Saturday Night Live – Best Music Performances

Many customers over the years have asked why is there not a Saturday Night Live music performances only compilation available.

We are extremely happy to announce that the time has arrived.  This amazing 35 disc budget DVD set comprises many of the musical performances from the Saturday Night Live TV show from 1975 to 2012.  It also does include a few comedy sketches.  Most discs are close to 2 hours long each, for a total musical enjoyment time of close to 70 hours!

These performances were obtained from 3 separate sources, so there is some duplication of performances.  As a result, 7 discs are included for FREE, with the remaining 28 discs priced as low as $5.00 per disc, depending on the total size of your order.

Although the set is listed at $175.00, since it is between $120.00-$239.99, the website will automatically deduct a 10% Quantity Discount when checking out, bringing the net price down to $157.50, which is $5.62 per disc for 28 discs, plus the 7 FREE discs.  Should your total order be between $240.00-$359.99, you will receive an automatic 15% Quantity Discount, bringing the price per paid disc down to $5.31, plus the 7 FREE discs.  Finally, should your total order be $360.00 or more, you will receive the maximum automatic 20% Quantity Discount, bringing the price per paid disc down to $5.00, plus the 7 FREE discs.

NOTE #1:  This title and ALL budget DVD titles do not come in cases and do not include DVD artwork.  They are shipped in vinyl lined paper sleeves.  This title DOES come with a complete listing of all contents, as described in the listing description shown below.  Unfortunately, we have very few song listings available for discs 1-30.

NOTE #2:  Most artists performed 2, sometimes 3 songs per SNL episode.  Since discs 1 to 20 performances are taken from edited re-broadcasts on Comedy Channel and VH1, they usually include only 1 of the songs performed and include the small TV station logo on the bottom right of the screen.  Performances on discs 21-30 may or may not include all of the artists performances from that episode and do NOT have any TV logo anywhere on the screen.

NOTE #3:  Performances on discs 31-35 are taken from the officially released 5 volume box set “Saturday Night 25 Years Of Music Performances And Sketches”, which we believe is now long out of print.  These discs also include several classic comedy sketches in addition to the musical performances.  Full song listings and airdates are shown for discs 31-35.

Disc 1:
1.  Billy Preston (1975)
2.  Janis Ian (1975)
3.  Simon And Garfunkel(1975)
4.  Randy Newman (1975)
5.  Phoebe Snow (1975)
6.  Queen (1982)
7.  George Thorogood (1982)
8.  The Notting Hillbillies (1990)
9.  The Clash (1982)
10.  Lou Reed (1986)
11.  Sinead O’Connor (1990)
12.  Paul Simon (1986)
Disc 1 Total Running Time:  120 minutes.

DISC TWO:
1.  Joe Jackson (1982)
2.  John Belushi (1975)
3.  Hothouse Flowers (1990)
4.  Edie Brickell (1990)
5.  ABBA (1976)
6.  Loudon Wainright (1976)
7.  Lily Tomlin (1976)
8.  Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes (1982)
9.  Willie Nelson (1987)
10.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1983)
11.  Robert Cray (1987)
12.  Eddie Van Halen (1987)
13.  Randy Newman (1983)
14.  Leon Redbone (1983)
15.  Percy Sledge – When A Man Loves A Woman (1987)
16.  Black Crowes (1991)
17.  Elvis Costello (1991)
18.  Chris Isaak (1991)
19.  Delbert McClinton and Bonnie Bramlett (1987)
Disc 2 Total Running Time:  116 minutes.

DISC THREE:
1.  Suzanne Vega (1987)
2.  Stevie Wonder (1983)
3.  Los Lobos (1983)
4.  Sting (1993)
5.  Dexy’s Midnight Runners (1983)
6.  John Mellencamp (1983)
7.  Bonnie Raitt (1991)
8.  Jackson Browne (1977)
9.  Taj Mahal (1977)
10.  Sting (1987)
11.  Mick Fleetwood’s Zoo (1983)
12.  Robbie Robertson (1988)
13.  Sarah MacLachlan (1997)
14.  Nirvana (1992)
Disc 3 Total Running Time:  122 minutes.

