Concerts! Who have you seen live?!

[Puck Bond]

We all been to a concert once or twice in our time(some alot more than others hehe)...so what concerts have you been to...who have you seen live?! (If you had to drag your little sister to a Britney Spears or Backstreet Boys concert...fess up and tell us! lol)

Oh yeah and what was the best show out of all these who is the best live band you've seen?

Oops and who haven't you seen live that you would want to...if they are "dead" or broken up...you can still mention them.

As for me it's been a while since my last concert...and back in the day I went to a few...so I will forget some.

Pearl Jam
Ben Harper

Lollapalooza tour
Metallica(seen 21/2 times)
Soundgarden(seen twice)
Devo

Camp KOME(local radio station...summer thing like 20 bands...the alternative rock of the day)
No Doubt(seen twice), Smashmouth, 311, Poe, Goo Goo Dolls, Dance Hall Crashers(seen them twice), Dishwalla, Beck, Blink 182(seen twice)...shit I can barely remember any of them

Camp KOME 2...same deal as before though I can remember less about that concert.

Aerosmith(twice) once with some 18 year old guitar guy forgot his name and with shit forgot their name...they had a kickass sng on the radio last year...forgot ther name too!

Korn
Weezer
Save Ferris
Buck-O-Nine
The New Morty Show(seen twice...local swing band)
NO FX
Madness
Aquabats
Royal Crown Review

Of all the bands I've seen...the short list of great live are...No Doubt, Aerosmith, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden(when your stoned...it is an unreal experienced that is so much better)

Bands I would definately want to see...that I never have
Garbage!(man im so pissed I haven't seen them yet)
Sublime
Nirvana
Alice in Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
Staind

[asyouwish530]

Sabbath (Ozzfest last year)
Pantera (many times)
Down
Marilyn Manson
Slayer
Metallica
Tool
G&R
Faith No More
T-Birds (many, many times)
Jimmie Vaughan
Duke Robillard
Storyville
Hanson:rolleyes: (at a mall in '97 with my little bro)
Butthole Surfers
Toadies (and Burden Bros.)
STP
Flaming Lips
Peter Frampton
Dwarves
Danzig
Fugazi
Southern Culture on the Skids
Amazing Crowns
Reverend Horton Heat
Blonde Redhead
Journey
Kansas
Styx
REO Speedwagon
Bad Company
Survivor
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
BB King
Robert Cray
Eric Clapton
Rush
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
...And You Will Know us by the Trail of the Dead
Flatlanders
Dwight Yoakam
George Strait:rolleyes:
Alan Jackson:(
Leann Rimes
Hank Williams Jr.
Hank Williams III
Camp KillyourSelf
Rob Zombie
NomeansNo
AC/DC
KISS
Man or AstroMan?
The Forty-Fives
Willie Nelson
I Am The World Trade Center


more I can't think of right now

[ClockworkOrange#1]

I have only started going to concerts recently. In the summer of 2001 I saw Dave Matthews Band and about a month later I went to a local radio fesitval called Radio 104fest.

Radio 104fest 2001 - 25 bands including Blink 182, Saliva, New Found Glory, Sum 41, Stroke 9, Local H and others I can't remember.

Radio 104fest 2002 - Blink 182, Green Day, Saves The Day, Unwritten Law, Trik Turner, Sugar Cult and others I once again can't remember

Incubus and Hoobatsank - a great show. first time seeing either band live.

Dave Matthews Band again this summer.

I was supposed to see Eminem, Weezer and Ozzfest but sadly that didnt happen. But in a couple weeks im going to see Korn, Disturbed and Trust Company.

[idealdiscountdude]

Not too many artists come to the Maritimes.....

However, here are the few I have seen.....

2000: Sloan during Frosh Week (luckily I left halfway through...I cannot handle them!)

2000: Choclair and The Rascalz.........

2002: Nelly Furtado, Swollen Members, and K-OS (it was a helluva fun concert)

[FeverDog420]

Some were more than once:

Lou Reed
311
Stone Temple Pilots
Meat Puppets
Soul Asylum
Spin Doctors
Screaming Trees
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Bruce Springsteen
Sarah MacLachlan
Gin Blossoms
Violent Femmes
Richard Ashcroft
Morphine
Waldemar Bastos
Jodeci
Boyz II Men
MC Hammer
Brian Setzer
Billy Joel
The Black Crowes
Dave Matthews Band
Republica
Dr. Didg
Woodstock '94 (too many to list or remember)

Ok, we all were young once, so excuse some of the lamer artists I've seen. Jeez, what a cheesy list, eh? That can't be all, right? I must be forgetting some...

Oh, and I'm planning on seeing The Flaming Lips and Beck on Halloween.

I will say that The Boss puts on a helluva show, Soul Asylum was the most surprisingly good, and the Spin Doctors sucked ass.

And I would have loved to see the Verve before they broke up, and I'm still waiting for Joseph Arthur to come back to NYC to promote his newest CD. And I wish I was into the Dead before Jerry Garcia died.

[BadCoverVersion]

I never get round to going to concerts!

*Pulp
*U2
*James
*Aerosmith
*The Eels

And I'm not proud...

*Rod Stewart
*Steps (Support from Atomic Kitten and Daphne & Celeste!)

Ooooooooh!

[BubbaStrangelove]

Here's what I can remember. i only put down national acts.

The Good -

Nirvana (RIP)
Dead Milkmen
U2
Public Enemy
Big Audio Dynamite
Public Image Ltd.
Live
Screaming Trees
X-Ecutioners
Dj Spooky
Invisible Skratch Pickles
7 Seconds
Bob Dylan
Jello Biafra
Meat Beat Manifesto
Front 242
Paul McCartney
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
Lords of Acid
Jane's Addiction
Beastie Boys
Henry Rollins
Cocteau Twins
Mazzy Star
Jesus & Mary Chain
Breeders
Pixies
Melvins
Outkast
The Orb
Chemical Brothers
Crystal Method
Roni Size
Nine Inch Nails (3 times in two months...)
Rabbit in the Moon
Paul Oakenfold
They Might Be Giants
Reverend Horton Heat
Rage Against The Machine


The Bad -
Spin Doctors (these guys are about as personable as a guitar tech)
Soul Asylum
Marilyn Manson (opened for NIN twice)
Lo Fidelity All-Stars (no energy on stage)
Primus (25 minute set!)
Beach Boys (even at a young age I noticed there was no Brian Wilson)
House of Pain (These guys just aren't talented)

[James Logan]

Not a big live concert fan...I think the only people I saw live were R.Kelly, Jean-Michel Jarre (at the pyramids in Cairo), and the Offspring. That's about it.

[fryman_3000]

I haven't been to very many but I've loved them all :cool:

My first concert was nearly two years ago when I saw:
Offspring
supported by A and AFI.

Offspring were awesome. I was a huge fan then and I think this will always be my favourite concert. They played about 20 songs and were great with the audience, and they played intermission as some fat guy in a thong got the crowd moving :D
A were, in a word ACE! There weren't many people in the venue at that time but they were still brilliant. Jason was just so energetic on stage and I bought Monkey Kong when I got back home, and still love them now.
AFI were ok but I didn't like them all that much.

