Hendrix DVD's

Woodstock and Isle of Wright are the best of what I've seen. They playing on Woodstock is better, and there's plenty of shots of his hands, plus a good feel for the vibe of the event.

Fillmore is black and white, shot by one cheap camera -- a video equivalent of a bootleg music CD. There's a lot of interview footage that cuts into the music.

Rainbow Bridge would be last on my list. Most of it is a meandering story that leads into a brief concert at the bottom of a Hawaiian volcano.

None of these DVDs are good compared with a modern concert DVDs, so you won't be using them to show off your system.

Hendrix as Woodstock is, as they say, "the goods."

KP

Thanks! I was tempted by the Fillmore, what with two of the great names in rock all on one disc, but now I'll put Woodstock at the top of the list.