Dresden Dolls live at the Paradise.

I like the direction of it and love the sound quality. And in the beginning you see Amanda's boobies.

The Last Waltz - The Band.

Such an amazing documentary. I saw it for this first time last week and it blew my mind. I have been listening to The Band non-stop since then. You can find the whole thing on youtube by the way.

Remember That Night - David Gilmour. I mean really, Echoes in its entirety!! And that solo at the end of Fat Old Sun some how answered every questions I ever had about everything.

Does The Wall count? I love it because literally every time I watch it I see something that Alan and Roger may or may not have put in as a metaphor for something, and it's fun to watch a scene and think, "I wonder what he really meant by that."

If The Wall doesn't count, then the Led Zeppelin DVD with the desert on the cover (does it have a name?) because you don't truly appreciate John, Paul Jones, and Jimmy's playing and Plant's singing until you watch those concerts.

I like the Coheed and Cambria No World for Tomorrow special dvd.
It has comentery on the c.d. some info on the comic book, acoustic beta versions of Mother Superior, A Favor House Atlantic, The Suffering, and a couple more, it has a picture slide show and a secret easter egg, (a music session).
It's a pretty awesome bonus c.d. thing, I love it... I like the original beta tracks of song that I already know, kinda awesome to hear what they originaly sounded like.

My Faves are:

Drive By Truckers - Live at the 40 Watt
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Runnin' Down A Dream

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Favorite Live Concert DVD's
 

Just list or explain a few of your favorite Live DvD's. And I do not mean random performances put together for a DVD but A full live concert DVD.

At the moment my favorite is probably Pink Floyd live at Pompeii.

The Black Keys: Live at the Crystal Ballroom

My friend also has a Pink Floyd live dvd that is excellent, don't remember which one though.

The Who: Live at the Isle Of Wight.

The Who when they were at their peak. What other description do you need.