what band did you enjoy seeing live the most and why?

[talos]

for me has to be iron maiden dance of death tour.
saw em in glasgow at the secc- they were amazing!!!
excellent stage show they know how to work and audience and the music
of coures it was great it was maiden i saw!

[Twisted_rock]

slipknot at ozzfest!!
it was brilliant even though i had to go with my pops!

[Joeykid]

mine was either Bryan Adams at Wembley or Bon Jovi at Hyde Park...

reasons being Bryan Adams, though at Wembley when they appeard on the B-Stage about 5 metres from me it felt so damn intimate, this is a huge world wide known rock star and he's doing a back to back blues jam with keith scot flicking guitar pics around me...woah!

Bon Jovi, well almost 100,000 people, well close up front, hottest day of the year, the gig meant alot to the band, a little sentimental at the end, ray davies guest appaearance, f00king amazing version of Lola, Cap.t Crash, These Days, I Got The Girl with the bands kids about on stage, Keep The Faith with the BOOM BOOM ayayayayayay BOOOOM! na Never Say Goodbye......*sigh*

[will]

Bon jovi @ ibrox. Atmosphere was amazing at that gig the band are good on film but it dont touch the actual experince at all. [roc]

[Ancient Mariner]

iron maiden on gimme ed tour

why. cause it is iron maiden

[Joeykid]

isnt that abit of a poor answer?

cos its iron maiden, why not explain yourself abit...

[nnn69247]

it's between 4 different bands, either The Todies at an Edgefest, Weezer at Birthday Bash, The Queers at OKC, or Reverend Horton Heat in Joplin,

The first 2 were at festival type shows, and the last 2 were at small clubs, all them were absolutely awesome.

[Dreamtime]

Metallica/Godsmack St. Anger tour (Earls Court) - 100% energy, amazin songs only played Frantic & Dirty window (solo added) from the new album. the rest were all the old songs

The Alarm - (Waterfront) punk rock!!! great night got right to the front.

Deadmen Walking (Shepards bush empire)- Stood in front of Billy Duffy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Download Fest. (Castle Donny) - best fest i've ever been to, great bands, great atmosphere.

Inkubus Sukkubus - Witchfest 2003 (Croyden) - great band never heard their music before jus heard about them, great music, kinda like power metal meets pagan & vampire lyrics.

Placebo - Sleeping with Ghosts tour (UEA) again packed with energy only fault i thought was the lights, to much strobe lighting for me, thought i was goin to have a fit.

The Damned - (Waterfront) great music, never really heard them before only "New Rose" and "Neat, neat, Neat" but great band, great gig

[talos]

most laid back gig i ever went to has to be fun lovin criminals at the secc.
people were actually sitting and lying down chilling out - it was like a festival indoors lol

[Ancient Mariner]

isnt that abit of a poor answer?

cos its iron maiden, why not explain yourself abit...

if you insist



it was my first(and to this day only) maiden gig i have ever been to. i was im front row during the number of the beast looking at bruce do that scream without anyone getting in the way. the setlist was great and i had a really great time.

enough explenation?

[Joeykid]

yes, wahoo sounds good

lol

[Twisted_rock]

cool at ozzfest sid crowd surfed on me i touched #0 !!!

[Joeykid]

LOL ill just guess from your reply thats a good thing lol

[Twisted_rock]

yup sid is in the band and i was 13 at the time it was amazin!

[InSaNiTy]

The most amazing band I have ever seen live was System of a Down at Ozzfest, they are just crazy. Really got the crowd into it, and their live performance actually blows away their albums.

