Best BluRay Concerts


I just got my first BluRay player and am wanting to buy some concert videos as the sound seems quite a bit better than DVD and figured fellow audiogoners would have some suggestions.
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What are your music tastes? While I prefer Classical, Jazz, and world music I still got a charge out of these:

Jeff Beck performing this week Live at Ronnie Scott's
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Stop Making Sense (Talking Heads film by Jonathan Demme
Thanks Undertow, I am into rock older rock mostly. I bought a Moody Blues Lovely to See you because that was all they ahd when I bought my player. I have the Gilmour in std DVD but that was on my list, I will look for the Yes as well. Bye golly I had just bought the Jeff Beck and kick myself for not waiting to get it on BluRay, what a performance and the bass player is a suprise, where will she be in 10 years with her talent
I will say one thing about the newer David Gilmore Blu Ray, yes it might capitalize on the technology in quality over the standard DVD and might be worth the extra 35 bucks to you, HOWEVER the strangest thing is that it does not operate like a blu ray, it operates still with the old menu access etc... Like a standard DVD on this disc for some reason.

I went and replaced a few older DVD concerts with the new Blu ray equivelants and this was one of them, a big reason to me was for the onscreen track access while not stopping the concert and being able to make selections, or Audio adjustments on the fly while the concert is playing.

The Gilmore version is the ONLY one that I have run into that does not use the Blu ray features. Again the sound track and video is somewhat refined of course, however the cool blu ray features of blu ray disc content is not active. I will have to try it on another player to see if its limited to a firmware upgrade, however this was dissapointing considering this blu ray concert is much more expensive than most.
Sheryl Crow , Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks and the new Steve Winwood / Eric Clapton all are excellent in Blu Ray.
I do wish there was more.