DISC FOUR:
1.  Teenage Fan Club (1992)
2.  Paul Simon (1997)
3.  Bryan Ferry (1987)
4.  En Vogue (1992)
5.  Big Country (1992)
6.  David Gilmour (1987)
7.  Pearl Jam (1992)
8.  Queen Ida (1985)
9.  Kinks (1984)
10.  Bill Withers (1976)
11.  10,000 Maniacs (1988)
12.  Sinead O’Connor (1992)
13.  Randy Newman (1988)
14.  Spin Doctors (1992)
15.  Edie Brickell (1988)
Disc 4 Total Running Time:  117 minutes.

DISC FIVE:
1.  Jimmy Cliff (1976)
2.  Madness (1983)
3.  Bruce Springsteen (1992)
4.  Tracy Chapman (1988)
5.  The Bangles (1986)
6.  Neil Young (1992)
7.  Peter Wolf (1984)
8.  Black Crowes (1992)
9.  John Hiatt (1989)
10.  The Honeydrippers (1987)
11.  Roy Orbison (1987)
12.  Mick Jagger (1992)
13.  Leon Redbone (1976)
14.  Paul Simon (1986)
Disc 5 Total Running Time:  120 minutes.

DISC SIX:
1.  Elvis Costello (1989)
2.  Paul McCartney (1993)
3.  Patti Smith (1976)
4.  Fiona Apple (1996)
5.  John Sebastian (1976)
6.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1991)
7.  Randy Newman (1986)
8.  Soul Asylum (1993)
9.  Carly Simon (1976)
10.  Neil Young (1989)
11.  Peter Gabriel (1993)
12.  Rickie Lee Jones (1989)
13.  Lenny Kravitz (1993)
Disc 6 Total Running Time:  112 minutes.

DISC SEVEN:
1.  Paul Simon and Willie Nelson (1993)
2.  10,000 Maniacs (1992)
3.  Gordon Lightfoot (1976)
4.  Nirvana (1993)
5.  Leon Redbone (1976)
6.  Portishead (1998)
7.  Rita Coolidge and Kris Kristoferson (1976)
8.  Roseanne Cash (1986)
9.  Tracy Chapman (1989)
10.  Bonnie Raitt (1990)
11.  Paul Simon (1986)
12.  Keith Richards (1988)
13.  James Taylor (1976)
14.  Parliament Funkadelic (1986)
15.  The Pogues (1990)
Disc 7 Total Running Time:  115 minutes.

DISC EIGHT:
1.  The Kinks (1981)
2.  Ry Cooder (1976)
3.  Paul Simon and George Harrison (1976)
4.  Brian Wilson (1976)
5.  Frank Zappa (1976)
6.  Roy Orbison (1987)
7.  John Mellencamp (1982)
8.  Charlie Daniels Band (1982)
9.  Chuck Berry (1977)
10.  The Kinks (1977)
11.  Levon Helm, Paul Butterfield and Dr. John (1977)
12.  The Meters (1977)
Disc 8 Total Running Time:  121 minutes.

DISC NINE:
1.  Red Hot Chili Peppers (1992)
2.  Santana (1977)
3.  Tom Waits (1977)
4.  Kate And Anna McGarrigle (1977)
5.  Neil Innis (1977)
6.  Joan Armatrading (1977)
7.  Jennifer Warnes (1977)
8.  Leon Redbone (1977)
9.  Willie Nelson (1977)
10.  Elvis Costello (1977)
11.  Paul Simon (1990)
12.  Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Randy Newman (1977)
13.  Bonnie Raitt (1977)
14.  Annie Lennox (1994)
Disc 9 Total Running Time:  114 minutes.

DISC TEN:
1.  Art Garfunkel (1978)
2.  Eddie Money (1978)
3.  R.E.M. (1991)
4.  Meat Loaf – All Revved Up (And No Place To Go) (1978)
5.  Keith Jarrett (1978)
6.  Jimmy Buffet (1978)
7.  Sun Ra (1978)
8.  Rolling Stones (1978)
9.  Devo (1978)
10.  Frank Zappa (1978)
11.  The Blues Brothers (1978)
12.  Stevie Ray Vaughan (1986)
Disc 10 Total Running Time:  115 minutes.