[mintaburst]

Originally posted by nnn69247@Feb 22 2004, 11:12 PM
it's between 4 different bands, either The Todies at an Edgefest, Weezer at Birthday Bash, The Queers at OKC, or Reverend Horton Heat in Joplin,

The first 2 were at festival type shows, and the last 2 were at small clubs, all them were absolutely awesome.
I met former lead singer for the Toadies a few weeks ago as well as the former drummer for Reverend Horton Heat. nice guys :)

Anyways...best live show hands down for me was TOOL
they suspended two contortionists a few hundred feet in the air upside down in nothing but latex body paint and had two jumbo screens that showed snips of porn between scenes of people swimming naked.

[Loser Kid]

HAS to be Muse, ive seen them 3 times and they never fail to amaze me! Matts voice is just so.......wow! Talented Man!

Placebo were rather smasing too!

B)

[Joeykid]

i wanna see Placebo and Muse. Muse more than anything i think, iv got a coupla of webcast gigs and i got thier Glastonbury 2004 set on DVD (WITH SHIT HOT VIDEO AND SOUND QUALITY) and its just stunning, i mean with muse its more down to the light show than anything lol but god matt is awsome!

[allrock]

I never seen many live :blink: . So i really don't know who is best and where. But BJ during these day tour are at there peak for sure.
May be next time i have to cach them live for any cost. :P

[talos]

MUSE are great live and i speak as someone who isnt a huge fan
placebo are alos good live

my fave live bands so far have to be maiden, white stripes and RHCP

[Kashmir]

My favorite band that I saw live had to be Pearl Jam.

[Joeykid]

Originally posted by Kashmir@Aug 10 2004, 01:15 AM
My favorite band that I saw live had to be Pearl Jam.
you lucky sod!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! gotta be be one of the few bands left im botherd about!!

[Kashmir]

Originally posted by Joeykid+Aug 10 2004, 09:35 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Joeykid @ Aug 10 2004, 09:35 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Kashmir@Aug 10 2004, 01:15 AM
My favorite band that I saw live had to be Pearl Jam.
you lucky sod!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! gotta be be one of the few bands left im botherd about!! [/b][/quote]
Heh, and they were really good live, they put on a great show.

[Joeykid]

im sure they did, i have the live at the garden dvd and its awsome, i have studio albums and singles, i have the official live bootles, about 40ish of them and i have audience taped bootlegs and they always sound awsome!

[Kashmir]

Originally posted by Joeykid@Aug 10 2004, 08:52 PM
im sure they did, i have the live at the garden dvd and its awsome, i have studio albums and singles, i have the official live bootles, about 40ish of them and i have audience taped bootlegs and they always sound awsome!
Wow, are they your favorite band?

[imported_Pristine]

Originally posted by Loser Kid@Aug 2 2004, 03:23 PM
HAS to be Muse, ive seen them 3 times and they never fail to amaze me! Matts voice is just so.......wow! Talented Man!

Placebo were rather smasing too!

B)
Muse!
I've seen em twice here in Moscow and I got about 10 live videos.
They are great! Matt's voice and the way it swings up and down, from the left to the right, from the outside to the inside and all around, wrapping i'd say.
I was shocked by the way Matt plays the keyboards... F! Selftaught, isn't he?!! Those Rakhmaninov-styled intros and riffs. Awesome, jaw-droppingly awesome.

[Joeykid]

Originally posted by Kashmir+Aug 11 2004, 03:05 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Kashmir @ Aug 11 2004, 03:05 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Joeykid@Aug 10 2004, 08:52 PM
im sure they did, i have the live at the garden dvd and its awsome, i have studio albums and singles, i have the official live bootles, about 40ish of them and i have audience taped bootlegs and they always sound awsome!
Wow, are they your favorite band? [/b][/quote]
nope but one of the few i have respect for these days. i love thier music, love thier shows, love eddies attitude of 3 bottles of wine per gig (that making him my idle LOL)

they're just the remains of rock music!!

[Kashmir]

Another band that were really good live were The Casualties.

[Fenrir]

Nightwish & WASP/Dragonforce

[AuSsIe_KiSs_GiRl]

The best band ive seen so far is KISS!!! i saw them earlyer this year they freakin ROCKED !!! COME BACK DOWNUNDER KISS!!!

