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1. Pink Floyd - Animals Tour - By far the best show I have ever seen
2. Led Zeppelin - Chicago 1976 - Amazing
3. Queen - Night at the Opera - Freddie - just unreal
4. Black Sabbath with Ozzy - Chicago 1977 - What rock n roll is suppose to be
5. Frank Zappa - Simply incrediable
Honarable mention - The Who with Keith Moon
 
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1) Uncle Kracker
2.) Kidd Rock
3.) Lenny Kravitz
4.) Bare Naked Ladies
5.) Bush
 
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Robert Smith and THE CURE   7 times.
 
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Uncle Kracker? Really? What does he do so well?
 
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It was just a great concert, wasn't a huge venue and the place was just jumping.  This was back in 01' when he first came out.
 
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pink floyd
fleetwood mac in a driving (diana ross stlyle) rain storm at the gorge in washington
acdc
u2
todd miller band in baltimore
 
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rolling stones - shea stadium
u2 - yankee stadium
midnight oil - radio city music hall
kiss - madison square garden
aerosmith - continental arena
 
 
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Tool - Tallahassee 2001 - best setlist out of the 10 or 11 times I've seen them
 
Marilyn Manson - Orlando 2005 - loudest show I've ever been to
 
Ozzfest 2004 (Manson, Black Sabbath, Mudvayne, Taproot, Papa Roach, Linkin Park, Disturbed, Nonpoint, Drowning Pool, Slipknot)
 
Primus - Orlando 2005 - Les Claypool is the best bass player that ever lived.  Hands down.
 
Smashing Pumpkins - Asheville 2007 - 3 hour set, small club, Billy Corgan is a fantastic guitar player. . .
 
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311 - Jacksonville 1997 - Total blast, they played a million songs.
 
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Forgot about Kiss. I saw them right after their Kiss Alive album came out. I have to admit their shows are unreal. Not sure about today, but back then it was a great show.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PocketJacks:

1) Uncle Kracker
2.) Kidd Rock
3.) Lenny Kravitz
4.) Bare Naked Ladies
5.) Bush

You need to see some more shows.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by jmw59:

The guy to my left.
Robert Smith and THE CURE   7 times.

 

I like the Cure.  But I found their live show boring.  Maybe it was an off night for them.

 

Neil Young and Crazy Horse with Sonic Youth and Social Distortion

Faith No More with Helmet (First and I believe only show held at Gampel at UConn)

Primus and Fishbone way back in '91

Mogwai with Part Chimp

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion with R L Burnside

 

 

 

 
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1 through 24 - the 24 Phish shows i went to
 
then everything else
 
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1.  Radiohead in Grant Park, Chicago
 
2.  Smashing Pumpkins, 2nd to last show at United Center in Chicago
 
3.  SuperDrag at Metro in Chicago...best small show I have ever seen.  900 people just being treated to non-stop rock for 2 hours...sweaty mess afterwards.  One of those shows where 30 minutes into the set you look at your buddy and you just give a nod of "we are watching something historic" looks and nothing else needs to be said
 
4.  Wilco at the Chicago Auditorium in 2004
 
5.  Pearl Jam at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin October 2000...coldest concert they have ever played(38 degrees at start of concert)
 
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Neil Young and Crazy Horse with Sonic Youth and Social Distortion
 
Saw that same tour in philly, I think it was 88 or  89.
 
1) neil young acoustic solo show to promote his "harvest moon" album circa 1990 at the tower theatre in phi.
 
2) jerry garcia band Hampton VA circa 1993
 
3) Grateful Dead - any of 15 shows.  RFK 1991 was my fav though.
 
4) Robert Earl Keen with Reckless Kelly at the Backyard @ Austin in 2000
 
5) The show grassking mentioned
 
honorable mention- wolf dance 2000 in fort worth.  any scott h biram show at the triple crown in san marcos texas
 
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I'm sure of the exact date of the Neil Young show.  I was in college at the time, which was the late '80s early '90s.  I went to so many shows back then that I sometimes mix up the dates.  But that show was kickass.
 
Here's an honorable mention, BDP.
 
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1. Bruce Springsteen -97 at the MCI Center in Washington -4 hours of the boss and he brought out 'friends' to play with him who were going to play in the area the next day..
 
2. Pink Floyd -like 91 at RFK stadium..
3. George Strait ,1997 and 2004 ..in Washington ..
4. Billy Joel -spring 1990 at the Miami Arena -floor seats ..
5.
Eric Clapton Oct 2006 at the Verizon Center ..
 
 
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1. Kiss - Toss up between Dodger Stadium and the Garden
2. Kid Rock - the club days when he did 3 hour set
3. Marilyn Manson - New Years Millenium show at Hard Rock Hotel
4. Nickelback - this past summer at Merriweather Post
5. Poison- Always like there shows
 
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 1) Roger Waters, 1998 (?)  "Amused To Death" tour
 
 2) Grateful Dead 1978, Vir. Beach; first Dead show
 
 3) AC/DC w/ Bon Scott, Molly Hatchet, and Blackfoot (weird combo)
 
 4) GNR and Skid Row
 
 5) Ben Harper, "Diamonds On The Inside" tour
 
if I could add a 6th, Van Halen "Van Halen 2" tour, w/ Roth
 
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I saw Neil Young at Indiana University a long time ago. He was awsome, just him and a acoustic guitar. Very good show.
 
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1. Roger Waters - "Dark side of the Moon" - Seattle 2006 (5th row on the floor seats)
2. Roger Waters - "Dark side of the Moon" - Vancouver, BC 2007
3. Supertramp - "Breakfast in America" Seattle 1979
4. Judas Priest - Seattle 1978
5. 3-way tie------Pat Travers - Seattle 1980......REO Speedwagon/Foreigner @ The Gorge in George 1995..........Alice Cooper - "Welcome to my Nightmare" Seattle 1980
 
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1. Pink Floyd - Nassau Coleisiem (floor seats) Delicate Sound of Thunder taping DVD

2. Roger Waters - Miami

3. Grateful Dead - San Fran

4. Iron Maiden/Twisted Sister (for you ole timers)

5. Neil Diamond (yes..i admit it but went with my GF at time..was very good)
 
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1 ~The Drive-By Truckers - Tipitina's New Orleans,Louisiana
2 ~ The Allman Brothers Band - In a field in Stuart,Florida
3 ~ The Smashing Pumpkins - Richmond,Va. Coliseum on Halloween
4 ~ The Outlaws/The Marshall Tucker Band-The Sunrise Musical Theatre-Ft.Lauderdale,Fla.
5 ~ NRBQ - Jimmy's New Orleans,Louisiana
 
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lol uncle cracker, kid rock, and BNL??
 
i think you can do a lil better then that PJ
 
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That just shows you that I haven't been to too many concerts.  I really like Uncle Kracker and Kid Rock though, with the concerts being here in Michigan, the place just seemed to be that more hyped.
 
I was supposed to go to a Rolling Stones concert a couple of years ago when they were playing at Comerica Park, but I had school after work, and was having an exam that night, so I had to give up my ticket, I was pissed about that, but did ace the exam.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PocketJacks:

That just shows you that I haven't been to too many concerts.  I really like Uncle Kracker and Kid Rock though, with the concerts being here in Michigan, the place just seemed to be that more hyped.
 
I was supposed to go to a Rolling Stones concert a couple of years ago when they were playing at Comerica Park, but I had school after work, and was having an exam that night, so I had to give up my ticket, I was pissed about that, but did ace the exam.

Don't rationalize liking Uncle Kracker or Kid Rock, especially Kid Rock, I love that shit and they are great shows

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