Then I saw Eminem
supported by a bunch of rap guys I didn't know. I think Xibit was there or whatever his name is.

This wasn't one of my preferred type of concerts although I liked Eminem. The sets on stage were great and he seemed to get the audience going. Still we were really crammed in and I didn't like the supporting acts. Still it was a great night out.

Then I saw Linkin Park
supported by Lost Prophets

Both were awesome, and because it was such a small venue we got really close. When we were cueing outsie Mike Shinoda stuck his head out of a window above us and started chatting to us which I thought was cool :)

Then finally I saw the one and only Incubus
supported by Hoobastank and a band called 911 or something.

Incubus are one of my favourite bands and I loved them live! If I hadn't of been sitting I would have found this the best concert probably. They were just awesome at playing live. I missed pretty much all of Hoobastank though because they came on a lot earlier than the tickets said :mad:
I caught the end of their last song and it sounded great. :(

If I could see other bands live I'd like to see Deftones and Disturbed. I would have loved to see Rage live although it probably would have had police all over the place and lots of chaos :D

[BubbaStrangelove]

Ah yes -- That was one I missed, Fryman!

I saw Rage A.T.M. when they openned up for HOUSE OF PAIN in 1993.

It was a tinyu venue, and RATM was pretty much unheard of then. House of Pain SUCKED big time!! The only reason I went was because a girl I liked was going. Fortunately Rage won the entire audience over. Everyone, after the show, kept going on about the guitar player making his guitar sound like a turntable.

It was a good show, but I can image if I saw them now that the crowd would be unbareable.

[Fettdog]

Jeez, let's see.....

Korn, Puddle of Mudd, Trust Company, Foo Fighters, Ash and Garbage (and these are all in the last few weeks), and....

Enimem
Marilyn Manson
Xhibit
Mansun (twice)
Gary Numan (19 times)
KISS (4 times)
Bon Jovi (4 times)
Guns N Roses (twice)
Nine Inch Nails
Cinderella (3 times)
Metallica (3 times)
Def Leppard
Aimee Mann
Tori Amos (3 times)
A-Ha
Europe
Sum 41
Counting Crows (3 times)
Reel Big Fish
Slayer
Iron Maiden (4 times)
Anthrax (3 times)
Poison
Thunder (twice)
Aerosmith
Motley Crue
Alice Cooper
Depeche Mode (twice)
Slaughter
Ozzy Osbourne (twice)
White Lion
Vixen
Skid Row (twice)
Staind (twice)
Papa Roach (twice)
Hed(PE)
Public Enemy (twice)
House of Pain
Cypress Hill
WASP (4 times)
Little Angels (11 times)
Dio
U2
Thompson Twins
Howard Jones
Ratt
David Lee Roth (3 times)
Warrant
Black Crowes
Bulletboys
Linkin Park
Nirvana
Beastie Boys
AC/DC
Danzig
Faith No More (3 times)
Fish
Mesh (twice)
Queensryche
Extreme
Therapy?
Insane Clown Posse
Magnum (4 times)
Run DMC
Megadeth (twice)
Sisters Of Mercy
Stereophonics
Kelly Jones (acoustic set supporting Counting Crows in London)
Dan Reed Network
Faster Pussycat (twice)
Enuff Z'nuff (3 times)
Quireboys
Kings X (twice)
Dog's D'Amour (twice)
EMF (3 times)
Utah Saints
Queen Adrena
King Adora
Lloyd Cole
Whitesnake (twice)
Fear Factory
Sepultura
Biohazard
Lostprophets
Saraya
Pretty Boy Floyd
Stereo MCs
Joe Satriani
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Death Angel
Tigertailz (5 times)




and a few others that I can't remember off the top of my head!

[PapaJupe2k]

I don't get to many concerts anymore but I guess the ones that I'm most proud of seeing are:

Arena Shows

Rolling Stones (2)
KISS (2)
Aerosmith
Guns and Roses
Metallica
Faith No More
Page/Plant
Melvins
Lenny Kravitz
Jackyl

Surf Ballroom Shows (It's the place where Buddy Holly played his last concert)

REO Speedwagon
Molly Hatchet
The Byrds
The Turtles
Joan Jett
Jefferson Starship
ELO
BTO

I know there is a ton of Surf shows I'm forgetting but I just can't be bothered to remember right now.

[Cabrini Green]

I haven't been to very many as I would like but here goes -

Blue Oyster Cult
Steppenwolf
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
Def Leppard
Ted Nugent
Skid Row
Kiss
AC/DC
Weezer
Dixie Chicks
Three Dog Night

[paul calf]

the stone roses
james x3
prince x3
the happy mondays
the verve
richard ashcroft
the seahorses
rem
the beutiful south
shed7
embrace
beck
oasis
robbie williams
hear'say(took my daughter don't shoot me)
inspiral carpets
the audience
travis
the doves

[BubbaStrangelove]

Originally posted by Fettdog
Public Enemy (twice)
U2



hey -- you didn't happen to see those two together, when P.E. was the opening act on the zoo tv tour, did you?

that two bands I forgot to add to my list! Big Audio Dynamite played that show too!

[Fettdog]

I saw PE when they headlined the Reading festival in England in 1992, and thenagain the following year at The Forum in London (but without Flavour Flav, as he was in jail on weapons charges!).

U2 I saw on the Zoo TV Outside Broadcast tour in 1993 at Leeds Roundhay park, which still ranks as one of the best shows Ihave ever seen! :cool:

[BubbaStrangelove]

Originally posted by FeverDog420

Soul Asylum
Spin Doctors
Screaming Trees



haha - you went to the MTV alternative nation show too. I saw it at USF.

man, screaming trees were funny! Did that severly obese guitar player do backflips at your show too?

yeah - spin doctors were AWFUL. I was expecting like this great jam band, but the guys were no fun at all. they were as interesting as listening to their songs on the radio

[Tom Samborski]

I saw Matthew Good Band at the Molson Canadian Rocks concert in Winnipeg last year. It was awesome, because it was the first concert I've been to.

[Linus*likes*noise]

Well from begining to now....

1998 - The Misfits - The Mindbomb - St.Catherines(My first show :D)
1999 - Silverchair/Lit - the Warehouse - Toronto
**** - Edgefest '99 - Molson Park - Barrie
**** - Silverchair
**** - Hole
**** - Tea Party
**** - Tea Party - Friendship Festival - Fort Erie(the next day)
**** - Silverchair/Blink 182 - Malple Leaf gardens - Toronto
2000 - Warped tour '00 - Molson Park - Barrie
**** - Nofx
**** - Green Day
**** - Millencolon
**** - Gob
**** - Long Beach Dub All-Stars
**** - Green Day - Warehouse - Toronto - Best Show ever!!
**** - Rancid/AFI - Warehouse -Toronto(the next day!):D
2001 - Edgefest '01 - Molson Park - Barrie
**** - Tool
**** - Tea Party
**** - Finger Eleven
**** - Ozzfest '01 - The Docks - Toronto
**** - Black Sabbath
**** - Marilyn Manson
**** - Slipknot
2002 - Nofx/Mad Caddies - The Warehouse(or Coolhaus as it's now called) - Toronto


**** - Edgefest '02 - Molson Park - Barrie
**** - Silverchair(and they cancelled!!! Damn!!)
**** - Jerry Cantrell
**** - Cake (And I left the place before Nickleback played, those fuckers)
**** - Warped Tour '02 - La'salle park - Buffalo
**** - Nofx
**** - Andrew W.K.
**** - Bad religion
**** - Guttermouth
**** - Guttermouth/No use for a name - Warehouse - Toronto

And I have seen countless punk/Metal/rock shows in my local are(as well as played with a band)but there are to many to remember or memorize.

