O.A.R. Album: “Live from Madison Square Garden [DVD]”

This Blu-Ray is a perfect addition to your home collection. If you like O.A.R. you will love this live concert. The excellent video and audio quality of this Blu-ray has helped enhance my attachment to O.A.R. This is one of the best live concerts I own. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!

One of the best concerts I have ever seen. The energy from the band and the audience is electrifying. When the camera cuts to the audience and you see the audience enjoying the songs and dancing in the aisle it reminds you of the zest and zeal of the roots of Rock N' Roll when it first started back in the 50s'. The camera work and audio are excellent, the only down is during "Heard the World", you can hear when the FOH (Front of House) engineer increased the volume as to cause some feedback, but he quickly remedies the problem. Before the release of the DVD, I would have thought that they would have cleaned that up to get rid of it, but it does not take away from the concert and still gets 5 stars from me; again an excellent concert.

I was pleased with the video and audio on blu ray with surround. As far as the concert goes, I thought that was excellent as well.

I first bought this on dvd and then had to purchase it again when it came out on Blu-ray. Blu-ray is absolutely the way to go. The sound and picture quality is so much better than the regular dvd. This album gives you the opportunity to see O.A.R at their best. A great show that provides a balance of music as well as conversation from the band. This is one of our go to music dvds when we are hanging out in the basement playing pool. The energy of the band and the crowd is amazing. You feel like you are at the garden with them. Highly recommended!

I have to agree with other reviewers that the surround sound on this blu-ray is not mixed correctly or something. I own a lot of concert DVD's and Blu-Ray titles and this is the worst sounding one of them all. I literally couldn't finish the concert because of the poor sound quality of this blu-ray. I wonder if the DVD version has the same issue? The sound engineer for either O.A.R or the production company should be fired.