I saw NIN in 1990. It was a pretty spectacular show.
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What was the best concert you have ever seen?
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I saw NIN in 1990. It was a pretty spectacular show.
snapping turtle
Grandmaster
“the pro’s and con’s of hitchhiking” Rodger waters Dave San born ect.
the talking heads 1984
dave Mathew’s and Tim renoylds the vogue
frank zappa the vogue 1984 ish
any rush show I have seen
lyle Lovett and his very large band.
i don’t think I can list a best. All we did when I was 18-28 was go to concerts. Q 95 used to have the best cheap ones. 4 dollars 95 cents got me into the Marshall tucker band outlaws pat travers and golden earring concert. They used to have one of those every year around Xmas to new year. 3.95 4.95 and 5.95 tickets. Three to four bands.
the talking heads 1984
dave Mathew’s and Tim renoylds the vogue
frank zappa the vogue 1984 ish
any rush show I have seen
lyle Lovett and his very large band.
i don’t think I can list a best. All we did when I was 18-28 was go to concerts. Q 95 used to have the best cheap ones. 4 dollars 95 cents got me into the Marshall tucker band outlaws pat travers and golden earring concert. They used to have one of those every year around Xmas to new year. 3.95 4.95 and 5.95 tickets. Three to four bands.
snapping turtle
Grandmaster
ozzy at circle theatre in Indy with Randy Rhodes
snapping turtle
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I can list the two worst concerts I have seen
James Brown during his worst drug years. 30 seconds singing on stage then 2 minutes to change outfits and do a line then 45 seconds singing again. And David Lee Roth solo so drunk he could not sing
James Brown during his worst drug years. 30 seconds singing on stage then 2 minutes to change outfits and do a line then 45 seconds singing again. And David Lee Roth solo so drunk he could not sing
Don McLean in about 1986. Came on stage with an acoustic guitar and one backup bass. Small venue, did a lot of songs acapella.
Disturbed did "The Sound of Silence" at Louder Than Life.
Went to LTL several years in a row thanks to my son who bought me VIP tickets. Love the music but with arthritis can't walk the 2 miles from parking or stand 12 hours at a time.
Don
Disturbed did "The Sound of Silence" at Louder Than Life.
Went to LTL several years in a row thanks to my son who bought me VIP tickets. Love the music but with arthritis can't walk the 2 miles from parking or stand 12 hours at a time.
Don
B.B. King near the end. He sat in a chair, occasionally strumming a few chords, telling stories about how great he used to be and how lucky we were to get to see him.
The Cars. So bad, they played no encores because the audience got up and walked out even though they hadn't turned the lights up yet. I have never seen that happen at another show.