DISC ELEVEN:
1.  Tin Machine (featuring David Bowie) (1991)
2.  Natalie Merchant (1998)
3.  Talking Heads (1979)
4.  The Wallflowers (1996)
5.  Ricky Nelson (1979)
6.  Debbie Harry (1987)
7.  Paul Schaffer (1987)
8.  Bruce Hornsby (1987)
9.  Delbert McClinton (1979)
10.  The Chieftains (1979)
11.  Linda Ronstadt and Phoebe Snow (1979)
12.  Bette Midler (1979)
13.  Pearl Jam (1994)
14.  Edie Brickell (1994)
15.  R.E.M. (1999)
Disc 11 Total Running Time:  119 minutes.

DISC TWELVE:
1.  Blondie (1979)
2.  Bob Dylan (1979)
3.  Paul Westerberg (1993)
4.  Robbie Robertson (1988)
5.  Chicago (1979)
6.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1979)
7.  Debbie Harry (1991)
8.  Rod Stewart (1979)
9.  The Roches (1979)
10.  Randy Newman (1979)
11.  Miles Davis (1991)
12.  David Bowie (1991)
Disc 12 Total Running Time:  117 minutes.

DISC THIRTEEN:
1.  Sugar Cubes (no date shown)
2.  The B-52’s (no date shown)
3.  Marianne Faithfull (no date shown)
4.  Rickie Lee Jones (no date shown)
5.  Gary Newman (no date shown)
6.  Sam And Dave (no date shown)
7.  Elton John (1982)
8.  Johnny Cash (1982)
9.  Eric Clapton (1994)
10.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1989)
11.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1996)
12.  J. Geils Band (1980)
13.  Sheryl Crow (1998)
14.  James Taylor and Paul Simon (1980)
Disc 13 Total Running Time:  115 minutes.

DISC FOURTEEN:
1.  The Grateful Dead (1980)
2.  The Specials (1980)
3.  The Amazing Rhythm Aces and Bruce Cockburn (1980)
4.  The Bus Boys (1983)
5.  Paul McCartney (1980)
6.  Natalie Imbruglia (1998)
7.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1999)
8.  The Blues Brothers (1978)
9.  Kid Creole & The Coconuts (1980)
10.  The Stray Cats (1983)
11.  James Brown (1980)
12.  James Taylor (1979)
13.  Peter Tosh (1978)
Disc 14 Total Running Time:  111 minutes.

 DISC FIFTEEN:
1.  Kate Bush (1978)
2.  Billy Joel (1981)
3.  James Taylor (1988)
4.  Jewel (1998)
5.  The Eurythmics (1989)
6.  Meat Loaf (1981)
7.  Little Feat (1981)
8.  Allman Brothers Band (1982)
9.  Dream Academy (1985)
10.  The Cult (1985)
11.  Mink Deville (1982)
12.  Billy Joel (1978)
13.  Oasis (1997)
14.  Van Morrison (1978)
15.  The Cranberries (1995)
Disc 15 Total Running Time:  117 minutes.

DISC SIXTEEN:
1.  Sheryl Crow (1996)
2.  Grateful Dead (1978)
3.  Bonnie Raitt (1994)
4.  The Doobie Brothers (1979)
5.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1994)
6.  Green Day (1994)
7.  Hole (1994)
8.  Annie Lennox (1995)
9.  Lucinda Williams (1999)
10.  Rod Stewart (1995)
11.  Jewel (1997)
12.  Natalie Merchant (1995)
13.  Joan Osborne (1996)
14.  Leon Redbone (1983)
15.  Metallica (1997)
16.  Tori Amos (1996)
17.  David Bowie (1997)
18.  World Party (1990)
19.  The Spice Girls (1997)
Disc 16 Total Running Time:  113 minutes.

