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Last good concert you went to
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Lady Crimson
credo quia absurdum
I never wen't to a concert...not many bands come to Romania, and if they do it certainly isn't going to be in the capital (were me lives)...There are rumours of W.A.S.P. coming in august! If they do, I'll go for sure! The Rock Rolls forever on!
Draka
Wonder Woman
I highly doubt the Symphony qualifies for this, as it is the last concert I went to, but as for major concerts I have only been to one as a spectator...ZZ Top. Though I did do a stint as security for a 3 day Grateful Dead concert once. Didn't really watch the concert, but caught pieces of it here and there.
Crystallas
Active Member
Pink Floyd was the last "Good" concert that I went to(That was a while ago.) Everything else recently that I have seen was allright, lots of good bands, good music, but nothing like Floyd.
Don't get me wrong, its still fun to see a concert, it just blows me away how much diffrent it is to see them than anyone else(including my favorite bands.)
Don't get me wrong, its still fun to see a concert, it just blows me away how much diffrent it is to see them than anyone else(including my favorite bands.)
Aqualung
Tasty
I forgot about one. Me and my twin brother went to a Psychadelic Furs concert in utero, maybe about 7 months in, or something around there. My mom had to stand outside that stadium, because, as she said, the loud noise was bothering us and we were thrashing around too much. I'm pretty sure, though, that we were having ouselves a right dandy time, playing air guitar and banging our heads and all that good stuff. (dang here for ruining that and making us go outside!) Coincidentily, I'm a pretty big Furs fan, even now.
Buttercup
Veteran Member
I've been to probably 150 concerts in my life of all types of music. Live music is one of the best treats of human life I think. It's actually been a couple of years since I went to one however....unless you count plays with orchestras or symphonies.
But for Rock or alternative Rock I would have to say my Favorite Concerts of all time have been: U2, Beck, The Who, Pearl Jam, The Foo Fighters, Bush, Rage Against the Machine, Jethro Tull, Cheap Trick, Stone Temple Pilots, & Lynyrd Skynyrd. Oh and I can't forget the unforgettable, Offspring!
But for Rock or alternative Rock I would have to say my Favorite Concerts of all time have been: U2, Beck, The Who, Pearl Jam, The Foo Fighters, Bush, Rage Against the Machine, Jethro Tull, Cheap Trick, Stone Temple Pilots, & Lynyrd Skynyrd. Oh and I can't forget the unforgettable, Offspring!
ChrisP
Veteran Member
There is a concert from 1994 in Earl's court England(you can switch off now if you're sick of me plugging this). It was only released on about 10,000 Laser Discs, which I'm sure you'll realise just aren't for sale. But!!!!! if you look long and hard enough online you can find it. I have a copyCrystallas said:
the Track list is phenomenal including every single awesome track, + All of DSOTM start to finish, culminating in Wish You Were Here, the best damn version of Comfortably Numb ever and a spectacular lights show for Run Like Hell.
GO NOW AND SPREAD THE GOOD WORD!!!
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
I honestly don't recall the last concert I went to. It is over 10 years ago now, at least.
I have seen most of the pre-Cambrian Rock greats.
Does Riverdance with Michel Flatley count? I have seen a lot of show and this one left me tingling for days. I especially loved the Celtic flavor to the concert. Marvellous and well worth almost any price.
Of conventional rock acts... prolly the last one I saw was indeed Mike Oldfield at a very small 2000 seat venue here in Vancouver at the Queen Elizabeth II Theatre.
I have always wanted to see Marilyn Manson live, but sadly, I am too old now... and would not feel safe amoungst the crowd. (They would prolly peg me as a narc anyways. LOL)
I have seen most of the pre-Cambrian Rock greats.
Does Riverdance with Michel Flatley count? I have seen a lot of show and this one left me tingling for days. I especially loved the Celtic flavor to the concert. Marvellous and well worth almost any price.
Of conventional rock acts... prolly the last one I saw was indeed Mike Oldfield at a very small 2000 seat venue here in Vancouver at the Queen Elizabeth II Theatre.
I have always wanted to see Marilyn Manson live, but sadly, I am too old now... and would not feel safe amoungst the crowd. (They would prolly peg me as a narc anyways. LOL)
Circle_One
Well-Known Member
For work, I go to amazing shows pretty much every week. But the last truly great, blew my mind show I went to... I'd have to say all 5 Social Distortion shows I saw this year. No matter what, without fail, they always put on the most kick *** shows I've ever seen.
Circle_One
Well-Known Member
I co-own (along with my best friend) and write for a music 'zine that we put out ourselves and sell at local shows and few shops around Montreal. So I travel a lot for shows and interviews and stuff for the 'zine. It doesn't really make me money though, we just do it because it's fun and people enjoy it. I have to have an actual job too, haha.
Circle_One
Well-Known Member
Hehe! It's really not that hard to put out your own mag. The initial issue is kind of expensive and stuff, but it gets easier and it's a lot of fun. Plus, the big bonus: Press Passes :jam:ChrisP said: