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ITT: Best Live Music Performances

  • Hoffel and R.A.T.T. (bastard)

    next time you are drinking come over the music thread and post stuff

    need more people over there to make it fun

    Fuzz

  • Fuzz said...

    Hoffel and R.A.T.T. (bastard)

    next time you are drinking come over the music thread and post stuff

    need more people over there to make it fun

    The most fun I have at concert are at metal ones though.

    Saw Whitechapel for the first time last month, Wall of Death during This is Exile was effing sweet.

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  • Hoffelcopter said...

    The most fun I have at concert are at metal ones though.

    Saw Whitechapel for the first time last month, Wall of Death during This is Exile was effing sweet.

    mastodon + opeth + ghost are touring together and playing near me pretty soon.... trying to round up a couple people for it.

    Not sure if that is metal enough, but that's the best I got

    Fuzz

  • viper_36 said...

    one person from PF is dead. Cobain is dead - sounds like a tie...

    Pink Floyd's Division Bell tour - 1994 - saw them in Bham - Legion Field - best show ever on the planet and i've seen plenty of the bands you are discussing here on the board.

    Note: Cobain died in 1994 - so I think PF is relevant to this conversation.

    for the record - never saw Nirvana live - but love the meat puppets song you started the thread with. they all have their place in history as far as I'm concerned.

    I've heard from a lot of people that Pink Floyd is the best hands down. I'm only 25 so I would love a chance to see them and Zepplin play live. Probably will never happen but those two are my dream bands

    LScootU

  • Fuzz said...

    mastodon + opeth + ghost are touring together and playing near me pretty soon.... trying to round up a couple people for it.

    Not sure if that is metal enough, but that's the best I got

    I like Opeth.

    Going to go see All Shall Perish in April, and thinking about going to see Rusko in May. Never been to a concert of a dubstep, techno, etc (not really sure what genre he is) before. Though when I saw Whitechapel, Enter Shikari was there and the dubstep parts during there song was sweet.

    I go to about two metal concerts a month, mostly local bands though. I like to support them.

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  • I'm seeing the Black Keys and Radiohead in a one week span... possibly adding Dr. Dog to that...

    A good week

    Fuzz

  • Super Scooter said...

    I've heard from a lot of people that Pink Floyd is the best hands down. I'm only 25 so I would love a chance to see them and Zepplin play live. Probably will never happen but those two are my dream bands

    I had a chance to see Zeppelin (or Plant and Page) live several years ago when they had that reunion tour they had in Bama. I decided against it and hate myself for it. Hands down my favorite band of all time.

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  • Fuzz said...

    I'm seeing the Black Keys and Radiohead in a one week span... possibly adding Dr. Dog to that...

    A good week

    Heard Radiohead is awesome live as well. Another one of my favorite bands.

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  • R.A.T.T. said...

    I had a chance to see Zeppelin (or Plant and Page) live several years ago when they had that reunion tour they had in Bama. I decided against it and hate myself for it. Hands down my favorite band of all time.

    SMH, I would travel anywhere in thr world to see them play

    LScootU

  • Avenged Sevenfold and Three Days Grace put on a good show as well. Saw both of them last year.

    I had quite a music year in 2011.

    I saw over 30 bands. Definitely a year to remember.

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    gocanes_10

  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Foo Fighters just completely killed the Hangout Music Fest last year. A great show.

    I was there, it was Epic and they played twice..... filled in for Cee Lo for a little while... my top shows that weekend was Foo Fighters, Umphrey's McGee, Black Keys, Trombone Shorty and Bassnector..... Hangout this past year was one of the best festivals I have attended....

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  • FSUgoNoles24 said...

    I was there, it was Epic and they played twice..... filled in for Cee Lo for a little while... my top shows that weekend was Foo Fighters, Umphrey's McGee, Black Keys, Trombone Shorty and Bassnector..... Hangout this past year was one of the best festivals I have attended....

    Glad to see some Foo Fighters fans in here.

    I really want to see Black Keys. I've heard a lot of good about them.

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  • gocanes_10 said...

    Glad to see some Foo Fighters fans in here.

    I really want to see Black Keys. I've heard a lot of good about them.

    yeah Black Keys are amazing.... if you get to see them, then do it.... they put on a hell of a show.... also Trombone Shorty rocks....

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  • gocanes_10 said...

    Avenged Sevenfold and Three Days Grace put on a good show as well. Saw both of them last year.

    I had quite a music year in 2011.

    I saw over 30 bands. Definitely a year to remember.

    I have seen 3 days grace twice. My most memorable concert was Rock on the Range 2008 in Columbus. Can't remember all I saw that weekend but here it goes:

    Stone Temple Pilots
    Kid Rock
    Disturbed
    Staind
    Seether
    3 days grace
    Flyleaf
    Serj Tankian
    Theory of a Headman
    Red
    Bobaflex
    Saving Abel
    Killswitch Engine
    ZZ Top
    Shinedown
    Finger Eleven
    3 Doors Down
    Papa Roach
    Alter Bridge
    Five Finger Death Punch
    10 Years

    All for $70. Was a blast

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  • This is by far my favorite live performance.

    Play

    Damien Rice - Hallelujah

    Damien Rice performing "Hallelujah" at the 2008 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductions.

    http://www.youtube.com/v/hEKCsSlK3jg

    bamadvm

  • R.A.T.T. said...

    Actually got the threads mixed up when I answered that one. Seems stupid since it was started by me but I was hammered. It happens.

    No worries - great topic.

    First band I ever saw was Alabama (not sure what age, but maybe 10-parents took me. it was pretty good from what I remember)

    First rock band i saw "on my own"and it was my first was INXS (was 15) - they rocked the house, small audience, somewhere in Bham, can't remember exactly where.

    good times

    viper_36

  • Super Scooter said...

    I've heard from a lot of people that Pink Floyd is the best hands down. I'm only 25 so I would love a chance to see them and Zepplin play live. Probably will never happen but those two are my dream bands

    Open air - cool night.
    speakers every freaking where - all their "sounds" could be heard (you know birds, sound effects, etc), nothing is left out.

    at the end, when they go on their encore, in the middle of the stadium and "huge, ginormous" crystal ball opens up and rises, the entire stadium is a pool of swirling disco lights while David Gilmour is going off on his guitar solo on Comfortably Numb.

    another great part - at the beginning of the song "on the turning away" when Gilmour hits that low end note at the beginning, the stadium shook, you could feel it moving for the entire note.

    during the encore too - "One of These Days" - two towers on each side of the stage - they were "blowing up something" and you couldn't tell, but when he gets to the point where he says "One of these days, I'm going to cut you into little pieces" and he starts playing his slide guitar (by himself on stage), the blow up things are huge evil looking pigs, that fall as fireworks go off.

    really cool stuff.

    oh yea, the music was great too. :)

    The lamest part - old couples dancing in the aisles while they played "Wish You Were Here" - It's not a love song...that song is about their Lead Guitarist Syd Barrett that basically was kicked out cause he couldn't function anymore due to way too much acid.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by viper_36 on 2/7/2012 at 7:36 AM

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