DISC SEVENTEEN:
1.  Squeeze (1982)
2.  Fiona Apple (2000)
3.  Neil Young (2000)
4.  Boz Scaggs (1976)
5.  Big Country (1983)
6.  R.E.M. (1995)
7.  Bruce Springsteen (2002)
8.  The Stylistics (1976)
9.  Billy Joel (1993)
10.  Billy Joel (1988)
11.  Rickie Lee Jones (1979)
12.  John Mellencamp (1989)
13.  Preservation Hall Jazz Band (1976)
14.  Gil Scott-Heron (1976)
15.  Dolly Parton (1989)
Disc 17 Total Running Time:  115 minutes.

DISC EIGHTEEN:
1.  The Smithereens (1990)
2.  Dwight Yoakum (1994)
3.  The Pretenders (1994)
4.  Joe Cocker (1976)
5.  John Prine (1976)
6.  Captain Beefheart (1980)
7.  The Pretenders (1986)
8.  Aerosmith (1994)
9.  Aerosmith (1990)
10.  Lone Justice (1986)
11.  Jack Bruce (1981)
12.  Kinky Freidman (1976)
13.  Cheap Trick (1981)
14.  Joe King Carrasco (1981)
Disc 18 Total Running Time:  113 minutes.

DISC NINETEEN:
1.  The Cowboy Junkies (1989)
2.  Joe Jackson (1986)
3.  The Go-Go’s (1981)
4.  Spinal Tap (1986)
5.  Them Crooked Vultures (2010)
6.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (2010)
7.  U2 (2010)
8.  Feist (2007)
9.  The Replacements (1986)
10.  Wilco (2008)
11.  The White Stripes (2002)
12.  Eric Clapton (1990)
13.  Beck (January-19-1999)
14.  Beck (December-4-1999)
15.  David Bowie (1999)
Disc 19 Total Running Time:  127 minutes.

DISC TWENTY:
1.  Sheryl Crow (2000)
2.  The Corrs (1999)
3.  Bruce Hornsby (1987)
4.  The Neville Brothers (1990)
5.  Stevie Nickes (1983)
6.  Sting (1996)
7.  Sting (1997)
8.  Sting (1999)
9.  The Eurythmics (1989)
10.  Beck (1977)
11.  Bryan Adams (1985)
12.  Aerosmith (1997)
13.  Aerosmith (2001)
Disc 20 Total Running Time:  110 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-ONE (1975-1976):
1.  Kris Kristofferson
2.  Rita Coolidge
3.  Martha Reeves
4.  The Stylistics
5.  Esther Phillips
6.  Loudon Wainright
7.  ABBA
8.  Anne Murray
9.  Lily Tomlin
10.  Janis Ian
11.  Billy Preston
12.  Phoebe Snow
13.  Randy Newman
14.  Simon and Garfunkel
15.  Paul Simon
16.  Art Garfunkel
17.  John Belushi
18.  Leon Redbone
19.  Preservation Hall Jazz Band
20.  Harlan Collins and Joyce Everson
Disc 21 Total Running Time:  115 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-TWO (1975-1976):
1.  Gordon Lightfoot
2.  Patti Smith Group
3.  Carly Simon
4.  Leon and Mary Russell
5.  Betty Carter
6.  Phoebe Snow
7.  John Sebastian
8.  Raquel Welch
9.  Leon Redbone
10.  Gil Scott-Heron
11.  Bill Withers
12.  Jimmy Cliff
13.  Al Jarreau
14.  Neil Sedaka
15.  John Belushi
16.  Andy Kaufman
17.  Toni Basil
18.  Desi Arnaz
Disc 22 Total Running Time:  121 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-THREE (1976-1977):
1.  James Taylor
2.  Boz Scaggs
3.  Joe Cocker
4.  Stuff
5.  The Band
6.  John Prine
7.  Kinky Friedman
8.  Karen Black
9.  Paul Simon and George Harrison
10.  Ry Cooder
11.  Brian Wilson
12.  Frank Zappa
13.  George Benson
14.  The Rutles (film)
15.  Andy Kaufman
Disc 23 Total Running Time:  131 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-FOUR (1976-1977):
1.  Chuck Berry
2.  The Kinks
3.  Dr. John, Levon Helm and Paul Butterfield
4.  The Meters
5.  Randy Newman
6.  New Leviathan Oriental Fox-Trot
7.  Santana
8.  Brick
9.  Tom Waits
10.  Patti Smith (film)
11.  Kate and Anna McGarrigle
12.  Roslyn Kind
13.  Joan Armatrading
14.  Leo Sayer
15.  Donnie Harper
16.  Alan Price
17.  Neil Innes
18.  Richard Baskin
19.  Jennifer Warnes
20.  Kenny Vance
Disc 24 Total Running Time:  123 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-FIVE (1977-1978):
1.  Jackson Browne
2.  Taj Mahal
3.  Libby Titus
4.  Andy Kaufman
5.  Paul Simon
6.  Ray Charles
7.  Leon Redbone
8.  Willie Nelson
9.  Elvis Costello
10.  The Dirt Band
11.  Randy Newman
12.  Bonnie Raitt
13.  Billy Joel
14.  Ashford & Simpson
Disc 25 Total Running Time:  115 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-SIX (1977-1978):
1.  Art Garfunkel
2.  Eddie Money
3.  Meat Loaf
4.  Eugene Record
5.  The Blues Brothers
6.  Keith Jarrett
7.  Jimmy Buffett
8.  Richard Dreyfuss
9.  Gravity
10.  Sun Ra
Disc 26 Total Running Time:  84 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-SEVEN (1978-1979):
1.  Rolling Stones
2.  Devo
3.  Frank Zappa
4.  Van Morrison
5.  Grateful Dead
6.  The Blues Brothers
7.  Kate Bush
8.  Peter Tosh
9.  The Doobie Brothers
10.  Rick Nelson
11.  Judy Collins
Disc 27 Total Running Time:  107 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-EIGHT (1978-1979):
1.  Talking Heads
2.  Rickie Lee Jones
3.  Linda Ronstadt and Phoebe Snow
4.  James Taylor
5.  Bette Midler
6.  Ornette Coleman
7.  The Chieftains
8.  Gary Busey, Rick Danko and Paul Butterfield
9.  Eubie Blake and Gregory Hines
10.  Delbert McClinton
11.  Andy Kaufman
12.  The Village People
Disc 28 Total Running Time:  85 minutes.