I have seen "The Legendary Klopeks" live about seven times, have you???

Bands I would have liked to have seen but will never because of circumstances:

The Smashing Pumpkins
Nirvana
Alice In Chains
Sublime
Soundgarden
Jimi Hendrix(way outta my age group)
The Pixies
Pink Floyd - The Wall Tour

And I still have a chance to see:

Weezer
System of a Down
Ozzy Osborne(not sabbath, I've seen them)
Offspring
Deftones
Foo fighters
Pink Floyd/Roger Waters

I love concerts.

[Cesare]

Originally posted by FeverDog420
Some were more than once:

Lou Reed
311
Stone Temple Pilots
Meat Puppets
Soul Asylum
Spin Doctors
Screaming Trees
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Bruce Springsteen
Sarah MacLachlan
Gin Blossoms
Violent Femmes
Richard Ashcroft
Morphine
Waldemar Bastos
Jodeci
Boyz II Men
MC Hammer
Brian Setzer
Billy Joel
The Black Crowes
Dave Matthews Band
Republica
Dr. Didg
Woodstock '94 (too many to list or remember)

Ok, we all were young once, so excuse some of the lamer artists I've seen. Jeez, what a cheesy list, eh? That can't be all, right? I must be forgetting some...

Oh, and I'm planning on seeing The Flaming Lips and Beck on Halloween.

I will say that The Boss puts on a helluva show, Soul Asylum was the most surprisingly good, and the Spin Doctors sucked ass.

And I would have loved to see the Verve before they broke up, and I'm still waiting for Joseph Arthur to come back to NYC to promote his newest CD. And I wish I was into the Dead before Jerry Garcia died.


I was wondering if anyone had seen Lou Reed live when I first decided to check out this thread.

I've seen Simon & Garfunkel. when I was abou 12. They were great.

David Bowie

I saw Lou about two years ago on his "Ecstasy" tour, it was fantastic :D

The great thing about seeing him was I never I thought I would.
I thought he would he die first, ya know?

Ps, I see Hedwig is your favourite film, it's in my top five list.:D :D :D

Oh, and by the way, The Grateful Dead rock, "American Beauty" is a great album!

[Martha]

Enrique Iglesias & Paulina Rubio , I hate Enrique, but it was free :D

[Batgirl1979]

Nickelback(also met them)
Nofx
Our Lady Peace
Green Day
Moist(met them also)
Mathew Good
Rusty
Foo Fighters
Tea Party
Bush
Veruca Salt
Age of Electric
Creed(also met them)
Holly McNarland
Sloan
I mother Earth
Collective Soul
Verve Pipe
Econoline Crush
Bif Naked

If I could have seen one band it would have been Nirvana I missed them the last time they played and was planning to go the next time they came around but alas Cobain ruined that for me!
-------------------------------------------------------
F.E.A.R~Fuck Everything And Run

[SAI]

I saw The Black Crowes on their Lions tour. Not the best album, but they played a fantastic set including an extended version of my favourite track My Morning Song. And as a bonus we saw Kate Hudson there, though I didn't talk to her.

That was my first gig, but I'm planning to go to more. The Rolling Stones are coming to Britain on their tour next year and I'd love to see Aimee Mann and David Bowie at some po9int as well.

[bowieee]

Ive seen tons but some of my favorites were:

Bowie twice
Weezer twice
Iggy Pop
Laurie Anderson
Jonathan Richman
Sonic Youth
The Ramones
U2 (the zoo tv tour my first rock concert ever *sniff* I'm getting all sentimental now...)
John lee Hooker
Moby
Nine inch nails
The Animals

[RogueSpear]

I haven't been to very many concerts. I don't particularly like the atmosphere. I have seen Counting Crows, Dave Matthew's Band and Alanis Morrisette.

I have, however, been backstage for Dave Matthew's Band, Godsmack, Celine Dion, Cher, Sarah McLachlan, etc.

[stevereno]

this is who i saw live,

NO DOUBT
SUM 41
BLINK 182
NEW FOUND GLORY

SHIVER ME TIMBERS

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by Batgirl1979
If I could have seen one band it would have been Nirvana I missed them the last time they played and was planning to go the next time they came around but alas Cobain ruined that for me!

That Cobain eh...He's a right selfish bastard!

[Jess]

Not that many...

-Our Lady Peace
-Matthew Good Band
-Finger Eleven
-Default
-Simple Plan
-Serial Joe

And others of whom I will not mention for obvious reasons...

Looking over it, my concert list really is nothing spectacular. I guess that's what I get for living in a non-important city. Meh, who cares?

[JustOneFix]

Let's see..

Smashing Pumpkins
Pantera
Sabbath
Deftones
Skunk Anansie
Soulfly
Rammstein
Mr Bungle x2
Red Hot Chili Peppers x2
Megadeth
Static X
Rollins Band
Henry Rollins (spoken word) x2
Fishbone
Stone Temple Pilots x2
FANTOMAS
Slayer

+more

[Linus*likes*noise]

Originally posted by BadCoverVersion
That Cobain eh...He's a right selfish bastard!

Hey, leave the dude alone, don't you think he's gotten enough bad press? Just pop in a video of Live tonight Sold out or your favorite bootleg and bask in the goodness that you'll never get to experience in person.

I know this pain all to well but have accepted that it was never meant to be.

The true bastards are those lucky enough to have been able to see them during their breif time as a band. Bastards!!!

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by BubbaStrangelove
haha - you went to the MTV alternative nation show too. I saw it at USF.

man, screaming trees were funny! Did that severly obese guitar player do backflips at your show too?

yeah - spin doctors were AWFUL. I was expecting like this great jam band, but the guys were no fun at all. they were as interesting as listening to their songs on the radio

Oh, jeez, who knows? We were way in the back on the grass (behind all the assigned seating) and we had to concentrate to just hear the bands. But, yeah, after all these years the Spin Doctors still stick out as the worst band I ever saw live (and I've seen many a lame-ass bar band in my day).

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by Cesare
I was wondering if anyone had seen Lou Reed live when I first decided to check out this thread.

I saw Lou about two years ago on his "Ecstasy" tour, it was fantastic :D

The great thing about seeing him was I never I thought I would.
I thought he would he die first, ya know?

Yeah, I saw him a few years ago, around the time of Ecstasy. This guy I was seeing had all sorts of connections, and he scored two tickets for a one-night-only performance at The Knitting Factory, in Tribeca. The show sold out in about six seconds weeks before, and I was squeezed by the back wall, but he was amazing. And it was FREE!

P.S., I see Hedwig is your favourite film - it's in my top five list.

"After my divorce from Luther I scraped by with baby-sitting gigs and odd jobs - mostly the jobs we call blow."

Yeah, it's my latest obsession. I don't know if it's my all-time fave (who can choose just one?), but the DVD is currently in heavy rotation here.

"When I think of all the people I've come upon in my travels, I have to think of the people who have come upon me. "

Oh, and by the way, The Grateful Dead rock; American Beauty is a great album!

"Sugar Magnolia" has got to be one of the loveliest songs I've ever heard, but I'd pick Steal Your Face as my favorite album. :)

[MovieMan75]

I've seen the following bands live:


Less Than Jake
Sugarcult
Teen Idols
Cardboard Canary
Stuck with Arthur
Whippersnapper
New Found Glory (twice)
blink-182
Set Apart
Sophy
Fenix-TX
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Reel Big Fish
MxPx
Sum 41
311
The Start
Slick Shoes
Pax-217
Incubus
Bad Religion
Hoobastank
The OC Supertones
The Lifestyle
Kutless
Duck and Cover
2nd Best
Good Charlotte
American Hi-Fi
Small Town Dorks
Flogging Molly
Ozma
Alkaline Trio (twice)
Anti-Flag

[blankpage]

I love concerts,just usually never go around to seeing them.Hmmm ok let's see.

I went to Edefest where I saw Project Wyze,Sum 41,New Found Glory,and Blink-182.That was last year,they were all pretty good.

I have also seen Avril Lavine which was this past summer.Now I think that's it.

[Another Cliche Schmoe]

I've only seen Green Day (they kicked ass), Blink (they sucked ass), Simple Plan (not too unique of a band, but talented), Cut You Up (sucked), and Saves the Day (also sucked). I would have loved to see Operation Ivy, Nirvana, and the Beatles, though.

Ooh, and I've seen Weird Al too.

[Cesare]

Originally posted by FeverDog420
Yeah, I saw him a few years ago, around the time of Ecstasy. This guy I was seeing had all sorts of connections, and he scored two tickets for a one-night-only performance at The Knitting Factory, in Tribeca. The show sold out in about six seconds weeks before, and I was squeezed by the back wall, but he was amazing. And it was FREE!



"After my divorce from Luther I scraped by with baby-sitting gigs and odd jobs - mostly the jobs we call blow."

Yeah, it's my latest obsession. I don't know if it's my all-time fave (who can choose just one?), but the DVD is currently in heavy rotation here.

"When I think of all the people I've come upon in my travels, I have to think of the people who have come upon me. "



"Sugar Magnolia" has got to be one of the loveliest songs I've ever heard, but I'd pick Steal Your Face as my favorite album. :)


Hey, thanks for the Hedwig qoutes Feverdog. I gotta ask, when you saw Lou did he perform much old stuff?

Before I saw him my flatmate read me a story they got from the internet saying critics panned his show, because he only performed stuff from the ecstasy album.

The show I saw was great tho, he performed alot of old stuff and "Perfect day" was the last song. It brought the house down.:cool:

[xemotionallydeadx]

i have gone to

Ozzfest 2001
Alice Cooper
Fear Factory
Finger Eleven

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by Cesare
I gotta ask, when you saw Lou did he perform much old stuff?

Before I saw him my flatmate read me a story they got from the internet saying critics panned his show, because he only performed stuff from the ecstasy album.

The show I saw was great tho, he performed alot of old stuff and "Perfect Day" was the last song. It brought the house down.:cool:

Well, it's been awhile. Most of the set was new stuff, but he did play some of his old songs. I don't remember "Perfect Day," but he did play (among others) "What's Good" and "Walk on the Wild Side." But, yeah, most of the playlist was from Ecstasy.

And how can you dis a show because you didn't hear what you wanted to hear? What about the songs you heard? The man was performing to promote his new album; it wasn't a revue of his Greatest Hits.

[Buck Turgidson]

Van Halen (in '82, right about the time they started to slide...)

Sting (One of my friends is a big fan. We saw him in '85 on the Dream of the Blue Turtles tour, where we also met and had a nice talk with Branford Marsalis; in '88 and again in '91. That last show was at he Blockbuster Pavillion in Charlotte. Squeeze open for him. That was bittersweet, because I got to see one of the best bands of their era, but they were opening for someone, and it seemed out of place.)

Living Colour in '91. Probably the best show I've ever seen. In a 4,000-5,000 seat auditorium. They rocked the house.

Wynton Marsalis. Same place, four years earlier. Saw Marcus Roberts and Jeff Watts in his band. Great experience.

Ray Charles in '86. I had an orgasm.

B.B. King in '86. I had two.

Dizzy Gillespie in '86. I was delirious w/ joy for weeks afterward.

[Geronimo]

Eric Clapton (first concert ever)
Bonnie Raitt
Elton John
Whitney Houston (waste of money...)
Golden Earring
Keith Sweat
Barry White (very cool)
Simply Red
Brian Setzer
Prince (best concert I've ever been to)

and Nov. 2nd I'm going to a Prince concert again. Can't wait! I LOVE live music.

[RavenBlade]

Sadly I haven't been to many concerts,
but the ones I have been to, are Faith No More,
and Billy Idol. When I was with my wife,
her family treated me to 1950 through the 60's revivals
concerts. Nothing like listening to the original artists,
up on stage performing music from the era, I wish I lived
through. Seriously folks.

I am hoping to make it to The Autumn Blaze festival
this Oct. 13th. Christian Artists, singing their
hearts out. Me wanna go. So I think I will.

Concerts I regret not going to, are as follows......

Aerosmith,
Warrent,
Marilyn Manson, <~~~~Thems pretty much banned in NJ,
SonicFlood,
Rebecca St. James,
Rivertribe.
By The Tree.

And countless others.

I have alot of catching up to do.

Raven

[Cesare]

Originally posted by FeverDog420
Well, it's been awhile. Most of the set was new stuff, but he did play some of his old songs. I don't remember "Perfect Day," but he did play (among others) "What's Good" and "Walk on the Wild Side." But, yeah, most of the playlist was from Ecstasy.

And how can you dis a show because you didn't hear what you wanted to hear? What about the songs you heard? The man was performing to promote his new album; it wasn't a revue of his Greatest Hits.



Thanks for the info. I would never give Lou grief, the man is a legend. Just seeing him live was a thrill. :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:

[bowieee]

I just saw blonde redhead last night. oh my fucking god was I in heaven.