Also saw Brides of Destruction in sydney a few weeks ago they were awesome... ANYTHING nikki sixx does is AWESOME anywayz lol

[kiss me im shitfaced]

kiss are disgusting live now a days, although they were once the hottest band in the world, now live gigs rarely consist of the original line up (which goes the same for albums) and i cant bare lookin at a guy (simmons) in his mid 40's jumpin around stage in a spandex suit which consists of holes revealing too much skin (for a man his age atleast). non the less they were a great band. however one group that doesnt get much worse with age is ac/dc. their live shows are outstandin, absolutely amazing. angus is still full of energy aswell as his brother and co. brian johnsons voice has gotten worse but is still in good shape for his age and any lack of energy is made up by that of the crowd. its amazing to see all these young ppl go to their concerts, shows that yes, we may not be livin in the 70's or 80's but rocknroll never dies! angus is still crazy in his schoolboy outfit, and controls every concertgoer with his hypnotic unmatchable riffs. hes simply a living legend, and they have soo many songs that they always have something different for gigs, each one as good as the other. just cant wait to see em live after the release of their new album. ac/dc, i salute you

[Revelations]

Well, in the year '86 i went to a concert wich had like a lots of bands, like a Big concert, AC/DC were there, Black sabbath, Van halen, Deep purple. There were over 60.000 people there and i can remember ever bit of it!, It was a wild time and i really enjoyed it, me and my buddy were about 10.000th back, so that was way back, but we managed to squeeze ourself all the way to about 15 line to the stage, and then it was just like a wall in front of us, we couldn't move. There was so much energy and everything, the guys were jumping up and down the stage like hooligans, Only were they not just coming to do business then leave, but they were actually really enjoying themselves, jumping up and down the stage, spinning around, and basically enjoying what they were doing.
I also remember when Van halen performed jump, and bottles were flying all over the place, like plastic so no one got hurt. But we had a great time, those guys blew all other bands playing there, Deep purple were great, playing Child in time and things, us guys just had a great time, jumping about and just going with it.

I'm still just classic rock now, but i do like metallica now, And all the other classics, But us guys had a great time and i still listne to old rock, and aswell i saw deep purple two times this year when they played in iceland, They were still full of energy, mostly only old guys like me ;). But i was at front, touched all of them apart from the drummer, they just all smiled and rocked out, they were still enjoying what they did, and i enjoyed it to, ''Looks at the guitar pick i caught'' ;). But yeah, they were good too, i also saw Metallica which were great, i wen't backstage and to an afterparty with the guys, my god it was fun, But VanHalen has always been a top for me.

Have a good day and may lord bless you.
VanHalen

[Fenrir]

NIGHTWISH!!!!!!
Tarja was beautiful she has the best voice ive ever heard + to over the band & because she has opera vocals she has to change notes very quickly it must be hard. the gig was amazin, crowd were brilliant and i got to stand abt a meter away from Tuomas!

Velvet Revolver
OMG!!!!! seein Slash, Duff, & Matt on the same stage was a dream come true!
scott was amazin, Duff & Matt came out to sign stuff before the gig. i've got a review in this section.

WASP
Blackie was amazin, great stage presence, awesome set list, even played a medley that included the song that got me into the band - The Idol

DRAGONFORCE
well i'll tell you tomorrow :D

[Fenrir]

DRAGONFORCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

F**k!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i met Sam the guitarist after the gig last night bloody awesome they were. my mate/band mate went backstage with Sam got his ticket/2 cd's signed and got pissed with the band!!

[virus on dope]

the Peppermint Creeps because they ****ing rock

Dope as well since they're still going strong after all these years

[jane says]

Originally posted by Kashmir
My favorite band that I saw live had to be Pearl Jam.
me toooo -- i saw them on the Riot Act tour last year... i thought that album was not so good, but of course they were incredible anyway.


audioslave and jane's addiction at lollapalooza '03 were also great.

