What's the most amazing concert you ever saw?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Then of course there's Bruce. The whole revival tent experience.
I saw one of the Born in the USA shows at the Cap Centre. The opening act was also Bruce--he played 2 hours, then an intermission, then another 2 and a quarter hours. Nothing else like it.

+1 for Bruce at the Cap Centre.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wroteisclosure way back when...Now I heard they are becoming a little more mainstream.

Also:

Arctic Monkeys
Foster the People 11-'12 in San Diego, CA
Yuck (Before they split up) in San Diego, CA



I consider myself to be a quite hip 22 yr. old and I have never even heard of these bands/groups.

I bet they don't even exist you Troll.



You call yourself hip and you don't know Arctic Monkeys?



I am in unhip 50 yr old and even I have heard of Foster the People and Article Monkeys. I even have a Foster the People song on my Iphone.

I was about to type the exact same thing (except I don't have an iPhone; I still use blackberry). Foster the People has even played SNL, for crying out loud.

+2, but I'm 45. Also, Fitz and the Tantrums.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Then of course there's Bruce. The whole revival tent experience.
I saw one of the Born in the USA shows at the Cap Centre. The opening act was also Bruce--he played 2 hours, then an intermission, then another 2 and a quarter hours. Nothing else like it.

+1 I remember standing in a l-o-n-g line for tickets over at Fair Oaks mall to see Bruce's Born in the USA concert. Excellent, excellent show.

+2, except I saw his Born in the USA concert up in Philly. Amazing is an overused word, but it fits here.

[Anonymous]

U2. Every.single.time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In no particular order:

Belle and Sebastian, MPP 2006, DAR 2010, MPP 2013
Pearl Jam Grand Rapids 2006
Wolf Parade Philly 2008, NYC 2010
Arcade Fire Chicago 2005
Radiohead Alpine Valley 2003
The Shins Chicago 2005

I was at Radiohead Alpine Valley in 2003!

I saw a bunch of crazy shows in Chicago from 2002-2008. Including a Pelican show in an abandoned bowling alley.

[Anonymous]

Depeche Mode every time. Only regret is not seeing them when Alan Wilder was still in the band.

[Anonymous]

The clash at Ritchie coliseum in 1980

The stray cats and fabulous thunderbirds at Ritchie coliseum .
1982.


Red hot chili peppers front row verizon last year.

[Anonymous]

Pink Floyd
U2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
I was at Radiohead Alpine Valley in 2003!

Big venues pretty much suck, but I was 21 at the time and seeing 40k people at Alpine Valley from the top of the hill was pretty incredible. Fall down that hill walking down and you're not stopping for a long time, almost like old Comiskey Park in the upper level.

2003 was the last year for me Radiohead really meant a lot. They still had their guitar influences but were obviously fully embracing their electronic sound. You and Whose Army and Kid A were my highlights from the night.

I think I had 20 or so different friends drive from MI to attend that concert.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stevie Ray Vaughan with Double Trouble at Great Woods in Massachusetts, summer 1987 (July ?). Wow, that man could play.

Wow, would've loved to seen him live. Virtuoso.

[Anonymous]

The clash at Ritchie coliseum in 1980

The stray cats and fabulous thunderbirds at Ritchie coliseum .
1982.

I forget where Ritchie was. Cleveland?

[Anonymous]

Who doesn't even know who Disclosure is these days?? They are one of my faves!

The Article Monkeys?? Yep...That one is surely made up by a troll, but I do like the ARCTIC Monkeys...They rock.

Yuck is a great band, I wish they would get their act together and get back together.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

The clash at Ritchie coliseum in 1980

The stray cats and fabulous thunderbirds at Ritchie coliseum .
1982.

I forget where Ritchie was. Cleveland?

University of maryland .. It's still there only seats / holds 1500 .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Disclosure way back when...Now I heard they are becoming a little more mainstream.

Also:

Arctic Monkeys
Foster the People 11-'12 in San Diego, CA
Yuck (Before they split up) in San Diego, CA

I consider myself to be a quite hip 22 yr. old and I have never even heard of these bands/groups.

I bet they don't even exist you Troll.

Foster the People sings what I call the "Columbine Theme Song" ("All the other kids, with the pumped up kicks, you better run, better run, outrun my gun/All the other kids, with the pumped up kicks, you better run, better run, faster than my bullet.")

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Depeche Mode every time. Only regret is not seeing them when Alan Wilder was still in the band.

+1