[noisy_brut]

Haven't been to a concert in a few years...getting old...but here are my list of standouts:

AC/DC with Cinderlla (ugh) at the Boston Garden 1988
Metallica Justice Tour with Queensryche in Providence
Metaillica Justice Tour with The Cult in Worcester MA
Ozzy Osbourne with Anthrax in Providence (No Rest tour)
Iron Maiden with Anthrax in Providence (No Prayer tour)
Bruce Dickinson solo at the Living Room Providence
Slayer at the Living Room (Living Room's final show) Providence
Metallica black album tour 5 times 2 RI 2 Worcester 1 Amherst
Rage/Machine - UMASS Amherst Student Union Ballroom (1st album)
Clash of the Titans - Anthrax, Slayer, Megadeth with Alice In Chains - Great Woods
Woodstock 94
Iron Maiden with Fear Facrtory Providence Lupo's mid 90's
Queensryche with Suicidal Tendencies opening Providence
Megadeth with Suicidal Tendencies opening Worcester
Suicidal Tendencies with Infectious Grooves Avalon Boston
GWAR with X Cops
Judas Priest - can't remember opener - Providence
Aerosmith with 4 non blondes UMASS Amherst
Metallica with Suicidal Tendencies and Danzig - Great WOods
Anthrax with Fight (Rob Halford) - Lupo's Providence
Anthrax with White Zombie - Providence
Danzig with Type O Negative - Tsongas Arena
Iron Maiden - Tweeter Center
Overkill - Northampton MA
Rush - Providence RI
Metallica Load/Re-Load 4 x 1 Worcester, 2 Fleet Center, 1 Prov
Metallica with Jerry Cantrell - Tweeter Center

[Grebdron]

Rush (dozens of times)
Queensryche
AC/DC
Queen
Iron Maiden 2x
Metallica
Korn
Kid Rock
Powerman 5000
System of a Down
The Moody Blues
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Clint Black
Faith Hill
Charlie Daniels Band
Limp Bizkit
DMX
Ted Nugent
Ozo Motley
Motley Crue
Carlos Santana
Nirvana
Ozzy Osbourne
Ronnie James Dio
Black Sabbath
Don McLean
The Cure
The B-52's
Adam Ant
New Order
Depeche Mode 3x
Yes
Alan Parsons Project
Walter Becker and Donald Fagan (Steely Dan)
Cherry Poppin' Daddies
UFO
The Clash
Black Flag
Henry Rollins
Yaz
KISS
Molly Hatchett
Elton John
Fleetwood Mac
Supertramp
Heart
Lita Ford
Mana
The Scorpions
Jethro Tull
Ratt
Earth day concert at the Hollywood Bowl (Paul, George and Ringo)

Oh, hell. Dozens more I can't think of right now.

[Psychocandy]

The Jesus & Mary Chain (thrice)
Pulp
Foo Fighters
The Prodigy (twice)
Blur
Boo Radleys
The Wonder Stuff
The Tindersticks
Steve Earle (twice)
Eva
William Reid (Lazycame)
Screaming Trees
Placebo (twice)
Urusei Yatsura (twice)
REM
Coldplay
Travis (four times)
Manic Street Preachers
Kurt Wagner
Rage Against The Machine
Mercury Rev
The Telescopes
Feeder
U2
Prince
P J Harvey
Whipping Boy
The Doves (twice)
Idlewild
Turin Brakes
Ultrasound
Arab Strap
Spiritualized
Radiohead
Neil Young
Teenage Fanclub
and...


...oh, a shitload more.

[MunkyFeet]

i've only been to 1 concert. it was pudde of mudd, deftones, and godsmack on the Smack This tour. pretty awesome show. deftones rocked and godsmack played some twisted sister and pantera at the end of the show. i had tickets for ozzfest but it got cancelled.

[electriclite]

Seeing as how I lived in the Black Hole of concert stops (Miami, Fla) for 9 years hardly any band worth mentioning ever came to my neck of the woods, except for my boys: u2

I saw the POP MART TOUR (fucking amazing!)
and the ELEVATION TOUR (Bono ran through the open CROWD!!!)

Now that I'm in NYC, I've seen:

Pete Yorn (3 times. Once in Miami. I couldn't believe he came down!)
Remy Zero
Cypress Hill
Bush
Nickelback (didn't want to, it was a 3+ bill)
PJ Harvey
!!! (Say it however you want)
The Apes
Les Savy Fav
Mono (Japan)
The Strokes
The Moldy Peaches (FUCKING HYSTERICAL!)

[JasonSlasher]

I've seen:

Paul McCartney (twice, once in third row! :D )

KISS

Yes

The Guess Who

Green Day

Simple Plan

BB King

Weird Al Yankovich

America

Al Jureou

George Duke

Roberta Flack

Joe Sample

David Sandborn

1964... The Tribute

[JasonSlasher]

Oh yeah, I also saw Cut You Up, Save The Day, and Blink 182 (they all sucked so I guess I forgot them).

[ClockworkOrange#1]

I just saw Korn, Disturbed and Trust Company in concert on the Pop Sux! tour. Trust Company opened the show and was pretty good and the crowd really didn't get into it until they played Downfall which sounded pretty good live. Disturbed kicked ass, sounding exactly like they do on their cds. Daivd Draiman can sing pretty damn good too not the usual thing where the guitars drown out the singers voice. Everyone was into their set especially when they played Down with the Sickness and Stupified. Korn, being my favorite group was better in my opinion. This was the first time I had seen Disturbed and Korn in concert and they were great. Korn put on a great show for the fans and they really get into their songs when playing them. They even played Faget which was great. And for an encore they came back out and Jonathon Davis had his bagpipes with him and played a little on them and then they played Got The Life. It was the best live show I have been to.

[Jezka]

Lessee...

I saw Jimmy Buffett when I was about eight.

Tori Amos/Alanis Morissette in 1999, when I was...thirteen.

Lifehouse/Everclear/matchbox twenty, with special guest Carlos Santana, last year

Cowboy Mouth/Better Than Ezra, two weeks ago.

I've never had the misfortune to see a bad concert. I've loved every single one I've ever been to.

[NuclearMisfit]

I seen this death metal band in a church one time, it was odd because metal is banned by all churches so I figured maybe the band gave the church a little fib to allow them to play. The Concert was awesome, the drums were set in the middle of the pit and everyone just went nuts, but the drummer got pushed onto the drums and cut open his stomach. Too Bad :(

[CeMeTaRy_GaTeS]

Here is a concert i've been to:D :D :D

[loserkid]

I've seen marilyn manson,
offspring,
lit,
the dickies,
weird al yankovick
flickerstick
leo(local)
green beatle
ruby horse
hometown hero
nonpoint
a colder year(local)
weezer
jimmy eat world
tenacious D
Ozzfest 2002
disturbed
matchbox 20
everclear

I think that's it

I'd love to see

Rolling stones
marcy playground
sigur ros

[notchreturns]

Not much, really...

The White Stripes
Incubus
Litlith Fair

[flowrchild]

I have probably seen hundreds of concerts, but nobody on earth puts on a show like U2. Seeing them is like some kind of religious experience, and this is coming from the least religious person there is! I plan to see them in concert every time they come around my area for the rest of my life.

[Reigh Kaufman]

I've seen every band I want to see with the exception of Red Hot Chilli Peppers. They include:

Nirvana - in Edinburgh, at the Festival (my Uncle walked over and said hello to Kurt while he played a slot-machine)

Radiohead
The Stone Roses
The Happy Mondays
The Charlatans
Primal Scream
Beck
Bluetones
Air
Prodigy
The Hives
The Strokes
The Vines
The Beta Band
Travis
The White Stripes
Beastie Boys
Oasis
Pulp
Chemical Brothers
Reef
Blur
Supergrass
Embrace
Foo Fighters (my Uncle managed a band caled Gin Goblins, they did support)
REM(in Boston)
David Byrne
The Eagles
The Rolling Stones
Bob Dylan
Pearl Jam
Stereophonics
Cypress Hill (can't explain this one)
Ian Brown
The Verve
Suede
Coldplay
Manic Street Preachers
Turin Brakes
Spiritualized
James
Ride
Black Grape
Smashing Pumpkins
Weezer
Green Day (they got people out the audience to take over the instruments at this years T in the Park - very cool, though I'm not a fan)
Rage Against the Machine
Cast
Paul Weller
Bernard Butler
The Breeders
Sonic Youth
Badly Drawn Boy


That's the ones I can remember. The best, for various reasons, were REM, Radiohead, Nirvana, Chemical Brothers, The Strokes, The Hives, Blur and Pulp (at Glastonbury). The worst was The Stone Roses in Aberdeen (sad to see a great band end up the way they did towards the end). Beck was outrageous and The Prodigy were fantastic both times I saw them.

