We all would have had a chance to see Zeppelin had Robert Plant not that it so neato to play silly little shows with Alliso Krauss instead.
I thought the CD that they did together sucked by the way.
Hope we get another chance. I am one of the unlucky one that has never seen Zep in person.
But, without John Bonham, who was such a big part of Zep. But, I agree I don't knowwhat the deal is with Plant. I heard he is getting ready to do a tour with the band he was with prior to joining Zep. Here is the link....
We all would have had a chance to see Zeppelin had Robert Plant not that it so neato to play silly little shows with Alliso Krauss instead.
I thought the CD that they did together sucked by the way.
Hope we get another chance. I am one of the unlucky one that has never seen Zep in person.
But, without John Bonham, who was such a big part of Zep. But, I agree I don't knowwhat the deal is with Plant. I heard he is getting ready to do a tour with the band he was with prior to joining Zep. Here is the link....
These aren't necessarily my favourite artists or my favourite concerts of all time, but the energy level they brought took it to another level:
Dixie Chicks: Bash all ya want, but those gals really know how to put on a show.
Billy Joel / Elton John: I think even on their own it would have been an entertaining show, but together they brought down the house.
Metallica: If you've never seen Metallica live, put it on your bucket list. I've seen them 5 times now, with the last being in November, and it gets better each and every time.
Havent seen Metallica live in ages, but for me their run from '86 to about '90 are probably the best shows to have seen these guys live. On the rise and hungry with a crazed crowd feeding them. The speed they played songs was sometimes ridiculous from feeding off the crowd. I know after '90 I didnt find their shows as good for whatever reason.
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Quote Originally Posted by hugh613:
These aren't necessarily my favourite artists or my favourite concerts of all time, but the energy level they brought took it to another level:
Dixie Chicks: Bash all ya want, but those gals really know how to put on a show.
Billy Joel / Elton John: I think even on their own it would have been an entertaining show, but together they brought down the house.
Metallica: If you've never seen Metallica live, put it on your bucket list. I've seen them 5 times now, with the last being in November, and it gets better each and every time.
Havent seen Metallica live in ages, but for me their run from '86 to about '90 are probably the best shows to have seen these guys live. On the rise and hungry with a crazed crowd feeding them. The speed they played songs was sometimes ridiculous from feeding off the crowd. I know after '90 I didnt find their shows as good for whatever reason.
Guns n' Roses are awesome live. I've seen them 12 times now. For as much shit as he gets, Axl sounds better than ever now, since he's kicked all the substance abuse.
But seeing them back in '90 was awesome. You just never knew what you were going to get. I saw them at the CNE in Canada, roughly two weeks before the UYI albums came out. They were asking fans what song titles they read about. Fans would yell out songs, and they'd play them. Played for like 3 hours that night.
Awesome.
Other great performers:
2. Pearl Jam. Love their unpredictable setlists.
3. AC/DC. Their stage show is always something to behold.
4. Roger Waters. Saw him on the Dark Side tour. Great experience.
5. Jim Morrison. Never saw them in person, but it seemed like you'd never know what you'd get from night to night.
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Guns n' Roses are awesome live. I've seen them 12 times now. For as much shit as he gets, Axl sounds better than ever now, since he's kicked all the substance abuse.
But seeing them back in '90 was awesome. You just never knew what you were going to get. I saw them at the CNE in Canada, roughly two weeks before the UYI albums came out. They were asking fans what song titles they read about. Fans would yell out songs, and they'd play them. Played for like 3 hours that night.
Awesome.
Other great performers:
2. Pearl Jam. Love their unpredictable setlists.
3. AC/DC. Their stage show is always something to behold.
4. Roger Waters. Saw him on the Dark Side tour. Great experience.
5. Jim Morrison. Never saw them in person, but it seemed like you'd never know what you'd get from night to night.
After my last ticket stub count,834 concerts attended....
I have heard better sounding live bands, but the greatest performances I have EVER seen are Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.
Best "live" sound reproduction Pink Floyd Supertramp Yes The Eagles Kansas Steely Dan Australian Pink Floyd (some so-called "A" list bands should take a note out of their playbook) J.Geils Band Jethro Tull Electric Light Orchestra Queensryche
LOUDEST show Led Zeppelin
Greatest concert ever Pink Floyd
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After my last ticket stub count,834 concerts attended....
I have heard better sounding live bands, but the greatest performances I have EVER seen are Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.
Best "live" sound reproduction Pink Floyd Supertramp Yes The Eagles Kansas Steely Dan Australian Pink Floyd (some so-called "A" list bands should take a note out of their playbook) J.Geils Band Jethro Tull Electric Light Orchestra Queensryche
Seen him many, many times DHop. Best show was the Acapela tour in Houston.
Unreal.
Of course, Robert and the boys are good live too. The Curiosa tour of 2004 was good and I got to see Interpol that day as well. that was a fine day in Dallas I'll tell ya.
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Seen him many, many times DHop. Best show was the Acapela tour in Houston.
Unreal.
Of course, Robert and the boys are good live too. The Curiosa tour of 2004 was good and I got to see Interpol that day as well. that was a fine day in Dallas I'll tell ya.
After my last ticket stub count,834 concerts attended....
I have heard better sounding live bands, but the greatest performances I have EVER seen are Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.
Best "live" sound reproduction Pink Floyd Supertramp Yes The Eagles Kansas Steely Dan Australian Pink Floyd (some so-called "A" list bands should take a note out of their playbook) J.Geils Band Jethro Tull Electric Light Orchestra Queensryche
LOUDEST show Led Zeppelin
Greatest concert ever Pink Floyd
Dude, that is a geat list! Holy crap!
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Quote Originally Posted by MrTTL:
After my last ticket stub count,834 concerts attended....
I have heard better sounding live bands, but the greatest performances I have EVER seen are Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.
Best "live" sound reproduction Pink Floyd Supertramp Yes The Eagles Kansas Steely Dan Australian Pink Floyd (some so-called "A" list bands should take a note out of their playbook) J.Geils Band Jethro Tull Electric Light Orchestra Queensryche
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