[KrisDistance]

Muse!
I've seen em twice here in Moscow and I got about 10 live videos.
They are great! Matt's voice and the way it swings up and down, from the left to the right, from the outside to the inside and all around, wrapping i'd say.
I was shocked by the way Matt plays the keyboards... F! Selftaught, isn't he?!! Those Rakhmaninov-styled intros and riffs. Awesome, jaw-droppingly awesome.

i very much wish for muse to come close to me in the US so i could see them.

anyways, i thought HIM was the best live, they played so well! only bad part was the mixing, turned the bass drum up to much for all those idiots who considered it a hardcore concert and started a mosh pit

[Twisted_rock]

yeh HIM can be a bit hit or miss

[KrisDistance]

it can be, luckily ville hit all his notes and wasnt fat (i heard rumors that he gained lots of weight, they werent true)

but they played perfectly

[Twisted_rock]

see in your avatar dont you think ville looks very like brandon lee circa the crow???

spooky!

[loveridonthavetolove]

Taking Back Sunday was amazing haha even if you don't like them, they do put on a good show. the entire crowd gets into it and goes crazy and i love it..i've seen them twice but any time they're near here i will be going again haha i <3ed it:243:

[Beatles_Own]

Favorite Concert ever - ZZtop

WHY - only one i've ever seen

[loveridonthavetolove]

you definetly need to go to more concerts haha

dang..one concert ever?

[Beatles_Own]

you definetly need to go to more concerts haha

dang..one concert ever?
well, yeah, you forget that i have not told you hold old i am.

[loveridonthavetolove]

well, yeah, you forget that i have not told you hold old i am.
how old are you?

[Beatles_Own]

how old are you?
i'll tell you, but first how old are you?

[loveridonthavetolove]

i'll tell you, but first how old are you?
i'm 15

[Beatles_Own]

well im only 13.

[loveridonthavetolove]

well im only 13.

i figured you were haha

[Beatles_Own]

i figured you were haha
thae means..........what? how did you "figure" that?

[loveridonthavetolove]

thae means..........what? how did you "figure" that?
just by what you say haha i dont know, i thought you were young

[Beatles_Own]

just by what you say haha i dont know, i thought you were young
........thanks, i appreciate that. (intended sarcasm)

[Twisted_rock]

good on ya evan have been to a concert at your age. my dads took me since i was a squirt totally got the bug . given the choice its my preferred method of entertainment ( not including sex )

[Beatles_Own]

good on ya evan have been to a concert at your age. my dads took me since i was a squirt totally got the bug . given the choice its my preferred method of entertainment ( not including sex )
we all needed to know that last bit.

[Twisted_rock]

good job i said then aint it ;)

[Twisted_rock]

trust me if you go back to earlier post im really being well behaved now. mainley due to lack of partners on crime *sob*

[loveridonthavetolove]

........thanks, i appreciate that. (intended sarcasm)
hey i'm only 15
don't get offended :)

[nnn69247]

wow you people are making me feel old.

[Beatles_Own]

wow you people are making me feel old.
hey, just because we are young s****, doesn't mean we're not smart. we all have something we know more about than others. i may sound immature to you, but mine would be DragonBallZ and the Beatles. DBZ was a LONG time ago though.

[nathan]

Originally posted by nnn69247
wow you people are making me feel old.

erm what age are you?


sorry to be rude

[nnn69247]

I am 24

[Beatles_Own]

Originally posted by nnn69247
I am 24
thats not old, i thought you were 40 something.

[GuitarPlaya08]

the matches are my favorite band to see live.. its awesome when they play at smaller venues.. they have so much energy and are always on beat and they play/sound just like the record...

[loveridonthavetolove]

i want to check the matches out

what are some good songs?