DISC TWENTY-NINE:
1.  Chevy Chase and Tom Scott
2.  Blondie
3.  Bob Dylan
4.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
5.  The Roches
6.  The B-52’s
7.  Randy Newman
8.  Chicago
9.  Desmond Child And Rouge
10.  Marianne Faithfull
11.  David Bowie
Disc 29 Total Running Time:  96 minutes.

DISC THIRTY:
1.  Paul & Linda McCartney Interviewed by Father Guido Sarducci
2.  Gary Numan
3.  Sam And Dave
4.  Paul Simon and James Taylor
5.  Grateful Dead
6.  J. Geils Band
7.  The Specials
8.  3-D
9.  Andrew Gold
10.  Anne Murray
11.  David Sanborn
12.  Andrae Crouch & The Voices Of Unity
Disc 30 Total Running Time:  82 minutes.

Discs 31-35 from the 5 volume out-of-print box set “Saturday Night 25 Years Of Music Performances And Sketches”

DISC THIRTY-ONE (1975-1980):
1.  Billy Joel – Only The Good Die Young (February-8-1978)
2.  John Belushi – Beethoven / What’d I Say? (November-22-1975)
3.  Ray Charles – What’d I Say? (November-12-1977)
4.  Carly Simon – You’re So Vain (May-8-1976)
5.  Steve Martin – King Tut (April-22-1978)
6.  Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman, Gilda Radner, Chevy Chase – Chevy’s Girls (September-25-1976)
7.  Grateful Dead – Casey Jones (November-11-1978)
8.  Simon and Garfunkel – The Boxer (October-18-1975)
9.  Paul Simon – Still Crazy Turkey (November-20-1976)
10.  Joe Cocker and John Belushi – Feelin’ Alright (October-2-1976)
11.  Bill Murray – Nick Winters (January-28-1978)
12.  Elvis Costello – Less Than Zero / Radio, Radio (December-17-1977)
13.  Andy Kaufman – Blue Suede Shoes (January-15-1977)
14.  The Blues Brothers – Soul Man (November-18-1978)
15.  Patti Smith – Gloria (April-17-1976)
16.  Gilda Radner – Candy Slice (December-9-1978)
17.  Lorne Michaels – Beatles Offer (May-22-1976)
18.  Dan Aykroyd and Mick Jagger – Snyder / Jagger (October-7-1978)
19.  Peter Tosh and Mick Jagger – Don’t Look Back (December-16-1978)
20.  The Band – The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (October-30-1976)
Disc 31 Total Running Time:  90 minutes.

