowie
    2 dvd set and it's great also. The sound quality varies from
    stereo to 5:1 but if you're a fan of Bowie, it's a must own.
    Mike
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  • Tour2ma
    Tour2ma Posts: 10,177
    edited March 2003
    OK one order of David Bowie coming up.

    Can't add much as I only have one concert DVD to date, but it's a good'un...

    Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
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  • rscamer
    rscamer Posts: 70
    edited March 2003
    I just watched The Band-The Last Waltz this sounds great and a very good movie-video.
  • PETERNG
    PETERNG Posts: 918
    edited March 2003
    Originally posted by mhw58
    I bought the Queen Greatest hits dvd and I'm impressed!!
    Bohemian Rhapsody is fantastic in surround, I may never
    play it in stereo again. The DTS sound of this dvd is great,
    the vocals are crystal clear and the bass and guitars sound
    awesome.
    Does anyone have any other music dvd's that have great
    surround sound?
    Thanks, Mike

    If you like that DVD much, you should check on the Queen DVD-Audio disc, beside the outstanding high resolution DVD-A track, it has the Bohemian Rhapsody video track with DTS sound. The DVD-A track sound superior to the DTS sound track.
  • danger boy
    danger boy Posts: 15,722
    edited March 2003
    I agree with PETERNG the DVD-a track is better than the DTS track at least on this Queen "A night at the Opera"
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