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Iron Maiden and Kreator - 1995
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Well got 3 in my mind!
Korn, Pearl Jam, Limp Bizkit (waaaaayyy before that Chocolate Starcrap shit...) |
pearl jam, summer 2000 in east berlin,
incubus 2001 (3 times :)) |
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REM - 1995 Madison Square Garden.
Placebo - 2002 - one of the 3 soon to be 4 times I've seen them Wheatus - 2001 - I don't care what people think, I went because there was nothing better to do and it turned out to be an excellent gig. Ash - 2002 Reading Music Festivle - WOW, the won me over. The Hives - 2002 Reading again - not my type of band but they really know how to take the audience by the balls. |
Joe Satriani in 1993
Dream Theater in 2000 :thumbsup |
too funny!
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The Smashing Pumpkins first gig in Portugal, Cascais Bullfight Arena. Billy said it was one of the 2 best shows ever. The other one was in Chicago.
I went to lots of other gigs, but nothing comes close. |
Nofx, Hi Standard, Lagwagon in 98
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Metallica, i think it was 97, at a small club called "Münchenbryggeriet" here in Stockholm. Very nice...
Paradise Lost 96 at Circus, also in Stockholm. I got a Headbangers Ball T-shirt from Vanessa Varwick :) |
Stone Roses last gig...
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Queen's last gig at Knebworth Park in 1986.
200,000 people in a field! They came on to 'One Vision' blasting out of the sound system at about twice the volume of anything previously. The crowd was really getting into it, bouncing up and down, clapping, screaming, and on the final keyboard chord before the guitar, Freddie appeared and the crowd went completely ballistic (If you hear the 'Live Magic' album, turn it up as loud as you possibly can stand. Shut your eyes and imagine a fifth of a million people in a relatively small field all around you! All pushing into you. All going mental. Still sends shivers down my spine thinking about it :thumbsup |
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back when I was a concert promoter, in my younger more naive days... my favorite 5 concerts I put on:
1. The Rentals (first show I put on, their 3rd show ever - Maya Rudolph from their touring band is now on SNL. Spent the day hanging with her and Cherie, Matt Sharp was nowhere to be found) 2. Blink 182 / Less Than Jake / Buck 'O Nine (actually made some $$ and had a good time) 3. Sublime (their last show ever before Brad Nowell OD'd. major stress night, but it came close to selling out) 4. Ash (nicest guys - too bad the show did like, 60 people and we lost $300). 5. They Might Be Giants (one of my favorite groups of all time - lost $8000 on the show because of weak ticket sales. I never even got the meet either John). |
Thanks to $$ from porn I get to see a lot of concerts every year
I should have gone to seattle to see paul mcartney, I heard that was good There were so many that it's hard to remember them all some of the best lately Billy Joel Elton John ***** U2 ***** Eagles ***** Supertramp **** Peter Gabrial *** Rush ***** Going to see Springsteen Shortly |
Nice to see some TMBG fans.
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Ash were just really really good that day tho. Burn Baby Burn. |
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LOLLAPALOOZA '92-
Red Hot Chili Peppers Ministry Ice Cube Soundgarden The Jesus And Mary Chain Pearl Jam Lush Temple Of The Dog Jim Rose Circus and Sideshow That show rocked. |
Hendrix @ Isle of Wight
The Who @ Charlton Pink Floyd "Animals" @ Wembley Eric Clapton "Prince's Trust" @ Royal Albert Hall Rolling Stones free concert in Hyde Park Eddie Izzard @ Hammersmith (Does a comedian count? If not, Bob Marley and Queen were good there too) A guy called Jake Thackeray played his very idiosyncratic songs for almost 3 hours at the Fairfield Halls, Croydon once. Every time he tried to leave the audience cheered him back. I don't think anyone noticed after the first few minutes there were fewer than 50 sitting in the big auditorium: Jake got everyone front and center and the concert was like in someone's home. |
Union Underground and From Zero. This wouldn't be favorite if it was just a normal show but this was at a local venue that holds only 300 people. Talk about a fucking house party! One of my friends is in with some big promotors and landed the show while they were passing through. Only 300 people and the place was literally rocking from the crowd jamming. You could get as close as you wanted and there was no backstage so everyone was right in the middle of the show.
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Chicago 2002 Rock & Roll Blackout
Here's Some pics: http://www.horizontalaction.com/blackout_post.html This year's gonna be better. |
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We even saw'em at the fouf after the show...we drank a beer with'em and saves the day...cool guys!.... |
Barenaked Ladies my high school auditorium 1992.
Haha! DH |
Here in Australia there's a yearly festival called Livid, and in 2001 there was an awesome lineup of bands, unfortunately I didn't get to see them all but the ones I did were awesome..
Unwritten law, the hippos, greenday, the cure, no doubt, millencolin, guttermouth, no fun at all and heaps more |
mine was here:
http://7times70.com |
U2 Zoo TV Outside Broadcast
1992-08-27: Olympic Stadium, Montreal - Quebec http://www.studiopark.co.uk/U2zootv3.jpg |
warped tour 01 & 02 in houston
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Janes Addiction
STP at the Viper Room in 97 post junkie rehab expulsion fugazi at the hollywood palace ministry at the hollywood paladium lots more i forget david bowie with madness and the gogos at dodger stadium when i was 8 with the rents hehe |
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I remember seeing the New Kids on the Block with Tiffany as a guest. Now that show rocked.... =)
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I saw Carcass on their Heartwork tour in a tiny little smelly club, in Perth Western Australia. I was 18 and it was 1993 or something..
that was so fucking insane.. i will never forget it. |
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anyone who ever seen everclear or third eye blind live?
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4th Row
Grove Theater LYLE LOVETT.. No Shit.. Best gig ever. |
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