[paul calf]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Reigh Kaufman
). The worst was The Stone Roses in Aberdeen (sad to see a great band end up the way they did towards the end).

i take it this was when reni and squires had left,because i saw them on the last tour they played before reni left and they were amazing.

[Reigh Kaufman]

I didn't word that right. The concert itself was tops but the atmosphere...we knew it was over. My mate Christian actually got upset on the way home and wrote a letter to NME (which was published) thanking the guys for the memories. I meant it was the worst because we were catching the swan-song...

[Reigh Kaufman]

...and my brother seen them at Reading for their last performance and said people in the audience were crying when it started to fall apart. They were THAT good, to all you non-believers...

P.S. I am the Resurrection is a genius song but Sugar Spun Sister is the masterpiece. Have you got Garage Flower and what did you think of it?

[Reigh Kaufman]

...and my brother seen them at Reading for their last performance and said people in the audience were crying when it started to fall apart. They were THAT good, to all you non-believers...

P.S. I am the Resurrection is a genius song but Sugar Spun Sister is the masterpiece. Have you got Garage Flower and what did you think of it?

[paul calf]

a few people i know who were at reading said it was like watching someone die,in a very public manner,anyone who saw them at their peak knew what they should have been instead of the legend we tell the kids about today.
GARAGE FLOWER is good ,very raw ,a lot of the stuff on it like
so young
tell me
all across the sands
i wanna be adored
where angels play
this is the one
ended up as either album tracks or b sides on the first album or the complete album,it is deffinatly worth getting for the serious fans but a lot of people may find some of it hard going.


p/s i am one of thoses strange roses fans who preffered the second coming,tightrope is an undescovered masterpeice,but on the first album waterfall blows me away,listen too (probably)all in the mind by oasis for a direct rip off.

[Reigh Kaufman]

My all time favourite Roses track is Tears but as seldom few people know it of the Second coming I always go with the second favourite, Sugar Spun Sister...

So many tunes, man, it's like hearing Mondays do Lazyitis and wondering...did we really get to live through that period. We're lucky bastards.

P.S. New Fast Automatic Daffodils...Northside...Flowered Up...The La's...the mock turtles...Ride...Fuck me, those were the days.

[BadCoverVersion]

I've just come back from the Will & Gareth concert!

I was sat next to a corpse and a wrong 'un...and I had a lovely hotdog and a few lagers! Crackin' stuff!

Managed to pick up a topless pic of Mr Young, You've got to love the camp quintessential English Gent!

Will was very bloody good ("You and I" was a highlight)...Gareth was a bagoshit ("Suspicious Minds" was priceless!)

Harmless Pop, had a fabulous night...and I'm slightly inebriated!

[bowieee]

Originally posted by BadCoverVersion
I've just come back from the Will & Gareth concert!

I was sat next to a corpse and a wrong 'un...and I had a lovely hotdog and a few lagers! Crackin' stuff!

Managed to pick up a topless pic of Mr Young, You've got to love the camp quintessential English Gent!

Will was very bloody good ("You and I" was a highlight)...Gareth was a bagoshit ("Suspicious Minds" was priceless!)

Harmless Pop, had a fabulous night...and I'm slightly inebriated!

I think I need an English interpreter. :p

[paul calf]

Originally posted by BadCoverVersion
I've just come back from the Will & Gareth concert!

I was sat next to a corpse and a wrong 'un...and I had a lovely hotdog and a few lagers! Crackin' stuff!

Managed to pick up a topless pic of Mr Young, You've got to love the camp quintessential English Gent!

Will was very bloody good ("You and I" was a highlight)...Gareth was a bagoshit ("Suspicious Minds" was priceless!)

Harmless Pop, had a fabulous night...and I'm slightly inebriated!

bloody hell here's me and reigh having a chat about great music the new fads even got a mention and up she pops with will and the stuttering fuckwit,where's your dignity girl.

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by bowieee
I think I need an English interpreter. :p

Apologies Bowieee, I really need to go easy on the Colloquialisms!

"Will & Gareth" are the two kids from the British "Pop Idol"...

Glorified karaoke singers, but they're good for a boogie.

The Concert was harmless entertainment...and I'm quite partial to a bit of "Will Young" (He's the actual winner, very wholesome, posh...and GAY...I'm strangely attracted to the bugger!)

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fullintention/headshot.jpg

Pure pop...and just waiting to be corrupted!

When he performed "The Sweetest Feeling" on "Pop Idol", I fell in love...Very fucking sad indeed!

[flowrchild]

Badcoverversion--

You are attracted to Will Young. Could it be because...he is like Jude Law's little brother?! He has a slight resemblance and that same fruity british male thing going on (no offense, of course.)

I find them both quite appealing too!

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by flowrchild
Badcoverversion--

You are attracted to Will Young. Could it be because...he is like Jude Law's little brother?! He has a slight resemblance and that same fruity british male thing going on (no offense, of course.)

I find them both quite appealing too!

Lol..."Fruity" indeed!

He's an attractive bloke...The Gay "revelation" left me in a right state (I knew, We ALL knew...I just couldn't bring myself to accept the fact that the young tyke was off-limits!)

We all need a bit of POP now and again...and it's all the more enjoyable when it's appealing to the peepers!

Ooooh Mr Young, You dashing sod!

[freakandgeek]

green day!!!, jimmy eat world and blink 182 at the pop disaster tour
finch twice!!!!
the movielife
senses fail
they might be giants
violent femmes
chicago
fiasco
from autumn to ashes
ani difranco twice!

and at the warped tour
thursday
gob
finch!
the movielife
new found glory
the mighty mighty bosstones
anti flag


i can't wait to see more!

[MarkItZero]

Hey, a lot of you schmoes have been to some good concerts, I'm jealous.

Ive been to quite a few, but here is what I can recall for now...

311 (probably close to 25X)
Soul Coughing
Bjork
Radiohead
G Love and SPecial Sauce
Violent Femmes
ColdPlay
Lou Reed
The Who
No Doubt
Metallica
Danzig
Soundgarden
Nirvana
Stone Temple Pilots
Weezer
Tenacious D
Jimmy Eat World
Eryka Badu
Tool
Marley Bros
Failure
Snoop Dog
Soul Asylum
Spin Doctors (my first concert ever)
NIN
Incubus
Disco Biscuits
The Urge
Beastie Boys
Built to Spill
2 Skinnee J's
Gorillaz
Beta Band
Jimmy Buffet
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Bad Religion
Tribe Called Quest
David Bowie
Lords of Acid

...and numerous more that arent coming to mind

Bands that I havent seen (some for obvious reasons) but I really want to:
Beck
Flaming Lips
Pink Floyd
Fugazi
Pearl Jam (my tickets are in the mail)
Led Zepplin
Janes Addiction (about ten years ago, not the current incarnation)
The Doors

[PrettyInPink]

Originally posted by BadCoverVersion
Apologies Bowieee, I really need to go easy on the Colloquialisms!

