While primarily known for his iconic music, Van Morrison has left a surprisingly rich, albeit often understated, legacy for physical media collectors through his captivating live performances captured on film. His appearances frequently serve as anchor points in documenting significant musical events, making his filmed work crucial for fans of both music and concert films. Collectors often seek out cornerstone releases like *The Last Waltz* (1978), where Morrison’s electrifying performance with The Band is a celebrated highlight, beautifully preserved across various formats, from classic VHS to contemporary Blu-ray. Later career highlights continue this trend, with *Roger Waters: The Wall - Live in Berlin* (1990) showcasing his powerful rendition of "Comfortably Numb," a performance regularly cited as a standout moment for home video enthusiasts. More intimate concert experiences, like *Van Morrison: In Concert* (2018) and *Van Morrison – Up on Cyprus Avenue* (2015), offer dedicated fans a deeper dive into his artistry in high-definition glory. His presence in music documentaries like *Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band* (2020) further cements his importance within musical history, making any release featuring Van Morrison a desirable addition to a well-rounded physical media collection.