The tracklist may contain too much 80's music, but the Picture and audio quality is nothing short of brilliant. Does contain some Meddlys of Gabriel era stuff and a few of the better Colins tunes too

The most Ecclectic-tracklisting-to-Good-DVD quality ratio, Much Higher quality than older Yes concerts. Contains a broad range of Yes Material.

Worth the Money for Exit Stage Left alone. Three seperate concerts from three differnt tours. Includes some synth era stuff, but some excellent quality footage of the classic era too.

The best DVD for fans of the Classic Camel, Two concerts one from the Moon Madness Tour and One from The Rain Dances tour. Ok audio and visuals (the concerts ARE from the 70's) but amazing performance

The Highest Quality Tull DVD available. Excellent Sound and Picture and Performance (Although Ian's Vocals may cause some fans concern) The tracklisting is very ecclectic but mostly excellent. Ace.

If possible, even better than the last dvd. Great long concert, tons of extras, and an even better sound. The Band are on top form here.

Two amazing concerts. Some of the most enthusiastic and passonate performances ever commited to tape. The first concert has sublime audio and picture quality, and the second has a wider tracklist.

Despite coming from 1991 this concert is fantastically filmed and recorded. The band are on fire and rip through many classics, including almost the Entire of Pictures At An Exhibition. Brilliant

Wakeman's best DVD include a lot of material from 'Arthur and 'Wives.

A truely Sublime Semi-Acustic Concert with some amazing interpretations of Floyd material and an enthusiastic band.

The Quality may be a little poor, some of the effects may be dated, and some of the guests are hard to take, but this is still a great DVD. Features a great Documentary.

Worth The Price for Echoes alone, this Meddle era movie/musicvideo/concert cross over is an absolute classic.

Not Prog, but this DVD is of such high quality that I thought I'd give it some attention, awesome classic material and changing their later material to sound more classic. May interest Rush fans.