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This is the topic where you post all the bands you've seen live, any upcoming gigs you're going to, and bands you'd like to see live ;)

 

Since I'm relatively new to "gigging", I've only seen a few bands...

 

Metallica (Twice) - The first time I saw them was better than the second, it was an outdoor event, and the atmosphere was brilliant - also, the sound was a lot better. They are such an amazing live act, they don't hit a wrong note.

 

System of a Down - Not exactly a fan, but they are quite innovative for a "nu-metal" band - they were OK I guess.

 

Primal Scream - these guys have been going for years, and they're pretty good, and even better live.

 

Godsmack - they were supporting Metallica the second time I saw them, and they were absolutely awful. You couldn't hear a tune or anything - appalling.

 

This year I'll probably be seeing Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, possibly Metallica again, and anything else that interests me ;)

 

I really want to see Pearl Jam, Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals, Dave Matthews Band and a load of others - I'll just have to be patient I guess ;)

 

Now your turn.

 

P.S. This is my 1000th post :p Taken me quite a while to get here...

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Congrats on 1K. ;)

 

The only concert I've ever been to was a Bobby Brown concert back in the 80's. Whitney Houston and Snap made guest appearances. It was absolutely brilliant.

 

I would like to see Massive Attack live. *slaps Jais*

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In the town I live in u dont get a chance to see many concerts(or at least not when ur 14) A band called Turbonegro was here about 1 or 2 months ago, but U had to be 18 to get in :(

THe bands ive seen live is: Cambodia Cookies and Anti Nation(amateur bands)

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I've seen many concerts over the years, including the Beastie Boys (as well as two solo Mix Master Mike shows), AC/DC, Public Enemy, Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, and a bunch of Canadian bands you may or may not have heard of.

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Metallica - nuff said :D

System of a Down - love 'em

Primal Scream - these guys where okay

Sum 41- V. good

Slipknot- not good but the feeling in the mosh pits...b-e-a-tiful

The offspring - grand, unfortantly my single voice can not be heard over everyone eles in neacon :)

good charlotte- one of the funniest bands ever.; so much fun to see their bass'est his in the balls with a full 2 litre bottle of coke-a-cola

sugercult- fairly poor

and others

:D

..now to try and see blink

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Massive Attack - Front row, amazing concert. They had this big video screen behind the band which showed all kinds of artsy and leftist propaganda stuff - like a big bill on which country spent the most on military hardware, and what all manners of cruise missiles cost. I didn't know the woman who did the vocals to "Teardrop" also played the violin, and I got to see Tricky as well :D

 

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Most anticipated concert I've been to, ever. Me and my friends were up front at first, but as soon as the band appeared, it turned into a frothing stampede, and my friend's cousin fell down during the rampage and was almost trampled - she went to the hospital along with my friend, and I got to enjoy the concert in pouring rain, alone.

 

Rammstein - Oh yeah, baby. Lots of firework, jumping and S/M sceneplay. A great concert.

 

Metallica - Quite good, but they played too much of their "St. Anger" album. Near the end, however, they broke out their greatest hits, and life was good once again.

 

Coldplay - Everyone I met thought this was a grand concert, but I didn't dig their music all that much, and it was pretty bland to me. The lead singer was very charismatic, though, and had rehearsed some Danish phrases to the crowd's great amusement.

 

Asian Dub Foundation - Awesome concert, even though I didn't get to see the whole thing. Everybody was jumping and screaming.

 

Junkie XL - All I remember from this was that it was, well, very good =)

 

The Cure - Aint nothing like freezing your butt off while enjoying such a good band from 200 meters away. They had very long intros to each track, and even though I've listened to them since, the sound on their records just isn't the same at all.

 

Many more than that, but the rest were either Danish, or just not big enough for anyone to really give a damn.

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Originally posted by Ragnos

In the town I live in u dont get a chance to see many concerts(or at least not when ur 14) A band called Turbonegro was here about 1 or 2 months ago, but U had to be 18 to get in :(

THe bands ive seen live is: Cambodia Cookies and Anti Nation(amateur bands)

Same here.... damn... ireally wanted to see Turbonegro... :(

Anyways, Norway doesnt get many big bands, and at least not my town... :mad:

Note that Metallica played in Norway 4 days before Cliff died though... :(

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Originally posted by Michaelmexp

No bands come to Oxford at all so I won't be able to see any. :|

 

You do realise you can leave Oxford, and you could go and see the bands, rather than waiting for them to come to you :p London isn't exactly a million miles away from you ;)

