Most cool song you heard live in concert

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Anonymous wrote:Rolling Stones, 2019 at FedEx. Acoustic version of You Can’t Always Get What You Want. I was literally crying and DH, who I had to drag to the show, had tears in his eyes.

Yes, I was there, and it was lovely.

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This. It gives me chills when I think about it.

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Anonymous wrote:Billy Joel at the garden singing Piano Man. At one point, he and the band dropped out and the 50,000 people in the audience all belted out the chorus together.

I'm terribly sorry to harsh your mellow, but the capacity at MSG is only 20,000.

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Led Zeppelin 1977 at the old Chicago Stadium. Every song!

And yes there were tons of drugs and booze!

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Paul Oakenfold at Nation. He did a remix of Led Zeppelin's Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, then mixed it into MLK's I Have a Dream speech.

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David Bowie and Trent Reznor performing "Hallo Spaceboy" together in the 90's.
Beyond cool!

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The Clash, Should I Stay Or Should I Go", I was 14.

U2's Joshua Tree tour was religious.

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Anonymous wrote:Led Zeppelin 1977 at the old Chicago Stadium. Every song!

And yes there were tons of drugs and booze!

I saw them at the Spectrum I’m Philadelphia, possibly the same tour!

Yes, the whole place smelled of pot.

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Anonymous wrote:1974. Bruce Springsteen singing “Sandy” on a rickety stage in a college gym. He was gripping the microphone and ended up lying on the floor of the stage, singing/whispering the lyrics. Teenage me was in love.

He wasn’t really famous yet, but we all knew we were seeing something really cool. It was a year or so before he was declared “the future of rock and roll” but none of us there that night needed a reporter to tell us what we were seeing with our own eyes.

Wow! One of my favorites was seeing him open with Purple Rain the week Prince died.

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"One" by Metallica during their 1997 concert tour.

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Anonymous wrote:City of Blinding lights, by U2. They opened the show with it back in....2006? I can't remember exactly, but the buzz of the crowd was incredible and the band was on fire.

I saw them in 2005. Good show, for a stadium show.

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I saw The Roots in Central Park as the sun set in June 2000. Black Star made a surprise appearance and did Definition.

I was a senior in HS and life was amazing.

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The White Stripes performing Jolene. It was raw and electrifying.

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Chris Whitley opening for Tom Petty. We had never heard of him at that point. He sang “Dust Radio” and it was pretty much a religious experience. Gone far too soon.

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Hangin Tough.