rickneuropa

I'm not into this type of music, so I don't know what groups besides Disturbed, and maybe Metallica, Megadeth, have DVD-A's out there, and what fans think of the DVD-A. I have a buddy who is, and would like to get one. So basically, give me a review of the disturbed DVD-A, or a DVD-A by a group that would fall into that type of music. Thanks!

massr1

ive got it, its an awesome record, if ur into that type of music. im mostly into the instrumentals, the lyrics are pretty deep and hardcore (anti-organized religions)

Danger Mouse

I assume you mean their "Believe" release on DVD-A. I have it and it sounds great. "Ten Thousands Fists" was just released, but I haven't been able to find it on DVD-A yet.

rickneuropa

Good to know. How about a review of the DVD-A compared to the CD in sound quality, surround use, can you tell a difference inbetween the two? a noticable difference? Are the use of surrounds gimmicky? Or more of a natural use? Thanks for the help. Also, any other DVD-A's that you bought that is similar to this group?

TLXLR8S

iam into this type of music too, and intrested to know as well
btw where is a good cheap place to buy DVD-A's? thanx

Danger Mouse

I am not much of an audiophile, but I think it sounds natural and is not gimmicky.
As far as other bands go, if you like Korn, they have a Greatest Hits CD that includes a live DVD from CBGB's that is in 5.1. Using techniques posted on this board, I created a DVD-A of that, and it is my favorite one so far. I also converted a DualDisc of Offsprings Greatest Hits.

rickneuropa

Online is your best bet to find DVD-A's and DualDiscs. Circuitcity.com, buy.com, and towerrecords.com are one's I use to buy them. They all have free shipping.

rickneuropa

Is the dualdisc of Offspring not DVD-A on the DVD side? You must have converted from DVD-V over to DVD-A then?

Danger Mouse

Correct it is DVD-V and I converted it to DVD-A