Heartland

Posted: **25 May 2006, 18:00**

wild bill buttock wrote:Debbie does Dallas

Naughty nurses six

Star whores 2(The phantom anus)

They've all got music in,to a fashion.
Proper sexy music with Saxaphones and elongated heavy metal guitar solos.

naughty noo-noo

Posted: **25 May 2006, 19:27**

Beastie Boys - Anthology (Criterion)
Underworld - Everything, Everything
Laurie Anderson - Home of the Brave (not officially out on DVD, authored from laserdisc)
Tool - Salival
Butthole Surfers - Blind Eye Sees All
Sex Pistols - Winterland & Live at Longhorns (Japanese R2 pressings)

(edit: forgot the BHS!)

Posted: **25 May 2006, 20:42**

Skeletal Family - Live in Sheffield.

Ghost Dance - Live DVD from the Ghost Dance site.

Fields of the Nephilim - Revelations.

In Goth Daze - Mixed DVD, mostly skip most and watch, Alien Sex Fiend - Dance Society - Ligotage - Creaming Jesus - The Marionettes - Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Skelatal Family - Ghost Dance.

The Sisters of Mercy - Wake.

The Mission - Crusade & From Dawn to Dusk.

Goodbye Mr MacKenzie - A compilation DVD bought at the last gig in Glasgow, videos ans some live footage.

The Damned - Tikki Nightmare.

Posted: **26 May 2006, 04:24**

I don't watch music dvds, I listen to music instead.

Posted: **26 May 2006, 17:24**

Ocean Moves wrote:I don't watch music dvds, I listen to music instead.

Same here.
I listen to music and "relax in the gentlemans fashion" to hardcore porn!

Posted: **26 May 2006, 17:36**

Hardcore porn, hardcore punk.. get the balance and that's life.

Posted: **26 May 2006, 18:06**

hardcore Techno?

Or is that just a load of wank anyway?

Posted: **26 May 2006, 18:28**

If it's well made, no.

Posted: **27 May 2006, 17:48**

Twas but a feeble witticism,Good squire.
I am verrily fond of ye olde Techno minstrels but preferest ye trance de Goa to Hardst core of house.

Posted: **30 May 2006, 10:42**

1. Fields of the Nephilim - Visionary heads (and now of course the compilation DVD)
2. Mesh - On this tour forever
3. The Sisters of Mercy - Wake
4. Deine Lakaien - 1st decade
5. Project Pitchfork - Glowing like IO

Posted: **31 May 2006, 15:38**

Underworld - Everything, Everything
NIN - Closure
Depeche Mode - Devotional / One Night In Paris
Ministry - In Case You Couldn't Be Bothered Showing Up
Love and Rockets - Sorted!
Alien Sex Fiend - A Purple Glistener
Bauhaus - Archive / Shadows of Light

Some of these are VHS and some of the officially realesed DVD's have had lamentably little expense spent on remastering (like none).
The Underworld DVD is a gem of a disc; DTS soundtrack plus one of the few non-porn discs to succesfully find a use for the multi-angle feature as you can choose to either watch the live performance or just to have the video backdrop instead. Stunning versions of Nuxx and Rez/Cowgirl worth the entry fee alone as it were.
I'd love Wake / Shot on DVD if only to save me the job of transferring them myself; I'm sure some sort of quid pro quo can be arranged if some kind Heartlander wanted to help!

Posted: **31 May 2006, 16:08**

mik:
http://myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=10120
(Wake)

the Beastie Boys also makes good use of the multi-angle options for some of the videos.

