I became a Stevie Ray Vaughan fan less than a month ago and a buddy of mine lent me this concert tape and I must say that the day SRV died, the world lost a legend. Watching Stevie Ray Vaughan play guitar and sing is nothing short of a revelation. This guy was one of the most amazing guitarists ever, he's a great singer. There's not a whole lot of things to not like about him. This DVD is much shorter than most concert DVD's, at a mere 63 minutes, but the picture quality is perfect and the sound quality is fantastic. I'm not a big fan of singers who change the tempo or sometimes even the beat of their music, which Vaughan never does. But, anyway...Every performance on here was solid but a few standouts were "Voodoo Chile" which is, of course, an old Jimi Hendrix song, but Vaughan took an amazing guitar solo and made it even better. "Pride & Joy" is one of my favorite SRV songs and he's great performing it. The licks he throws out with "Texas Flood" are, indeed, as the back says "an encycolpedia of incandescent licks streaming forth like a thunder shower. Like a flood." "Third Stone from the Sun" is yet anther Hendrix solo which Vaughan throws so much musical and phyiscal power into it manages to become one of the best performances of a guitar solo I've ever witnessed. The guitar solo "Lenny" which Vaughan dedicates to his wife is one of the most beautiful guitar solo I've ever heard. For me, concert DVD's are for entertainment and interest. It's rare that you can really catch the power delivered in a concert on camera, but this is an exception. Drummer Chris Layton mentions on the back synopsis that it was just a regular live show and cameras just happened to be there...He wasn't lying. A+