It's funny that you even mentioned Coldplay Pat because I happen to be listening to "A Rush of Blood To The Head" as I type.  I love this album.
The album was very very good but not this DVD. I should have known because I never liked they're live stuff I've downloaded. I could say the same for the Zepplin DVD stuff I checked out.  I mean it is good but why not get Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham and do a DVD. Now that would be a show

But you asked about music DVDs and this is just the CD, so I'll give you a couple of xlent recomendations in that regard.  I have the James Taylor one too and I'll agree that it's fantastic but if you want kick ass surround sound music and video, go pick up The Eagles "Hell Freezes Over" tour DVD. It's DTS AND Dolby Digital and it rocks the house!
That was the 1st music DVD I bought because I already had the Video Cassette version. Smooth,,,very smooth

I'll also go on record as saying that Fleetwood Mac's "The Dance" is awesome, but dangit why it doesn't do DTS is beyond me.  That band is killer.
I have the FM Dance DVD also and like it but not as much as the others

Other honerable mentions include King Crimson's "Deja Vrooom", Spock's Beard's "Live in Holland" (Don't Try This At Home) and The Rolling Stones "Bridges To Babylon". They are all pretty damn good with regard to mixing video and audio together.   
Lets see for me I would say the John Fogerty Blue Moon Swam Premonition tour DVD was awesome. I saw him on that tour and all I can say is it was a fine show. Good stuff. Also the Santana Supernatural DVD was very good(not great just very good)