Audio extraction from video?

I have a few songs from concerts, am I able to take just the audio from the video and convert it into an mp3 file?
Thanks!

please add som infos about your set-up in 'My Profile', it makes it easier to give the right answers...
iMHD allows in its Quicktime/Expert Settings the selection of .aiff, which is the audio-only of your project.
in a second step, you can add that aiff file into iTunes, which converts it in mp3, if you did choose that in iT's prefs ...

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