[GuitarPlaya08]

sick little suicide is probably their "most-liked" song.. u can find it on the mtv.com hot downloads or epitaph.com (as you can c im really into these matches)

chain me free is their music video

their album E. Von Dahl Killed the Locals has a lot of good songs

if any of u have AIM hit me up on the sn: GuitarPlaya08

and ill send u some cool songs

if you like Green Day, sugarcult, matchbook romance, zebrahead, or any rock band you will like their shiz.

MP3's

http://thematches.com/sls.mp3 ('http://"http://thematches.com/sls.mp3"')

http://www.thematches.com/restless.mp3 ('http://"http://www.thematches.com/restless.mp3"')

[nnn69247]

Originally posted by Beatles_Own
thats not old, i thought you were 40 something.


I didn't say I was old, I just felt old, I was so totally different at 13 it feels like about 350 years ago.

[Beatles_Own]

Originally posted by nnn69247
I didn't say I was old, I just felt old, I was so totally different at 13 it feels like about 350 years ago.
i know what you mean, i was so totally different at 10, and that feels like ages ago........

[jane says]

Originally posted by Beatles_Own
thats not old, i thought you were 40 something.

hahahahahahahahahhaahhaa

because when you're 40, it's like time to die, you're so old already...?

[Beatles_Own]

Originally posted by jane says
hahahahahahahahahhaahhaa

because when you're 40, it's like time to die, you're so old already...?
I'm frickin' 13.............and no, when your 40 it ain't time to die, my grandmas 82 and she walks 1 mile EVERYDAY with no help at all, plus she uses the tread-mill often, extremely active for her age.

[dexterq]

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[dexterq]

Rage Against the Machine ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/rage_against_the_machine/artist.jhtml"') earned acclaim from disenfranchised fans (and not insignificant derision from critics) for their bombastic, fiercely polemical music, http://www.vh1.com/sitewide/img/spc.gif
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[Beatles_Own]

Originally posted by dexterq
Rage Against the Machine ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/rage_against_the_machine/artist.jhtml"') earned acclaim from disenfranchised fans (and not insignificant derision from critics) for their bombastic, fiercely polemical music, http://www.vh1.com/sitewide/img/spc.gif
http://www.vh1.com/sitewide/img/spc.gifif http://www.vh1.com/sitewide/img/spc.gifwhich brewed sloganeering leftist rants against corporate America, cultural imperialism, and government oppression into a Molotov cocktail of punk, hip-hop, and thrash. Rage ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/rage_against_the_machine/artist.jhtml"') formed in Los Angeles in the early '90s out of the wreckage of a number of local groups: vocalist Zack de la Rocha ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/delarocha_zack/artist.jhtml"') (the son of Chicano political artist Beto) emerged from the bands Headstance, Farside ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/farside/artist.jhtml"'), and Inside Out ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/inside_out_punk_/artist.jhtml"'); guitarist Tom Morello ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/morello_tom/artist.jhtml"') (the nephew of Jomo Kenyatta, the first Kenyan president) originated in Lock Up ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/lock_up_1_/artist.jhtml"'); and drummer Brad Wilk ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/wilk_brad/artist.jhtml"') played with future Pearl Jam ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/pearl_jam/artist.jhtml"') frontman Eddie Vedder ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/vedder_eddie/artist.jhtml"'). Rounded out by bassist Tim Bob ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/commerford_tim/artist.jhtml"') (aka Tim C. ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/commerford_tim/artist.jhtml"'), born Tim Commerford ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/commerford_tim/artist.jhtml"')), a childhood friend of de la Rocha ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/delarocha_zack/artist.jhtml"')'s, Rage ('http://"http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/rage_against_the_machine/artist.jhtml"') debuted in 1992 with a self-released, self-titled 12-song cassette featuring the song "Bullet in the Head," which became a hit when reissued as a single later in the year.:err: THAT'S A REAL ROCK BAND, AND WHEN I SAY REAL I THING ABOUT THEIR MUSIC AND ATTITUDE, BUT IF YOU"RE A PUNKER, YOU WILL NOT UNDERSTAND:1004:
I ain't a punker, but i could tell you if it's rel or not, if it sounds anything like blink 182 or slipknot, no, it isn't.