Posted: **01 Jun 2006, 15:15**

tsom - Wake

Siouxsie - Nocturne (best live performance but she could've shaved under her arm's before the gig)

Qntal - live http://www.chrom.de/home/qntal/

Madonna - ciao Italia

Kylie - live in Sydney

Posted: **01 Jun 2006, 15:24**

sisters - london the forum (18.04.03)
underworld - everything,everything

david bowie - a reality tour
fatboy slim - big beach boutique II
U2 - elevation tour
george micheal - best of
peter gabriel - secret world live

Posted: **06 Jun 2006, 15:11**

PJ Harvey: On tour, please leave quietly (superb tour-dvd & official)
PJ Harvey: Harder...till I moan (live @ EurockÃ©ennes 2004) (bootleg, but unbelievably good)
The Gun Club: live at Hacienda 1983/84 (official dvd, especially 84 is great)
Fields of the Nephilim: Revelations/Forever Remain/Visionary Heads (just great)
The Sisters: Stuttgart 12/11/84 (smoke, lights & damn fine music AND very funny to watch)
and last but not least: Lighting the candles (disc2) : very nice entertainment from someone who cares about his fans.

not on dvd, but I couldn't let these videos unmentioned:
Joy Division: Here are the young men (mista Curtis is such a weird fella!)
The Mish: Waves upon the sand (one of the best tourvids I've ever seen)

Posted: **07 Jun 2006, 19:19**

Swans - A Long Slow Screw
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
Fields of the Nephilim - Revelations etc.
Slayer - Still Reigning
Turbonegro - The Movie
The Sisters of Mercy - Wake
Bob Log III - Pajama Party

Posted: **08 Jun 2006, 19:09**

radiojamaica wrote: not on dvd, but I couldn't let these videos unmentioned:
Joy Division: Here are the young men (mista Curtis is such a weird fella!)
The Mish: Waves upon the sand (one of the best tourvids I've ever seen)

nananana clicky

Posted: **09 Jun 2006, 13:51**

hmm... I knew that, good doctor

but I'm just way too nostalgic to replace the vids with those shiny disc thingies.

...<start hip hop-loop now> "Let's take it back to the old school"

Posted: **30 May 2007, 20:20**

Fields of the Nephilim - Revelations/ Forever Remain / Visionary Heads
The Cult - Anthology
Manic Street Preachers - Greatest Hits
Tiamat - Church of Tiamat
U2 - Best of 1980 - 1990 (very rare)

Best of Bowie
Iron Maiden - Visions of the Beast
Arsenal of Megadeth
ZZ Top - Greatest Hits
Faith No More - Live at Brixton Academy\Greatest Hits

Posted: **30 May 2007, 22:28**

... and these just in:

The Pink Floyd ~ The Making of The Dark Side of the Moon
Paradise Lost ~ Rockpalast 1991
NIN ~ ...and all that could have been (on one disc)
Type O Negative ~ Symphony for the Devil sans bollocks, cheers for all four Pat

Pixies ~ Reunion tour cheers JansenClone

NIN ~ Mudstock many thanks Grison and I'm still working on that Hawkwind DVD, nae fears

Posted: **30 May 2007, 22:47**

I can't believe no one mentioned Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars Motion Picture yet.
That would be my places 1-10.

Then comes NICO/ICON (if that counts at all....

Posted: **31 May 2007, 01:12**

Rammstein - Volkerball
Fields of the Nephilim - Revelation / Forever Remain / Visionary Heads
The Mission - Lighting The Candles
Switchblade Symphony - Sweet, Live Witches
Switchblade Symphony - The Phantom of the Opera

Posted: **31 May 2007, 01:17**

Have to agree with Stephen...

Rammstein - Volkerball
Rammstein - Volkerball
Rammstein - Volkerball
Sisters - Live In Moscow (cheers rush

)
Stone Roses - Brussels La Luna Club 1995

Posted: **31 May 2007, 07:45**

canon docre wrote:I can't believe no one mentioned Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars Motion Picture yet.
That would be my places 1-10.

I was going to say the same thing. Great concert dvd that one.
Trilogy still shades it for me. Good package & nicely filmed.
Nocturne (specifically for the armpits

just ask James

)

Do DVDAs count?
If so, In Absentia is an absolute cracker!

Posted: **31 May 2007, 10:55**

^^^ Ur all such goths

Bowie Loreley 96 (or maybe Berlin or Paris 2002 - all 3 shows are awesome!)
Prince Syracuse 85
Placebo Soulmates
Nick Cave Abattoir Blues Live
Talking Heads Stop Making Sense

Heartland

Your top 3, 5, 10 (whatever) music dvds???