"Will & Gareth" are the two kids from the British "Pop Idol"...

Glorified karaoke singers, but they're good for a boogie.

The Concert was harmless entertainment...and I'm quite partial to a bit of "Will Young" (He's the actual winner, very wholesome, posh...and GAY...I'm strangely attracted to the bugger!)

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fullintention/headshot.jpg

Pure pop...and just waiting to be corrupted!

When he performed "The Sweetest Feeling" on "Pop Idol", I fell in love...Very fucking sad indeed!


I just wanted to post this piccy again. Fucking Lovely BCV.

I too was at that concert.

Was I the corpse?

Of course I wasn't, I was the girl throwing me knickers at Will. LOL.

Gareth wot fun, he cheered me up with his dodgy Elvis impersonations. What a laugh. Then Zoe, who though she was Snow White. Jesus where do they get them:D

Anyhows Will was amazing, looked great and I wanna make him mine all mine.;)

Once again Nice pic BCV.:)

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by Linus*likes*noise
Hey, leave the dude alone, don't you think he's gotten enough bad press? Just pop in a video of Live tonight Sold out or your favorite bootleg and bask in the goodness that you'll never get to experience in person.

I've just spotted this one...

I was attempting to be sarcastic Linus...

The bloke commited suicide for crying out loud...and somebody was basically saying that cheeky young Kurt went and spoiled their night out on the razz...:confused:.

I wasn't having a go at Mr Cobain...quite the opposite in fact.

[George vader]

Accept/Dokken-Bristol Hippodrome 1986
Bryan Adams/T’Pau-Birmingham NEC 1987
And You Will Know Us…-Bristol Fleece And Firkin 2000
Aerosmith/Thunder-Wembly Arena 1989
Aerosmith/Thunder-NEC 1989
Alice In Chains/Screaming Trees-Town And Country Club, London 1991
Anthrax/Testament-Bristol Colston Hall 1987
Big Drill Car-Underworld Club, Camden, London 1993
The Babysitters-Bristol Granary 1986
Black Sabbath/A2Z-Bristol Colston Hall 1981
Black Sabbath-Bristol Hippodrome 1986
Blur-Newport Centre 1999
Bon Jovi-Hammersmith Odeon 1986
Bon Jovi/Dan Reed Network-NEC 1989
Buffalo Tom-Bristol Bierkeller 1992
Celtic Frost/Virus/Kreator-Cardiff Ritzy 1987 (!!!)
Cherry Bomz-Bristol Bierkeller 1986
Cinderella-Newport Centre 1988
The Charlatans-Gloucester Centre 1996
The Charlatans-Newport Centre 1999
David Bowie-Cardiff Arms Park 1987
Dare-Bristol Bierkeller 1987
Dare-Bristol Bierkeller 1988
The Damned-Bristol Colston Hall 1986
Def Leppard/Tesla-Bristol Hippodrome 1987
Def Leppard/Loverboy Bournmouth International Arena 1988
Dio-Bristol Hippodrome 1986
Dave Lee Roth/Warrent-Shepton Mallet Showground 1991
Dave Lee Roth-Wembley Arena 1988
Faith No More-Bristol Bierkeller 1986 (with Chuck Mosley)
Faith No More/Prong-Hammersmith Odeon 1989
Faith No More/Prong-Bristol Studio 1989
Faster Pussycat-Bristol Colston Hall 1987
Guns N Roses-Marquee, London 1986 (2nd gig in the UK!)
Guns N Roses-Bristol Colston Hall 1987 (venue was less than a quarter full!)
Guns N Roses/Soundgarden/Faih No More-Wembley Stadium 1992 (paid £60 from a tout for the ticket!)
Hanoi Rocks/Johnny Thunders-Bristol Studio 1986
Jeff Healy/Johnny Diesel-Bristol Studio 1989
Heart-NEC 1988
INXS-Bristol Colston Hall 1987
Iron Maiden-Bristol Hippodrome 1986
Janes Addiction-Bristol Bierkeller 1989
Judas Priest-Newport Centre 1987
Kiss/Helix/Heavy Pettin-Stafford Bingley Hall 1983
Kiss/Bon Jovi-Stafford Bingley Hall 1984
Kiss-Cardiff International Arena 1991
Living Colour-Bristol Bierkeller 1989
Living Colour-Bristol Studio 1990
Manowar-Bristol Colston Hall 1984
Marillion/Magnum etc-Milton Keynes Bowl 1986
Marillion-NEC 1988 (Zzzzzzzz)
Magnum-Bristol Colston Hall 1987
Metallica/Anthrax-Cardiff St Davids Hall 1986
Motley Crue/Cheap Trick-Cardiff St Davids Hall 1986
MSG
Motorhead-Newport Centre 1987
Mindfunk_Bristol Bierkeller 1990
Mindfunk-Bristol Bierkeller 1991
Oasis/Manic Street Preachers/Prodigy/Chemical Brothers/Ocean Colour Scene-Knebworth 1986
Oasis-Earls Court, London 1986
Onslaught-Bristol Bierkeller 1987 (they were banned from ever playing the venue again due to the damage caused by slamdivers!)
Ozzy Osbourne/Budgie-Bristol Colston Hall 1980 (my first gig aged 13!)
Ozzy Osbourne/Heavy Pettin’-Bristol Colston Hall 1983
Ozzy Osbourne/Ratt/Metal Church-Hammersmith Odeon 1986
The Prodigy/Foo Fighters-Cardiff International Arena 1998
Queen/Big Country/Status Quo-Knebworth 1986
Queensryche-Lodon Town And Country Club 1988
Queens Of The Stone Age-Newport Centre 2001
Queens Of The Stone Age-Cardiff University 2003
REM-Orlando Arena, USA 1996 (whilst on holiday!)
Red Hot Chilli Peppers-London Astoria 1989
Red Hot Chilli Peppers/Henry Rollins Band 1991
Sea Hags-Bristol Bierkeller 1989
Scorpions-Bristol Colston Hall 1982
Skid Row-Bristol Hippodrome 1989
Slayer/Malice-Birmingham Odeon 1987
Slayer-Newport Centre 1988
Stryper-Hammersmith Odeon 1987
Teenage Fan Club
U2/The Alarm-Cardiff Arms Park 1987
Vow Wow/Dumpys Rust Nuts-Fleece And Firkin 1987
W.A.S.P-Bristol Colston Hall 1986
ZZ Top-Wembley Arena 1986
Zodiac Mindwarp-Bristol Bierkeller 1987
Zodiac Mindwarp-Bristol Studio 1987

Castle Donington
1984 AC/DC, Van Halen, Motley Crue
1985 Bon Jovi, Ratt, Metallica
1986 Maiden, Marillion etc
1987 GNR
1988 Kiss , WASP etc
Reading Festival
1983
1987