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  • .Calibre
  • 2Many DJ´s
  • An Pierlé
  • Anouk
  • Arno
  • Adio Bullys
  • Basement Jaxx
  • Beck
  • Björk
  • Bush
  • Calexico
  • The Cardigans
  • The Chemical brothers
  • Coldplay
  • Countin Crows
  • The Cure
  • Cypres Hill
  • Das Pop
  • Datsuns
  • dEUS
  • Dropkick Murphys
  • El Tattoo Del Tigre
  • Faithless
  • Fun Lovin Criminals
  • Goldfrapp
  • Good Charlotte
  • Gorki
  • Grandaddy
  • Groove Armada
  • HIM
  • t Hof van commerce
  • Janez Detd
  • Krezip
  • Laïs
  • Lamb
  • Laurent Garnier
  • Lemon
  • Live
  • Manu Chao
  • Massive Attack
  • Millionaire
  • Moby
  • Moloko
  • Morcheeba
  • Muse
  • Natalie Imbruglia
  • Ozark Henry
  • Pj Harvey
  • Placebo
  • Prodigy
  • Queens of the stone age
  • Radiohead
  • REM
  • Roni Size
  • Röykssop
  • Skin
  • Sonic Youth
  • Stereophonics
  • The Streets
  • Supergrass
  • Suzanne Vega
  • Tool
  • Tricky
  • Underworld
  • Weezer
  • Xzibit
  • Zita Swoon

 

These are a "few" bands I´ve seen at festivals and can recall. There are much more but unfortunatly my memory capacity is rather limited. This year I´m going back to a festival with already a few names known:

David Bowie, The Darkness, Metallica, Pixies, T. Raumschmiere, The White Stripes, ...

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Being older (37) I've seen quite a few, but here are some that I'd consider 'epic':

 

- Miles Davis in 1984 and 1986 (he died in '91)

- Jaco Pastorius in 1983 (he died in 1987)

- Police in 1981 (post Zenyatta) and 1982 (Post Ghost)

- Bobby McFerrin in 1985 - one man, one voice ... hard to believe.

- Bobby McFerrin in 1991 - Most Disappointing Ever - Take 6 (warm up) sang boring songs for 2 hours, then Bobby basically sat there while Voicestra sang ... we left early ...

- Mahavishnu Orchestra 1984 - end of an era in fusion, featuring the US debut of epic bassist Jonas 'Hurricane' Hellborg.

- Pat Metheny Group in 1982, before they were the biggest thing in Jazz.

- Chick & Wayne & Al - a small tour in 1982 of three greats ...no album or anything

- The Who in 1981.

 

Mike

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In chronological order:

 

Ministry

KMFDM

Jane's Addiction

Smashing Pumpkins

Jesus Jones

EMF

Nirvana

Pegboy

Faith No More

Ministry

Helmet

Fear

Skatenigs

Sugar

Jawbox

Cypress Hill

Funkdoobiest

Lallopalluza 2 (too many to name)

Ice T and Bodycount

Pro-Pain

DRI

Exodus

Ice Cube

Ministry

Supultura

Pigface

Nine Inch Nails

Depeche Mode

Smashing Pumpkins

Danzig

Type O Negative

The Cure

Evil Mothers

16 Volt

The Reverend Horton Heat

Ministry

The Young Gods

Chemlab

The Verve Pipe

K's Choice

Tonic

Ministry

Alice Cooper

Lynard Skynard

Deep Purple

Ted Nugent

Alice Cooper

Depeche Mode

Tom Petty

Alice Cooper

David Bowie

Blue Man Group

Ministry

Alice Cooper

Ozzfest: P.O.D, Drowning Pool, System of a Down, Adema, Rob Zombie

Alice Cooper

Peter Gabriel

Alice Cooper

Sevendust

Staind

(Tonite)David Bowie

(Next Wed)Sevendust

 

This is not including countless local acts. :)

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Originally posted by Zaknafein

ive never seen any concert:(

 

my dream concert would be seeing Pink Floyd live with the lineup of Gilmour/Waters/Wright/Mason, since Roger Waters left the band in 1984

 

i still keep my fingers crossed for a reunion tour..:(

I had a chance to go to see them on 'The Wall' tour way back when ... but wasn't really a big fan, and my tastes had overwhelmingly veered to avant-garde jazz, so I let my friends go without me.

 

And, while I still am not a fan, it is with some perspective that I can see that would have been epic concert - like the Stones 'Start Me Up' tour I passed on (never though much of the stones, either)

 

Mike

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The only concert I went to (since it cost me nothing) was KixFest 2000 and I was young and stupid at the time, and actually really really liked Country music, and I saw Phil Vassar, Diamond Rio, Darry Worley and LeAnn Womack. But I wanted to see Limp Bizkit, Metallica, Mudvayne, and Linkin Park when they were doing the Summer Sanitarium last summer, but I had to leave town on a family emergency, so I ended up missing the concert:(

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