I have uploaded the following David Lee Roth video compilation DVD to the following newsgroups, alt.binaries.dvd and alt.binaries.dvd.music.
DVD ISO: https://mega.nz/#F!dEMRHRbZ!IRf2wKMIuT2HXIU2eWvhZg
David Lee Roth
Napalm Up Your…
The Complete Video Collection 1978-1994
Authored by Cato in 2005
Setlist:
1978-1984
01.Your Really Got Me
02.Running With The Devil
03.Jamie’s Cryin’
04.Dance The Night Away
05.You’re Not Good
06.Bottoms Up!
07.Heart About It ZLster
08.So This Is Love
09.Unchained
10.Pretty Woman
11.Jump
12.Panama
13.Hot For Teacher
14.L.A. is My lady
1985-1994
15.California Girls
16.Just A Gigolo
17.Yankee Rose
18.Goin’ Crazy
19.Loco Del Color!
20.That’s Life
21.Just Like Paradise
22.Stand Up
23.A Lil’ Ain’t Enough
24.Tell The Truth
25.Sensible Shoes
26.She’s My Machine
27.Night Life
28.Shoo Bop
DVD5 Size : 3.98 GB
Media : Proshot
Menu/Chapters : Yes/Yes
Duration : 01h49mn53s
Video Format : NTSC/4:3
Frame rate : 29.970 fps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Audio Format : AC3
Bit rate : 224 Kbps
Channels (s) : 2 Channels
Sampling rate : 48.0 Khz
rockphantom
October 8, 2016
Dallas/Fort Worth (Arlington)

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DVD ISO: https://mega.nz/#F!dEMRHRbZ!IRf2wKMIuT2HXIU2eWvhZg

sorry i don’t want this to be shared by downloading.

Cato Rocks

Best DLR comp there is, period. Would love to see an updated version of this, with better sources that have come out since it was made, with lossless audio and higher video bitrate on a dual layer DVD or spread across 2 DVDs.

Cato, I apologize for uploading Napalm. I have seen it available for download on several blogs over the years, so I assumed it would be OK to share the DVD digitally.

http://dvdconcertth.blogspot.com/2011/05/david-lee-roth-napalm-up-your-ass.html

I have also seen Napalm for sale on countless black market sites over the years, which totally sucks.
Making Napalm easy for casual fans to download should drastically reduce sales of the DVD.

I too would like to see a 2016 version of Napalm, including the VH ADKOT videos.
I believe a Blu-Ray version featuring ultra high bitrates and PCM audio would be the way to go.

I will kill the MEGA link.

Thank you again, Cato!

rockphantom: Cato, I apologize for uploading Napalm. I have seen it available for download on several blogs over the years, so I assumed it would be OK to share the DVD digitally.

http://dvdconcertth.blogspot.com/2011/05/david-lee-roth-napalm-up-your-ass.html

I have also seen Napalm for sale on countless black market sites over the years, which totally sucks. Making Napalm easy for casual fans to download should drastically reduce sales of the DVD.

I too would like to see a 2016 version of Napalm, including the VH ADKOT videos. I believe a Blu-Ray version featuring ultra high bitrates and PCM audio would be the way to go.

I will kill the MEGA link.

Thank you again, Cato!

if I made an updated/upgraded version of Napalm on Blu-ray just for you, what would you give me in return?

What would you like Cato? I’d be willing to tape several bands in the Dallas/Fort Worth area for you, if you are into live audio.

I already authored DVD version(divided to VH and DLR solo) and still have the sources on my PC. so it’s easy to make a Blu-ray version.
I don’t think there would be big difference between those DVD’s and Blu-ray but if you believe the Blu-ray has some advantage and have some rare stuff I want, I will make it for you.
show me your list.

Cato, my list is in the Where Is It Catalog format.

https://www.whereisit-soft.com/

You can download the free Where Is It Lite Catalog reader here: https://www.whereisit-soft.com/download/wiilite.zip

Please let me know if this works for you.
Thank You!

There is absolutely no point in producing a Blu-ray from SD video content that originated on DVD. Now if we had access to the original film reels that the material was shot on, before it was transferred to video, then it could be scanned in hi-def and appropriate to put to a Blu-ray. But DVD-encoded assets authored to a Blu-ray, just for the sake of a higher video/audio bitrate, is pointless and bloatware. Might as well trade some mono bootleg audio cassettes in 24-bit 192kHz 7.1 surround while you’re at it…

The PCM soundtrack and ultra high bitrates afforded by Blu-Ray media are appealing.
I have a few 3 hour pro shot 1st gen VHS bootleg Blu-Rays of concert footage from the 90s that benefit from the increased storage capacity.

VHS on blu-ray! Lol. DVDs can have PCM audio up to 24/96, don’t need Blu-ray for that.

rockphantom: Cato, my list is in the Where Is It Catalog format.

https://www.whereisit-soft.com/

You can download the free Where Is It Lite Catalog reader here: https://www.whereisit-soft.com/download/wiilite.zip

Please let me know if this works for you. Thank You!

do i have to install it just to see your list? oh, that sucks. I won’t do that.

and yeah, Jason is right. it’s as pointless as copying the audio from CD to DAT.

You don’t have to install Where Is It Lite. It’s in a zip file as a stand alone application.
I’d be interested in your Napalm 2DVD set if the Blu-Ray is not in the cards.

Thank you!

can’t read it. dunno why. I don’t like to use my time for this thing any more. so I gave it up.

the new Napalm is not a 2 DVD set. they are two different products.