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Much along the lines of the - Topic: The last movie you saw

Tell us of your recent concert experience. Add URLs/WWWs for those groups that we might not have heard of please


I went to an Air Supply concert last night and was truly impressed.

It has been 30+ years and they are still about. Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock did a fantastic job on stage.

Even a grandson was bought up to share the light. Both even ventured through into the crowd towards the end of the show, mixing it with the fans. Something you just don't see these days. So funny too, to see their minders/security using torches too so they could see around.

Just great to experience. Drummer, lead guitar, bass guitar and piano/keyboard well played, no excellent.

Truly impressed this old fart

Get a chance, see 'em

Wiki Clicky Their WWW

Got to give this a 9/10

Last gig I saw was Shooglenifty quite afew months ago... unlikely to be well known but randomly my parents saw them play at a St. Andrews dinner in Kuala Lumpur nearly 15 years ago... small world.

Interesting music to see live, Angus Grant and Luke Plumb are pretty phenomenal musicians. Great atmosphere and the audience were buzzing by the end

NIN in Cleveland.
Video I took:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExcqbelJ7iI
(others avail too)

I'll be seeing them again at the end of May for the farewell tour. Meet 'n' greet w/ the band, but I'm not sure if it is a full backstage pass or not.

Whiskey 7 wrote: I went to an Air Supply concert last night and was truly impressed.

lol moron...

Pantera at Tarrant County Coliseum. New Years Eve 1995. Had a blast.

Heart -- 1981

it was a big deal for the small town of Timmins Ontario and the first time i smoked a $2 joint

saw spiral beach playing here in toronto at the horseshoe tavern - didn't even realize i was going to be seeing a concert until a friend texted me while i was biking down to meet them. Had never heard of any of the bands, but this one stuck out.

this was one of my fav's playing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGtZ5pX1 ... re=related

saw a ludacris concert in LA a couple years ago

don't be hatin'

Ben Folds at Stubb's in Austin - Nov 2006?

I've never been to a big gig, how sad is that . The last band I saw however, I think, were these (friends of a friend of mines brother) outside a pub...

I swear the intro to 'Nothing Wakes You' is based on Angie by The Rolling Stones.. and Small Town is definitely Iron Maiden.

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menkent wrote:Ben Folds at Stubb's in Austin - Nov 2006?

i fucked a few whores i brought back home from that place back in the day...jellus?...

Micheal Jacksons '84 Victory Tour. Mile High Stadium, Denver Co.

Gogol Bordello 2007

Last one was a local band called Mordekai. Going to see Testament tomorrow night though. Classic thrash ftw!

Afro Moses November '08.

Scourge wrote:Pantera at Tarrant County Coliseum. New Years Eve 1995. Had a blast.

lol bogans...

Fender wrote:NIN in Cleveland.
Video I took:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExcqbelJ7iI
(others avail too)

I'll be seeing them again at the end of May for the farewell tour. Meet 'n' greet w/ the band, but I'm not sure if it is a full backstage pass or not.

NIN/JA tour? if so i'm completely jealous. they announced a local stop for the lights in the sky tour last minute so i got to see that but so far it looks like the closest tour location for NIN/JA will be a 6 hour drive. as much as i'd love to see nin and janes addiction together i don't feel it's worth 12 hours of driving...

Grandpa Stu wrote:

Fender wrote:NIN in Cleveland.
Video I took:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExcqbelJ7iI
(others avail too)

I'll be seeing them again at the end of May for the farewell tour. Meet 'n' greet w/ the band, but I'm not sure if it is a full backstage pass or not.

NIN/JA tour? if so i'm completely jealous. they announced a local stop for the lights in the sky tour last minute so i got to see that but so far it looks like the closest tour location for NIN/JA will be a 6 hour drive. as much as i'd love to see nin and janes addiction together i don't feel it's worth 12 hours of driving...

Yeah, NIN/JA. A buddy at work found one of the postcards that Trent hid around the country and used Google Earth for a scavenger hunt. He got an email from the band a few weeks ago. He's got 3 tickets for any show on this tour he wants, plus some sort of meet and greet. Considering that only 9 postcards were found and that means 27 people total are getting this treatment, I'm hoping there's something more than just a simple meet and greet.

nice Whiskey

this song allways remindsmy loins of my first girlfriends!

i was a metelhead at the time but i was around alot of light adult contemp

the times yea awesome and awesome tune

Rage Against the Machine, Sept. 3, 2008

The next live concert I'll see is the Minnesota Orchestra playing Schumann's Overture to Manfred, Shostakovich's Cello Concerto No.1, and Dvorak's Symphony No. 9, From the New World.

I like variety...

you like variety, yet to go to a ratm concert.

scared? wrote:

menkent wrote:Ben Folds at Stubb's in Austin - Nov 2006?

i fucked a few whores i brought back home from that place back in the day...jellus?...

i saw a few whores there that were old enough for you to have fucked back in the day - so no, not really.
edit: oh, if we're counting classical music i went to beethoven last summer - 8th and 9th symphonies?

^^^fag...

The last concerts in recent memory:

Incubus
Steve Miller
Rob Zombie
The Who
Clutch

And the most recent was Tool. Perhaps the best show I've ever seen...

best show i ever saw? kyuss at the backroom in austin...only about 100-200 ppl in the room...lol at morons who didn't know who kyuss was back in the day...