[dexterq]

DO you like Alice in chains?
:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

[Beatles_Own]

Originally posted by dexterq
DO you like Alice in chains?
:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
heard some of their stuff, wasn't thrilled.

[nigel74]

www.tenyearvamp.com ('http://"http://www.tenyearvamp.com"')

This girl rocks! See for yourself: www.tenyearvamp.com ('http://"http://www.tenyearvamp.com"')

[Beatles_Own]

Originally posted by nigel74
www.tenyearvamp.com ('http://"http://www.tenyearvamp.com/"')

This girl rocks! See for yourself: www.tenyearvamp.com ('http://"http://www.tenyearvamp.com"')
both of your posts have been with this hyperlink, please edit this post and don't advertise anymore or i'll have to erase it, thank you.

[Valeo]

Originally posted by dexterq
DO you like Alice in chains?
:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
Alice in Chains rock!

Pearl Jam are still better though :bouncy:

[Beatles_Own]

anyone here seen pantera or megadeth or maiden? if so, what didja think?

[drops_of_asyd]

tool-2001
tool-1998
maiden,dio,motorhead-2003
rush-2004
pearl jam-2003
grateful dead-1995
roger waters-1999

[Fenrir]

MEGADETH!!!!!!!! & Diamond Head as support

dude they were amazing last night!! Dave is a great front man, Megadeth have so much talent

[captain cabinets]

well i seen damage plan and they great . which is the closest to pantera i'll get now dimebag has gone .

gigs i been to :

ffaf
incubus/brand new
download festival
slipknot/slayer
machine head/god forbid/caliban
KsE
mars volta in march

[clubberwade]

This guy Zach Steel puts on a hell of a show. He's playing Sunday 2/27 at The Knitting factory in Los Angeles. Check out his site, zachsteel.com, lots of free downloads

[soul_on_fire]

HIM of course!!!!!:D as they are one of my favourite bands! but green day was good too...

[False Legato]

Led Zeppelin's America tour '72 //good guitar show

Victor Wooten live at bass day '98 // good bass show

Rammstein live aus berlin '98 //good pyro show

[loveridonthavetolove]

Originally posted by False Legato
Led Zeppelin's America tour '72 //good guitar show

Victor Wooten live at bass day '98 // good bass show

Rammstein live aus berlin '98 //good pyro show

you saw led zeppelin? LUCKY!

[limitless965]

saw a tape of green day live absolutly brilliant

[nnn69247]

I have to change mine, I finally got to see Social Distortion a little while back, the absolute greatest time I have ever had at a show, and The Street Dogs and Backyard Babies were pretty good too.

[iloveundecane]

Hmm the best would have to be... Undecane!! Saw them on my birthday, so that was even better!

[Destro]

Well the last two shows I've been too were amazing.. I saw Alter Bridge/Silvertide/Submersed in January and it was seriously awesome, all three bands were great, and I got to meet Submersed which was really cool.. then I went to the Thick as Thieves Tour back in March with Atreyu/Unearth/Norma Jean/Scars of Tomorrow, and THAT was awesome.. except Scars of Tomorrow(their vocalist totally blew it when he snogged this loogie that landed on his shirt, bleh, hahaha) all the band did an awesome job. I have the "Totally Badical" Tour tomorrow night, that should be good too.

[ButterflySketches]

oooooohhhhhhhh my most enjoyable gig was Killswitch Engage I apsolutly loved it!!!!!!

[hippyhippo]

seein Black sabbath and slipknot at download 2005,it was sweet and was an incredible weekend.

[Fenrir]

^ i went too!!

Sabbath
Trivium
Slayer