Wanted: Avenue Q on DVD

[Muppetlord]

I am looking for a DVD-R copy of Avenue Q

I have the following in Red to Trade (some muppet and some other pop culture). I have also included another random assortment of stuff that I am looking for if you see something in my haves that you are looking for.

The things in Blue are what I want, the things in Red are what I have to trade!

I can make the following in DVR:
The Muppet Show:
Alan Arkin
Andy Williams
Anne Murray
Arlo Guthrie
Avery Schirieber
Ben Vereen
Bernadette Peters
Bruce Forsythe
Buddy Rich
Candice Bergen
Carol Channing
Charles Azanavour
Cheryll Ladd
Christopher Reeve
Christopher Langham
Cloris Leachman
Connie Stevens
Crystal Gayle
Dizzy Gillespie (missing part of the episode)
Don Knotts
Dyan Cannon
Elke Summer
Florence Henderson
Gladys Knight
Glenda Jackson
Harvey Korman
Helen Reddy
Jean Peirre Rampal
Jean Stapleton
Jim Nabors
Joan Baez
Joel Gray
Johnathon Winters
Johnny Cash
Judy Collins
Kaye Ballard
Kris Kristoffersona and Rita Coolidge
Lena Horne
Lieslie Uggams
Linda Lavin
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Swit
Marisa Berenson
Melissa Manchester
Paul Williams
Peter Ustinov
Pyliss Diller
Rich Little
Roger Miller
Ruth Buzzi
Sandy Duncan
Shields and Yarnell
Spike Mulligan
Teresa Brewer
Twiggy
Victor Borge
Wally Boag
Zero Mostel
Muppets Tonight (all 22 episodes 6 discs)
The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson
Of Muppets and Men (Making of)
Sex and Violence (pilot)
Valentines show (pilot)
Muppets go to Hollywood
Muppets Celebrate 30 years

Legend of the Superheroes
The Challenge and The Roast-Each of these episodes were hour long episodes from the 70’s and displayed different D.C. heroes and villains. Staring Adam West (Batman) and Burt Ward (Robin). This campy live action show also had the Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, Huntress, Black Canary, Weather Wizard, Captain Marvel, Solomon Grundy and more.

Misfits of Science
Deep Freeze: Pilot Episode
Episode 7: Steer Crazy
Episode 9: Twin Engines

Special Unit 2
The Brothers
Wraps
Love
Straw
Invisible
Years
The Wall
The Drag
The Beast

Star Wars Holiday Special (Chewbacca’s Life Day)

35 episodes of the Real Ghostbusters Cartoons

Robot Chicken: Episodes 1-18 and 20

I also have about 9 Star Wars Comtech Figures
Interactive Mike and Sulley from Monsters Inc.
Spawn Red Angela Figure Carded

What I want!!!​

Any and All Die Hard Palz

Actually any Palz at all J

Muppets:
Ghost of Sam Arrow
Animal 2 (doesn't matter which version)
Any Prototype
Statler (for custom so only cane needed)
Waldorf (for customer so only cane needed)
Jim Henson
Super Beaker
Wedding Set

MP3 Player J

Avenue Q on DVD

PS2 (used/complete okay)
Lego Star Wars
Guantlet: Seven Sorrows
Leisure Suit Larry
Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Mayhem

Let me know if you want to trade, if I have something you want and you don't have somethin' on my list...we can work something out!!!

 

[Muppetlord]

Still Looking

 

[BEAR]

The only way you would be able to get a video recording of Avenue Q is if someone who went to the show video taped it in the theater, which is strictly prohibited, not to mention illegal.

 

[sugarbritchez]

I didn't think they released a DVD on this.......

 

[Muppetlord]

I have seen some copies being traded, I didn't know it was not released. Thansk

 

[Infinity Sirius]

Ebay sells the occasional bootleg copy.

 

[Was Once Ernie]

I saw part of one of the bootleg copies. The first 10 minutes or so, the camera isn't even pointed at the stage! Plus, the recording was so bad, it wouldn't even play back on any of my equipment. My friend (who traded for the copy) got it to play back on something (his computer, I think). Definitely not worth it... especially since it's illegal, too!

 

[Infinity Sirius]

Yeah, but sometimes it's the only way you can see some things. I wish they would record performances and then sell them after the show closed or something for preservation's sake.

 

[Muppetsdownunder]

Yeah, but sometimes it's the only way you can see some things. I wish they would record performances and then sell them after the show closed or something for preservation's sake.

I totally agree on that. If they did that noone would feel a need to buy illegal bootleg copies of shows in the firstplace. But in the mean time when there is no video available of shows, theres lots of people who trade them which is technically illegal but noone is losing out, actually they are gaining from it.

Ive seen an avenue q video online somewhere and although its bad quality im off to see the show because it looked so good any chance I get and it looks like that will be in London I hope when I go there later this year.

 

[Princeton]

Yeah, but sometimes it's the only way you can see some things. I wish they would record performances and then sell them after the show closed or something for preservation's sake.

Is CATS the only musical they have given this treatment to? If not, what others?