[Memento88]

in my 14 years of age ive seen:
the beach boys
goo goo dolls:rolleyes:
bon jovi
THE DAVE MATTHEWS BAND twice...getting tickets for 3 more shows 2morrow hopefully

[Ren Hoek]

Eek! Some schmoes have really impressive lists... I honestly can't remember every single band I've seen live, so I'll just post the gigs I saw in 2002:

- Wilco (fuckin' great!)
- Neil Young
- Jethro Tull (Fuck, these guys played 3 1/2 hours!)
- Element of Crime
- Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
- Wyclef Jean (surprisingly good!)
- Muse
- Lenny Kravitz (hey, I got free tickets... however, very disappointing)
- Lamb
- Santana
- Faithless
- Bad Religion
- Ozzy Osbourne (extremely disappointing)
- The Cooper Temple Clause
- Super Furry Animals

[POLYDISTORTION]

Woodstock '94 -Blind melon,Candlebox,Cypress hill,Sheryl crow,
Collective soul,Violent Femmes,JAMES,LIVE,NIN,Aerosmith,Metallica
Joe Cocker,Crosby,stills & Nash,Rollins Band.

Lollapalloza '93 - Primus,Alice In Chains,Front 242,Dinosaur JR.
Arrested Development.

U2 -x5 '87,92,97 & 2001 twice
Rush -x5 '86,'88,'94,'97 & 2002
Def Leppard -x4 '87,'88,'92 & '93
Scorpions -x4 '88,'94,2002 & 2003
Metallica -x3 '86 ( With Cliff Burton On Bass)and Twice On '94
LIVE -x3 '94 '99 & 2000
Candlebox -x3 (All In '94)
Depeche Mode -x3 '94,'98 & 2001
Queensryche -x2 '86 & 2001
AC/DC -x2 '86 & '88
Aerosmith -x2 '88 & '94
Motley Crue -x2 87 & 89(both With Vince Neil & Tommy Lee)
Poison -x2 '86 & '94
Kiss -x2 (with Makeup) 96 & 2000
Duran Duran -x2 '89 & '93
INXS -x2 '88 & '94(Both With Michael Hutchence)
Peter Gabriel -x2 '93 & 2002
Garbage -x2 Twice On '99
Dokken -x2 '88 & 2003
Iron Maiden -x2 '87 & 2000 (Both With Bruce Dickinson)
Judas Priest -x2 '88 & '90 (Both Concerts With Halford On Vocals)
Bon Jovi - x2 '89 & 2000
Rod Stewart - x2 '93 & 94
Van Halen - x2 '88 & '93 (both With Sammy)
Whitesnake - x2 '88 & 2003
Pink Floyd - x2 '88 & '94
Yes - x2 '88 & '94
REO Speedwagon -'87
The Fab T-Birds -'87
Greenday -'95
Don Henley -'93
Air Supply -'87
Ratt -'86
Cheap Trick -'86
Billy Idol -'87
The Cult -'87
Heart -'87
Sugarcubes -'92
Bjork -'95
Goldie -'95
Moby 2000
Counting Crows 2000
Morrissey '97
New Order '89
Journey (Steve Perry On Vocals) '87
Ozzy Osbourne '86
john "Cougar" Mellencamp '86
Mr. Bungle 2000
Tomahawk 2002
Dave Matthews Band '99
Jimmy Cliff '99
Stereolab '2000
Phill Collins '94
R.E.M. '89
Lenny Kravitz 2002
Abandoned Pools 2002
Roger Waters 2000
The Rolling Stones 2003
David Bowie '95
NIN '94 & '95
The Eagles '94
Olivia's Tremour Control 2000
The Cranberries '95
Toad The Wet Sprocket '95
Megadeth '90
Skid Row (With Sebastian Bach) '88
Warrant '88
The Black Crowes '93
Pearl Jam '93
Butthole Surfers '93
Primal Scream '94
Lone Justice '87
PJ. Harvey 2001
No Doubt 2001
SADE 2001
TOOL 2002
DIO 2002
Great White '88
Tesla '87
Europe '88
Slayer '88
Kingdome Come '88
Deep Purple 2002
Damn Yankees '94
Ted Nugent 2000
Public Enemy '92
Steel Pulse '88
The Cure '89
Andrea Bocelli 2001
Yanni '94
Elton John '94
Rage Against The Machine '97
Material Issue '94
Terence Trent D'arby '93
Alanis Morissette '99
Quiet Riot '98
Johnny Lang 2003

others bands:
Caifanes
La Ley
Mana
Cafe Tacuba
Fobia
Molotov
Mecano
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
Lift Fiba

The Rest (I Was Young And Hopeless):D
Expose
En Vogue
Stevie B.
M.C. Hammer

[bob]

I haven't seen that many:

Bob Dylan in 2001
P.J. Harvey in 2001
Bob Dylan in 2002
Weezer in 2002

[Bullet Tooth Tony]

Ok don't hold some of these against me.

MARIAH CAREY (My girlfriend at the time idea)
ETERNAL (See above)
SNOOP DOGG, SWv, BLACKSTREET (Shit concert I got talked into)
BOYZ II MEN & BRANDY (Universal Studios 95 New Years Eve)
STEPS (They were free my friend was in a support act)
TAKE THAT (They were at the local Ritzy)
S CLUB 7 (At Alton Towers)

I will be seeing EMINEM at the MK Bowl in June.

Just looking at that list what a load of shit I've seen!

[NeuGenX]

/Puck Bond/
Is it Johnny Lang you saw with Aerosmith? That kid is phenomenal.



I've seen, in no particular order:
Iron Maiden
Black Sabbath
Judas Priest
Blue Oyster Cult
Def Leppard
Queensryche
The Stones
The Who
Genesis
Type O Negative
My Dying Bride
Paradise Lost
Bad Company
Yes
Michael Jackson
England Dan and John Ford Coley
Gordon Lightfoot
Paul Revere and the Raiders
Dio
Quiet Riot
Alice Cooper
The Turtles
Neil Diamond
Neil Sedaka
Glen Frey
Don Henley
Foreigner
Steve Miller Band
Ozzy Osbourne
Waysted
James Montgomery Band
ELO
Village People
Randy Newman
Gary Numan
Incubus
Dishwalla
John West
Godsmack

And quite a few more I can't remember at the moment...

I had tickets to the UFO reunion tour, but unfortunately it was cancelled before it got to my town. I'd love to see them live.

[thebloodfeaster]

Nevermore
MERCYFUL FATE
God Dethroned
Hate Eternal
Cannibal Corpse
Diabolic
Impaled
Averse Sefira
Incantation
Nile
The Berzerker
Skinless
Gorguts
Dying Fetus
Fates Warning
Savatage
Deicide
Marduk
Withered Earth
Cradle of Filth
W.A.S.P.
Morbid Angel
Motorhead
Adumus
Amon Amarth

more I probably can't remember

[thebloodfeaster]

Originally posted by NeuGenX
Iron Maiden
Black Sabbath
Judas Priest
Blue Oyster Cult
Def Leppard
Queensryche
The Stones
Type O Negative
My Dying Bride
Paradise Lost
Bad Company
Yes
Dio
Waysted


I'd love to see these live some time.