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Best Concert/Live Show ever

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by across110thstreet, Nov 9, 2001.

  1. across110thstreet

    across110thstreet Contributing Member

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    In honor of my first concert, Pink Floyd at RIce Stadium, what other shows have you guys seen that blew you away?


    I have several:
    Radiohead-Madison Square Garden
    Radiohead- Liberty State Park
    Beastie Boys- THe Alamodome
    Page & Plant- The Alamodome
    Page & Plant- The Summit
    Rage Against The Machine- MTV Studios
    Rage Against The Machine- Sunken Gardens, San Antonio
    Rage Against The Machine & The Roots- Southpark Meadows
    Phish-Southpark Meadows
    Beck- Liberty Lunch
    Janes Addiction- Somewhere in Dallas
    Pink Floyd- Rice Stadium

    these are all the ones that my brain cells can remember right now, definitely the greatest of my days.
     
  2. HayesStreet

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    Really some of the best concert I've been to were not ones I expected to really blow me away. I was so wrong.

    The Who - Madison Square Garden
    The Stones - The Astrodome
    Eric Clapton - The Summit
    Jerry Jeff Walker, Merle Haggard, and Willie Nelson at Tramps in Manhattan (not at the same time).
    Lyle Lovett - Central Park, NYC
    James Brown - Central Park, NYC
    Cirque de Solei - Battery Park, NYC (not music but a MUST SEE).
    Elvis in Vegas (I wish)
     
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    1984-MOTLEY CRUE-McALLEN TEXAS-VILLAREAL CONVENTION CENTER.
    I was so close to the stage I could see the blue in Nikki Sixx' eyes. And I also "Shouted at the Devil"!

    2000-DJ Spooky-The Waxx-Houston, Tx.
    WOW!:eek: One guy, a turntable, some effects, a stand up bass and some cRAaaSzZY sounds!!!!! Truly, truly amazing to see this guy LIVE!
     
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    DMB - 9/19/00
    DMB - 9/18/00
    DMB - 7/15/01
    DMB - 2/24/95
    DMB - 10/19/00
    Dave and Tim - 2/21/94
    Dave and Tim - 1/29/00

    :D
     
  5. DAROckets

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    The Who-Dome
    The Stones-Dome
    Mettalica-Rice Stadium
     
  6. HOOP-T

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    As many concerts I have attended, I would have to say Lenny Kravitz at Smirnoff Music Center in Dallas.

    WOW, what a show, 4 encores, and his drummer is amazing.
     
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    ZZ Top, Steve Miller Band, Satana (Texas Stadium)
    Lolapoluza 1 (Starplex)
    Sonic Youth/Nine Inch Nails (small, now gone club on 6th street)
     
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    Woodstock, 1969







    Nuff said.
     
  9. Lynus302

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    Motley Crue and Warrant @ The Summit
    Black Sabbath and Pantera @ Reunion Arena in Dallas
    Family Values Tour w/ Orgy, Limb Bizket, Rammstein, Ice Cube and Korn @ The Bronco Bowl in Fort Worth
    Korn and Rob Zombie @ Reunion Arena in Dallas

    and tonight:
    Ozzy Osbourne and Rob Zombie @ the building formerly known as The Summit

    OZZY! OZZY! OZZY!
     
  10. RocketsPimp

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    Opie, I always figured you were older, but damn! ;)

    Here is my short list.

    Page/Plant @ Summit 1995
    Kravitz @ Woodlands 1999
     
  11. BobFinn*

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    Stevie Ray Vaughan- Rockefellers-1982

    Bob Dylan-Scranton Amphitheater-1997 (first concert after his illness and near death)
     
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    Richard Marx - Astroworld (just kidding.. but I did attend that concert as a youngster.. Maybe this should go in most embarrassing moments thread)..


    moe. 7/5/01 Vancouver BC, Canada
    Phish 9/14/99 Boise, ID
    Phish 10/7/95 Spokane, WA
    Phish 8/3/98 Deer Creek, Indiana
    Phish 10/7/00 Shoreline, CA
    Radiohead 6/23/01 the Gorge
    moe. 10/5/01 Portland, OR
    Ghoulbooty 10/31/01 Seattle
    Tool 8/23/99 Seattle
    Allman Bros Band 8/99 Seattle
     
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    Well Wednesday night I saw the funnest dam play I've ever seen on broadway. (Hey! Its a "live show". But that's for another thread)

    Let's see off the top of my head...

    Bob Dylan/Tom Petty - Southern Star 1989
    John Prine - Rockafellers 1987
    Jane's Addiction - MSG 2001
     
  14. Achebe

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    My best experiences have always been at cheap intimate shows... with a cost from $5-7. And I've seen most all of my favorite bands, but I'd have to say that right now my favorite would be:

    Dinosaur jr./My Bloody Valentine @ the Masquerade in Atlanta, ~1992.

    okay, okay I'll include one more... just b/c of the sheer horror that befell me late one summer in NC:
    Ministry, Charlotte, 1992?. I don't think I've ever been so violated in my life. Ministry ****ing rocked. I actually think most of their cds suck... but in person? Oh mY.
     
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    phish ca 98'
    dmb ny 99'
    nsync ny 00'
     
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    -Radiohead - Aerial Theatre

    -Marshall Allen (ex-saxophone player of Sun Ra Arkestra) along with Luqman Ali and two other guys at the MECA Auditorium.

    I hate concerts in sports arenas. The sound is too muddy, the bass is inaudible (probably because every sound engineer in the world seems to be having a contest over who can make the ****ing bass drum the loudest) and you're usually too far away to actually see the musicians.
     
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    Metallica - Load tour, Summit
    Page and Plant - Walking into Clarksdale tour, Summit (I think)
    Megadeth - Cryptic Writings tour, International Ball Room
     
  18. DEANBCURTIS

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    The Go-Go's @ Foxwoods
    311 @ Tweeter Center
    Rage/Wu Tang @ then Great Woods
     
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    Taylor Dayne: 1989 at the Corpus Christi memorial coliseum. It was packed.
     
  20. HOOP-T

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    NSync?????? Do you make Kelvin listen to that $hit???? That would explain a lot.......
     

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