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Hey guys -
I'm looking to start a collection of metal DVDs. Concerts are cool, or preferably something more like a documentary - or both! I like thrash, melodic death metal, metalcore, death metal, some hardcore, prog... not huge on black metal but if it's a must-see then I'd probably be down to try it.

So far, I've really enjoyed some DVDs (and/or concerts that I watched on YouTube but have on my Amazon wishlist) by Metallica (Seattle 1989), Kreator, Hypocrisy, Lamb of God, Unearth, Killswitch Engage, Opeth, Parkway Drive, Megadeth, Annihilator, Nevermore, Thrice, Himsa, and Death (Live in LA).

I also have Behemoth, Shadows Fall, Evergrey, Vader, As I Lay Dying, Dark Tranquillity, God Forbid, Necrophagist, Malevolent Creation, Testament, Bloodbath, Exodus, Joe Satriani, Heaven Shall Burn, and just various years of Wacken DVDs on my Amazon wishlist. Also looking forward to the new Lamb of God DVD.

Any recommendations??

For live stuff:
Meshuggah Alive DVD

Documentaries:
Such Hawks, Such Hounds (about underground doom/stoner metal and rock)

If you consider Judas Priest metal,and you should, they have some excellent offerings.

Crunchtime wrote:If you consider Judas Priest metal,and you should, they have some excellent offerings.

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check out the venom shows at the hammersmith in 84 and 85. i like the shit outta those.

I definitely recommend the Meshuggah DVD. Also, the history of Cannibal Corpse was pretty enjoyable. It shows how they got started and Chris Barnes is even in it. Highly recommended. You can watch it on Youtube as well.