DISC THIRTY-TWO (1980-1985):
1.  Martin Short and Tina Turner – Ed’s In Love (February-2-1985)
2.  Tina Turner – Better Be Good To Me (February-2-1985)
3.  Eddie Murphy – James Brown’s Hot Tub (November-5-1983)
4.  James Brown – I Got You (December-13-1980)
5.  Billy Crystal and Ringo Starr – Ringo & Sammy (December-8-1984)
6.  Queen – Crazy Little Thing Called Love (September-25-1982)
7.  Eddie Murphy – Our Gang Records (October-10-1981)
8.  Randy Newman – I Love L.A. (February-26-1983)
9.  Stevie Wonder – Kannon Camera (May-7-1983)
10.  Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest and Martin Short – Joe Franklin Show (March-30-1985)
11.  The Go-Go’s – We Got The Beat (November-14-1981)
12.  Eddie Murphy and Joe Piscopo – Ebony And Ivory (May-22-1982)
13.  Rick James – Super Freak (November-7-1981)
14.  Rich Hall – Big Suit (November-3-1984)
15.  Talking Heads – Take Me To The River (February-10-1979)
16.  Spinal Tap – Big Bottom (May-5-1984)
17.  Eddie Murphy – Little Richard Simmons Show (October-3-1981)
18.  John Mellencamp – Pink Houses (October-8-1983)
19.  Eddie Murphy, Joe Piscopo and Julia Louis-Dreyfus – Gumby’s Christmas Special (December-11-1982)
20.  Duran Duran – Hungry Like The Wolf (March-19-1983)
Disc 32 Total Running Time:  90 minutes.

DISC THIRTY-THREE (1985-1990):
1.  The Bangles – Hazy Shade Of Winter (December-3-1988)
2.  Mike Myers, Dana Carvey and Aerosmith – Wayne’s World / Roadie (February-17-1990)
3.  Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Free Fallin’ (May-20-1989)
4.  Paul Simon – Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes (November-22-1986)
5.  Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze – Chippendales (October-27-1990)
6.  Neil Young – Rockin’ In The Free World (September-30-1989)
7.  Dana Carvey – Comeback (Choppin’ Broccoli) (October-11-1986)
8.  Roy Orbison – Pretty Woman (May-23-1987)
9.  Jon Lovitz, Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger – The Liar / Jerry Hall (February-15-1986)
10.  The Pretenders – Don’t Get Me Wrong (December-13-1986)
11.  Phil Hartman, Mike Myers, Chris Rock, Sting & SNL Group – Sinatra Group (January-19-1991)
12.  Fine Young Cannibals – She Drives Me Crazy (May-13-1989)
13.  Dana Carvey, Valerie Bertinelli, Eddie Van Halen & SNL Cast – Dinner At The Van Halen’s (February-28-1987)
14.  Sting – We’ll Be Together (October-17-1987)
15.  Elvis Costello – Veronica (March-25-1989)
Disc 33 Total Running Time:  80 minutes.

