Watching DVD's:

[ich bin besser]

What do you watch first - extras or the concert?

Myself, I tend to watch the documentary stuff (if included, of course) first - and then the actual gig. I love backstuff stuff.
For the TA DVD, for example, I first watch the docu, then the Giant Hogweed, and then the concert. Still have to watch the interview.
 

[wolfking]

Concert.  A lot of the times I don't even bother with extras.  I know I should as it usually gives you a good insight, but most of the time a buy and watch a DVD for the concert.

[glaurung]

I always watch the extras first unless it's a commentary.

[King Postwhore]

Extra's most of the time but with Transatlantic I did the opposite.  I don't know why!

[MykeHavoc]

Always watch the show first. I wouldn't watch the special features of a film first.

[SPNKr]

It depends for me. Most of the time is the main feature first, but yeah I wouldn't watch the special features of a non music DVD first.

[yeshaberto]

extras first...for some reason it makes the concert more meaningful to know what went on behind the scenes

[73109]

Always watch the show first. I wouldn't watch the special features of a film first.

[Dr. DTVT]

I'm with Mike and Numbers on this.  I watch the show first, then the extras.

[juice]

Watch the show first then the extras.

[Chino]

I'll watch the show a few times before even thinking of the extras.

[Zydar]

What do you watch first - extras or the concert?

Myself, I tend to watch the documentary stuff (if included, of course) first - and then the actual gig. I love backstuff stuff.
For the TA DVD, for example, I first watch the docu, then the Giant Hogweed, and then the concert. Still have to watch the interview.
 

That's exactly what I've done since I got it two days ago

And yes I usually go for the extra stuff first, before I head to the actual concert. Like the latest Opeth DVD for instance.

[Orbert]

Main feature first, then docs, then main feature again.  Documentary stuff too often has spoilers, but I agree that it also helps you appreciate the main feature, so I usually check it out again.

[blackngold29]

Main feature first, then docs, then main feature again.  Documentary stuff too often has spoilers, but I agree that it also helps you appreciate the main feature, so I usually check it out again.

Usually the show first, for this reason. I hate spoilers. If I knew a docu didn't have spoilers though, I'd probably be tempted to watch it first.

[73109]

How can a DVD have spoilers when you know the set?

[ClairvoyantCat]

Not going to lie, often I don't even watch the extras. 

[MetalManiac666]

Main feature first, then docs, then main feature again.  Documentary stuff too often has spoilers, but I agree that it also helps you appreciate the main feature, so I usually check it out again.

This.

[glaurung]

How can a DVD have spoilers when you know the set?

I think people are talking about both movies and concert DVDs in this thread.

[orcus116]

The extras are usually way more interesting than the actual concerts, partially the reason I don't buy live DVDs anymore.

[Ħ]

Well, I've naturally chosen to watch the show first, and then the extras, without really giving it much thought.  But based on what people here are saying, I think I'll try watching the extras first next time!