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Brain, I also have a NAD and B&Ws, and I too love the disc. So, that's the key here- one has to have my equipment to enjoy the DVD!

I can't imagine that the CD mix wouldn't be exactly the same as the DVD's stereo mix. Which is why I haven't bought it. Though I would like to hear those two extra tracks.

I tried the sequence listed in ealier in this thread (or was it another thread?) to access the Anthem Easter Egg. Incase you can't find it: Put in disc 2 and from the main menu press- 2, menu, 1, menu, 1, menu, 2, menu It's a clip of the band miming along to Anthem music-video style...

I'm glad the DVD doesn't sound "clean." Their studio albums already do and even two of their live ones. I absolutely love how wild this one comes off. There's just so much joy in it.

If you think the CD sounds fine, than I would think the DVD would be the same. I didn't get the CD, but I really do have no problem with the DVD sound. Could it have been better? Yes- spreading the show out to two discs and/or including a DTS track would have helped. But there's plenty of bass...

I will not be getting the single-disc. I can't imagine watching just pieces of this concert.

My guess of songs the band doesn't want to play: Hemispheres Anything off of Caress of Steel Most of the tunes from Hold Your Fire (extremely complex, especially for Geddy)

I avoided reading too much about the DVD so the sound and set list could surprise me a bit (even though I saw them on this tour). Picked it up last night straight after work, ran home and spent a quality 4 hours with my three favorite Canucks. A bit of good luck as a my roommates didn't come...