DISC THIRTY-FOUR (1990-1995):
1.  R.E.M. – Losing My Religion (April-13-1991)
2.  Mike Myers and Mick Jagger – Point / Counterpoint (February-6-1993)
3.  Lorne Michaels – Intro To War / Sinead O’Connor – War (October-3-1992)
4.  Madonna – Fever (January-16-1993)
5.  Mike Myers, Dana Carvey and Madonna – Wayne’s World / Truth Or Dare (May-11-1991)
6.  Aretha Franklin – Chain Of Fools (March-12-1994)
7.  Phil Hartman, Adam Sandler, Chris Farley, James Taylor and Rosie O’Donnell – Sinatra Duets (November-13-1993)
8.  Eric Clapton – Wonderful Tonight (March-24-1990)
9.  Kevin Nealon, Julia Sweeney, David Spade and Rob Schneider – Juke Box Presents (December-4-1993)
10.  Nirvana – Rape Me (September-25-1993)
11.  Adam Sandler – Red Hooded Sweatshirt (February-13-1993)
12.  Chris Farley And Paul McCartney – The Chris Farley Show (February-12-1993)
13.  Paul McCartney – Hey Jude (February-13-1993)
14.  En Vogue – Free Your Mind (March-21-1992)
15.  Counting Crows – Round Here (January-15-1994)
16.  Bruce Springsteen – Living Proof (May-9-1992)
17.  Michael Bolton & SNL Cast – Raise Your Hands (April-20-1991)
18.  Live – I Alone (January-21-1995)
19.  Blind Melon – No Rain (January-8-1994)
Disc 34 Total Running Time:  90 minutes.

DISC THIRTY-FIVE (1995-2000):
1.  Ana Gasteyer, Cheri Oteri, Molly Shannon and Matthew Broderick – Celine Dion Show (May-2-1998)
2.  Mariah Carey – Butterfly (November-15-1997)
3.  No Doubt – Don’t Speak (December-7-1996)
4.  Alanis Morissette – Hand In My Pocket (October-28-1995)
5.  Cheri Oteri, Will Ferrell, David Duchovny and Paula Abdul – Cheerleader Camp (May-9-1998)
6.  The Spice Girls – Wanabe (April-12-1997)
7.  Garbage – Special (March-20-1999)
8.  Jon Lovitz, Ana Gasteyer and Tim Meadows – Jewel (November-8-1997)
9.  Jewel – Who Will Save Your Soul (May-10-1997)
10.  Hanson – Mmm Bop (December-13-1997)
11.  Kevin Spacey, Beck, Michael Palin & SNL Cast – Weed Doctor (January-11-1997)
12.  Beck – Where It’s At (January-11-1997)
13.  Snoop Doggy Dogg – Snoop’s Upside Your Head (January-18-1997)
14.  Metallica – Fuel (December-6-1997)
15.  Will Ferrell and Garth Brooks – Devil Music (November-13-1999)
16.  Garth Brooks – Two Pina Coladas (February-28-1998)
17.  Dave Matthews Band – What Would You Say? (April-15-1995)
18.  The Backstreet Boys – All I Have To Give (May-15-1999)
19.  Jimmy Fallon, Chris Parnell, Horatio Sanz, Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan and Joshua Jackson – Seven Degrees Celsius On Tour (March-11-2000)
20.  Ricky Martin – Livin’ La Vida Loca (May-8-1999)
21.  Paula Cole – I Don’t Want To Wait (February-7-1998)
22.  U2 – Elevation (December-9-2000)
Disc 35 Total Running Time:  90 minutes.

Audio & Video Quality:
Discs 1-20:  Quality for these discs are good, bordering on very good quality, about an 8.25 using our website Quality Rating Table.  There is a small, non-obtrusive Comedy Channel or VH1 logo at bottom right of screen.
Discs 20-30:  Quality for these discs are very good, bordering on excellent quality, about an 8.75 using our website Quality Rating Table.  There is NO TV station logo on these discs.
Discs 31-35:  Quality for these discs are excellent, about a 9.5 using our website Quality Rating Table, virtually perfect.  There is NO TV station logo on these discs.

Total Running Time:  Approaching 70 hours!

Disc Format:  35 DVD-R discs.

Special Price:  Website lists this price at $175.00, regularly $250.00 for 28 discs.  Since there is some duplication of performances, 7 discs are included for FREE.  Also, as per the top of this page, Quantity Discounts will automatically apply to this title, either 10%, 15% or 20%, depending on the total size of your order, bringing the price down even further to as little as $5.00 per disc for the paid discs.