John Mayer: Where the Light Is - Live in Los Angeles [Blu-ray]

Eevn though the performances are amazing, the sound and video quality is poor. The sound is boomy and not particularly clear.

This guy is so talented. It is just absolutely amazing the way he can play the guitar. You get to see all three of his musical personalities on this one video. First is his usual acoustic set. Next is his trio set where he just oozes with the influences of SRV and Jimi Hendrix. Lastly, he ends with his pop style. The wonderful thing is he is great at all three. Purchase this and you will not regret it

John Mayer displays more than his 'pop' performance abilities in this hi def concert. His separate solo, trio, and full band gigs truly show how gifted he is with his guitar. He is the modern day Jimi Hendrix.

Video and sound quality are as good as any bluray. Plus, the ladies love it. :)

I have a newfound love for John Mayer's music after buying this blu-ray. His guitar playing is absolutely amazing! I love how the concert has three separate acts (an acoustic set, a set with the trio and a set with the full band) and the sound is amazing in PCM 2.0. The only thing I have to complain about is the cheap cardboard case it comes with. It's not the standard plastic case and the disc sits in a plastic tray glued to a folded cardboard case. Awful! I just can't stand paying my hard-earned money on something with horrible packaging. It really does make the purchase less satisfying.

Having been born in the middle of the last century my guitar heros have all been the usual suspect, Clapton, Hendrix, Page, Beck etc. but I am encouraged by the work of this young man and his guitar. In the midst of a myriad of dance bands and pretty faces covering other peoples music it is truly refreshing to see an excellent singer/songwriter of John Mayer's caliber putting out CD after CD that seem to get better as he matures. This DVD show him in three different settings; solo, with just his guitar and michrophone, then with his trio of ace session players Pino Paladino on bass and the amazing Steve Jordan on drums, and lastly he segues into his full eight piece band. The videography is tastfully done in the vain of the Band's Last Waltz, with John talking to the camera in between sets.
All in all an excellent video that's well worth the time and money.